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23.9.2003 Amtsblatt Der Europäischen Union 23.9.2003DE Amtsblatt der Europäischen Union 115 Anlage A gemäß Anhang IX Kapitel 1 (*) Von Litauen in einer Sprache vorgelegtes Verzeichnis von Arzneimitteln, deren vor dem Tag des Beitritts nach li- tauischem Recht erteilte Marktzulassung ihre Gültigkeit behält, bis sie entsprechend dem Besitzstand erneuert wird bzw. bis zum 31. Dezember 2006, wenn dies der frühere Zeitpunkt ist Wenn ein Arzneimittel in diesem Verzeichnis erscheint, so sagt dies nichts darüber aus, ob die Marktzulassung des betreffenden Arzneimittels dem Besitzstand entspricht. VERZEICHNIS DER ARZNEIMITTEL, FÜR DIE DIE ÜBERGANGSFRIST NACH KAPITEL 1 GILT A. HUMANARZNEIMITTEL Nr. Handelsname Allgemeine Bezeichnung Darreichungsform Dosierung Hersteller 1. 1g Kalio chlorido tirpalui Kalii chloridum tab. 1g N30;N50 Bakteriniai paruošti preparatai 2. 500mg Kalio chlorido tirpalui Kalii chloridum tab. 500mg N30;N50 Bakteriniai paruošti preparatai 3. 5-Fluorouracil „Ebewe“ Fluorouracilum sol. for inj. 500mg/10ml amp. N5; Ebewe 250mg/5ml vial N1, 5ml amp.N5 4. 5-Fluorouracil „Ebewe“ Fluorouracilum conc. for sol. 500mg/10ml vial Ebewe 500 mg/10 ml for inf. 5. 5-Fluorouracil „Ebewe“ Fluorouracilum conc. for sol. 1 000mg/20ml vial Ebewe 1 000 mg/20 ml for inf. 6. 5-NOK Nitroxolinum coated tab. 50mg N50 Lek 7. 750mg Kalio chlorido tirpalui Kalii chloridum tab. 750mg N30;N50 Bakteriniai paruošti preparatai 8. Abaktal 400 mg/5 ml Pefloxacinum sol.for inf. 400mg/5ml amp.N10 Lek 9. Abaktal film-coated tablets Pefloxacinum film-coated tab. 400mg N10 Lek 400mg 10. ABC Warme-Pflaster N (Locale Arnica extractum+ Capsicum transdermal 55mg+ 1,205-1,631g+ Beiersdorf schmerz-therapie) fructescens fructus+ Capsicum patch 72mg/patch (14×22cm) N1; fructescens extractum N2 11. Abdomilon Extr.herb.Absinthii+ sol. 0,5g+0,6g+ Redel Extr.rad.Angelicae+ 3g+1g+1g+ Extr.rhiz.Calami+ 1g+ 2,4g+ 20mg+30mg+ Extr.cort.Frangulae+ 20mg+6mg +20mg+2mg+ Extr.rad.Gentianae+ 2mg/100g 100ml Extr.fol.Melissae+ Extr.rhiz.Rhei+Ol. Anisi+ Ol.Carvi+Ol. Caryophylli+Ol. Valerianae+ Mentholum+Ol.Citri+ Ol.Chamomillae 12. Abricef Cefotaximum powder for inj. 1g/ bottle N1; N10 Balkan-pharma- Razgrad 13. Abricef Cefotaximum powder for inj. 2g/bottle N1; N10 Balkan-pharma- Razgrad 14. Ac.aminocapronicum sol. 5% Acidum aminocapronicum sol. 5% 100ml Liuks inj. 15. Ac.glutaminicum 0,25g Acidum glutaminicum tab. 0,25g N10 Liuks 16. Acard Acidum acetylsalicylicum coated tab. 75mg Polfa Warsaw (*) Für den Text des Anhangs IX siehe ABl. L 236 vom 23.9.2003, S. 836. 116DE Amtsblatt der Europäischen Union 23.9.2003 Nr. Handelsname Allgemeine Bezeichnung Darreichungsform Dosierung Hersteller 17. ACC 100 Acetylcysteinum gran.for sol. 100mg/3g Salutas N20 18. ACC 100 Acetylcysteinum efferv. tab. 100mg N20; N50; N100 Hexal 19. ACC 200 Acetylcysteinum gran. for sol. 200mg/3g N20 Salutas 20. ACC 200 Acetylcysteinum efferv. tab. 200mg N20; N50; N100 Hexal 21. ACC akut 200 Acetylcysteinum gran. for oral 200mg/3g N20 Hexal sol. 22. ACC long Acetylcysteinum efferv.tab. 600mg N10 Salutas 23. ACC Saft Acetylcysteinum syrup 200mg/10ml 75ml;150ml Hexal 24. Accolate Zafirlukastum coated tab. 20mg N28; N56 AstraZeneca 