ATC code V03

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A section of the Anatomical Therapeutic Chemical Classification System.

V Various

V03A All other therapeutic products

V03AB Antidotes

V03AB01 Ipecacuanha

V03AB02 Nalorphine

V03AB03 Edetates

V03AB04 Pralidoxime

V03AB05 Prednisolone and promethazine

V03AB06 Thiosulfate

V03AB08 Sodium nitrite

V03AB09 Dimercaprol

V03AB13 Obidoxime

V03AB14 Protamine

V03AB15 Naloxone

V03AB16 Ethanol

V03AB17 Methylthioninium chloride

V03AB18 Potassium permanganate

V03AB19 Physostigmine

V03AB20 Copper sulfate

V03AB21 Potassium iodide

V03AB22 Amyl nitrite

V03AB23 Acetylcysteine

V03AB24 Digitalis antitoxin

V03AB25 Flumazenil

V03AB26 Methionine

V03AB27 4-dimethylaminophenol

V03AB29 Cholinesterase

V03AB31 Prussian blue

V03AB32 Glutathione

V03AB33 Hydroxocobalamin

V03AB34 Fomepizole

V03AC Iron chelating agents

V03AC01 Deferoxamine

V03AC02 Deferiprone

V03AE Drugs for treatment of hyperkalemia and hyperphosphatemia

V03AE01 Polystyrene sulfonate

V03AE02 Sevelamer

V03AE03 Lanthanum carbonate

V03AF Detoxifying agents for antineoplastic treatment

V03AF01 Mesna

V03AF02 Dexrazoxane

V03AF03 Calcium folinate

V03AF04 Calcium levofolinate

V03AF05 Amifostine

V03AF06 Sodium folinate

V03AF07 Rasburicase

V03AF08 Palifermin

V03AG Drugs for treatment of hypercalcemia

V03AG01 Sodium cellulose phosphate

V03AH Drugs for treatment of hypoglycaemia

V03AH01 Diazoxide

V03AK Tissue adhesives

V03AM Drugs for embolisation

V03AN Medical gases

V03AN01 Oxygen

V03AN02 Carbon dioxide

V03AN03 Helium

V03AN04 Nitrogen

V03AX Other therapeutic products

V03AZ Nerve depressants

V03AZ01 Ethanolhu:ATC V03 – Minden egyéb terápiás készítményth:ATC รหัส V03

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