NSAIDs easily enter the brain, but their high protein binding limits absolute amount of entry. All work similarly as either nonselective or selective cyclooxygenase inhibitors, but indomethacin may have more potent vasoconstrictive activity and unique direct neuronal or nitric oxide-dependent inhibitory pathway activity.
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