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Muscle relaxants are a diverse group of drugs used to reduce muscle tone, spasticity, or spasms. Their mechanisms of action vary widely and can involve different molecular targets in the nervous system or directly within muscle tissue. In some cases, the precise molecular target is unknown or not fully characterized. These agents may exert effects via multiple pathways or through yet-unidentified targets, often working via CNS depression, NMJ inhibition, or interference with calcium release.
CNS depression; inhibition at NMJ; interference with calcium release; other possible actions
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