25. Accolate Zafirlukastum coated tab. 40mg N28; N56 Zeneca 26. Accupro 10 Quinaprilum film-coated tab. 10mg N30 Gödecke/ Warner- Lambert 27. Accupro 20 Quinaprilum film-coated tab. 20mg N30 Gödecke/ Warner- Lambert 28. Accupro 5 Quinaprilum film-coated tab. 5mg N30 Gödecke/ Warner- Lambert 29. Accuzide Quinaprilum+ film-coated tab. 10mg+ 12,5mg N30 Gödecke Hydrochlorothiazidum 30. Accuzide 20 Quinaprilum+ film-coated tab. 20mg+ 12,5mg N30 Gödecke Hydrochlorothiazidum 31. Acenocumarol Acenocoumarolum tab. 4mg N60 Polfa Warsaw 32. Acetilcisteinas 100 Acetylcysteinum tab. 100 mg N10; N20; N30 Liuks 33. Acetilcisteinas 200 Acetylcysteinum tab. 200 mg N10; N20; N30 Liuks 34. Acetilsalicilo ru¯gšties Acidum acetylsalicylicum tab. 500mg Sanitas 500 mg tablete˙s N50; N100 35. Acetilsalicilo ru¯gšties 500mg Acidum acetylsalicylicum tab. 500mg N20 KMA vaistine˙ tablete˙s 36. Acetilsalicilo ru¯gšties 500mg Acidum acetylsalicylicum tab. 500mg Bakteriniai tablete˙s N10; N20; N60 preparatai 37. Acetilsalicilo ru¯gšties ir magnio Acidum acetylsalicylicum+ tab. N30; N50; N100 Liuks tablete˙s Magnesium 38. Acetilsalicilo ru¯gštis Acidum acetylsalicylicum tab. 100mg N30;N50; N100 Liuks 39. Acetilsalicilo ru¯gštis Acidum acetylsalicylicum tab. 500mg N10 Medicata filia 500 mg MDF 40. Acetilsalicilo ru¯gštis 250mg ir Acidum acetylsalicyliccum+ tab. 250mg+ 50mg Liuks Kofeinas Coffeinum N10 50 mg 41. Acetilsalicilo ru¯gštis 500mg Acidum acetylsalicylicum tab. 500mg Liuks N10 42. Acetylcystein „Nycomed“ Acetylcysteinum granules for 200mg/ sachet N20 Dyna-Pharm 200 mg-Granulat oral sol. 43. Acetylcystein „Nycomed“ Acetylcysteinum granules for 100mg/ sachet N20 Dyna-Pharm 100 mg-Granulat oral sol. 23.9.2003DE Amtsblatt der Europäischen Union 117 Nr. Handelsname Allgemeine Bezeichnung Darreichungsform Dosierung Hersteller 44. Acetylcystein 100 Stada Acetylcysteinum gran. 100mg/sachets (3g) N20; N50 Stada Granulat 45. Acetylcystein 100 Stada Tabs Acetylcysteinum tab. 100mg, N20, N50 Stada 46. Acetylcystein 200 Stada Tabs Acetylcysteinum tab. 200mg; N20, N50 Stada 47. Acetylcystein 200 Stada Acetylcysteinum gran. 200mg/sachets (3g) N20; N50 Stada Granulat 48. Acetylcystein 600 Stada Acetylcysteinum gran. 600mg/sachets (3,2g) N10; Stada Granulat N20; N50 49. Acetylcystein 600 Stada Tabs Acetylcysteinum tab. 600mg, N10;N20; N50 Stada 50. Acic 200 Aciclovirum tab. 200mg N25; N100 Hexal 51. Acic 400 Aciclovirum tab. 400mg N35; N70 Hexal 52. Acic 800 Aciclovirum tab. 800mg N35 Hexal 53. Acic creme Aciclovirum cream 50mg/g Salutas Pharma 2g 54. Aciclovir Aciclovirum cream 5% 5g; 10g; Balkanpharma- Troyan AD 55. Aciclovir Aciclovirum tablets 200mg N20 Balkanpharma- Troyan AD 56. Aciclovir Aciclovirum tablets 400mg N10 Balkanpharma- Troyan AD 57. Aciclovir Alpharma Tablets Aciclovirum tab. 200mg N30 Alpharma 200 mg 58. Aciclovir Alpharma Tablets Aciclovirum tab. 400mg N30 Alpharma 400 mg 59. Aciclovir Alpharma Tablets Aciclovirum tab. 800mg N35 Alpharma 800 mg 60. Acidanon Magnesii hydroxidum+ oral.susp. 400mg+ Slovakofarma Aluminii hydroxidum 370mg/10ml N20; N30 61. Acidex 150 Ranitidinum film-coated tab. 150mg N50 Sun 62. Acidex 300 Ranitidinum film-coated tab. 300mg N100 Sun 63. Acidin pepsinum Acidin pepsinum tab. N10; N24; N50 Liuks 64. Acidum Acetylsalicy-licum Acidum acetylsalicylicum tab. 500mg N10; N20 Tallinna Farmaatsiatehase 65. Acidum acetylsalicylicum Acidum acetylsalicylicum + tab. 250 mg+ 100mg; N20, N30, Medicata filia plius C Acidum ascorbicum N50 66. Acidum ascorbicum Acidum ascorbicum drag. 50mg N200 Marbiofarm 67. Acidum ascorbicum Acidum ascorbicum subst. 