ATC code N01

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A section of the Anatomical Therapeutic Chemical Classification System.

N Nervous system

N01A Anesthetics, general

N01AA Ethers

N01AA01 Diethyl ether

N01AA02 Vinyl ether

N01AB Halogenated hydrocarbons

N01AB01 Halothane

N01AB02 Chloroform

N01AB03 Methoxyflurane

N01AB04 Enflurane

N01AB05 Trichloroethylene

N01AB06 Isoflurane

N01AB07 Desflurane

N01AB08 Sevoflurane

N01AF Barbiturates, plain

N01AF01 Methohexital

N01AF02 Hexobarbital

N01AF03 Thiopental

N01AG Barbiturates in combination with other drugs

N01AG01 Narcobarbital

N01AH Opioid anesthetics

N01AH01 Fentanyl

N01AH02 Alfentanil

N01AH03 Sufentanil

N01AH04 Phenoperidine

N01AH05 Anileridine

N01AH06 Remifentanil

N01AH51 Fentanyl, combinations

N01AX Other general anesthetics

N01AX01 Droperidol

N01AX03 Ketamine

N01AX04 Propanidid

N01AX05 Alfaxalone

N01AX07 Etomidate

N01AX10 Propofol

N01AX11 Hydroxybutyric acid

N01AX13 Nitrous oxide

N01AX14 Esketamine

N01B Anesthetics, local

N01BA Esters of aminobenzoic acid

N01BA01 Metabutethamine

N01BA02 Procaine

N01BA03 Tetracaine

N01BA04 Chloroprocaine

N01BA05 Benzocaine

N01BA52 Procaine, combinations

N01BB Amides

N01BB01 Bupivacaine

N01BB02 Lidocaine

N01BB03 Mepivacaine

N01BB04 Prilocaine

N01BB05 Butanilicaine

N01BB06 Cinchocaine

N01BB07 Etidocaine

N01BB08 Articaine

N01BB09 Ropivacaine

N01BB10 Levobupivacaine

N01BB20 Combinations

N01BB51 Bupivacaine, combinations

N01BB52 Lidocaine, combinations

N01BB53 Mepivacaine, combinations

N01BB54 Prilocaine, combinations

N01BB57 Etidocaine, combinations

N01BB58 Articaine, combinations

N01BC Esters of benzoic acid

N01BC01 Cocaine

N01BX Other local anesthetics

N01BX01 Ethyl chloride

N01BX02 Dyclonine

N01BX03 Phenol

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