3,5kg Marbiofarm 118DE Amtsblatt der Europäischen Union 23.9.2003 Nr. Handelsname Allgemeine Bezeichnung Darreichungsform Dosierung Hersteller 68. Acifein Acidum acetylsalicylicum+ tab. 250mg+ 200mg+ Slovakofarma Paracetamolum+ 50mg Coffeinum N10 69. Aclotin Ticlopidinum coated tab. 250mg N20 ICN Polfa Rzeszow 70. Acnecolor Clotrimazolum cream-past. 10mg/g 30g Spirig 71. Aco Chondrum Lycopodium clavatum D6+ oral drops 10mg+10mg+1mg+ 1mg+ Aconitum Secale cornutum D6+ Acidum 10mg+10mg+10mg/g silicicum C6+ (Ethanolum Argentum nitricum C6+ 36 % (V/V)) 20ml Acidum phosphoricum D6+ Smilax officinalis D6+ Rhododendron campylocarpum D6 72. Aco Chondrum Lycopodium clavatum D5 + tab. 100mg+ Aconitum Secale cornutum D5+Acidum 100mg+ silicicum C5+ 10mg+ Argentum nitricum C5+ 10mg+ Acidum phosphoricum D5 + 100mg+ Smilax officinalis D5+ 100mg+ Rhododendron campylo- 100mg/g carpum D5 N30; N50; N60 73. Aco Femum Sepia officinalis C6 + Lachesis oral drops 1mg+1mg+ Aconitum mutus C6 + Sanguinaria 1mg+10mg+ canadensis C6 + Cimicifuga 10mg+1mg/g (Ethanolum racemosa D6 + Hamamelis 38 % (V/V)) 20ml virginiana D6 + Strychos ignatii C6 74. Aco Femum Sepia officinalis C5 +Lachesis tab. 10mg+10mg+ Aconitum mutus C5+Sanguinaria 10mg+100mg+ canadensis C5 +Cimicifuga 100mg+ racemosa D5 +Hamamelis 10mg/g virginiana D5+ Strychnos N30; N50; N60 ignatii C5 75. Aco Optum Apis mellifica D6+ oral drops 10mg+10mg+10mg+1mg+ Aconitum Euphrasia officinalis D6+ 10mg+ Kalium bichromicum D6+ 10mg+ Acidum silicicum C6+Atroppa 10mg+10mg+10mg/g belladonna D6+Secale (Ethanolum cornutum D6+Colchicum 38 % (V/V)) 20ml autumnale D6+Pulsatilla pratensis D6+Nicotiana tabacum D6 76. Aco Optum Apis mellifica D5+ tab. 100mg+ Aconitum Euphrasia officinalis D5 + 100mg+ Kalium bichromicum D5+ 100mg+10mg+100mg+ Acidum silicicum C5 +Atropa 100mg+ belladonna D5 +Secale 100mg+ cornutum D5+ Colchicum 100mg+ autumnale D5+ 100mg/g Pulsatilla pratensis D5+ N30; N50; N60 Nicotiana tabacum D5 77. Aco Prostum Thuja occidentalis D6 + oral drops 10mg+1mg+ Aconitum Selenium amorphum C6 + 10mg+1mg+ Conium maculatum D6 + 1mg+1mg+ Argentum nitricum C6 + 10mg+10mg/g (Ethanolum Aurum metalicum C6+ 33 % (V/V)) 20ml Lachesis mutus C6 +Rhododendron campylocarpum D6+ Apis mellifica D6 23.9.2003DE Amtsblatt der Europäischen Union 119 Nr. Handelsname Allgemeine Bezeichnung Darreichungsform Dosierung Hersteller 78. Aco Prostum Thuja occidentalis D5+ tab. 100mg+ Aconitum Selenium amorphum C5+ 10mg+ Conium maculatum D5+ 100mg+ Argentum nitricum C5+Aurum 10mg+10mg+10mg+ metalicum C5+ 100mg+ 100mg/g Lachesis mutus C5 + N30; N50; N60 Rhododendron campylocarpum D5 +Apis mellifica D5 79. Aco-Belladonna Atropa Belladonna C6 oral drops 0,001g 20ml Aconitum 80. Aco-Calendula Calendula officinalis D3 oral drops, sol 0,01g/g (Ethanolum 38%) Aconitum/ 20ml Norfachema 81. Acocordilum
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