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ATC Vet 2015 Atccode Atcdescription Atcdescriptionsi ATC Vet 2015 ATCCode ATCDescription ATCDescriptionSI QA ALIMENTARY TRACT AND METABOLISM ZDRAVILA ZA BOLEZNI PREBAVIL IN PRESNOVE QA01 STOMATOLOGICAL PREPARATIONS ZDRAVILA V ZOBOZDRAVSTVU QA01A Stomatological preparations Zdravila v zobozdravstvu QA01AA Caries prophylactic agents Zdravila za zaščito pred zobnim kariesom QA01AA01 sodium fluoride natrijev fluorid QA01AA02 sodium monofluorophosphate natrijev monofluorofosfat QA01AA03 olaflur olaflur QA01AA04 stannous fluoride kositrov(II) fluorid QA01AA30 combinations kombinacije QA01AA51 sodium fluoride, combinations natrijev fluorid, kombinacije QA01AB Antiinfectives and antiseptics for local oral treatment Protimikrobne učinkovine in antiseptiki za lokalno oralno zdravljenje QA01AB02 hydrogen peroxide vodikov peroksid QA01AB03 chlorhexidine klorheksidin QA01AB04 amphotericin B amfotericin B QA01AB05 polynoxylin polinoksilin QA01AB06 domiphen domifen QA01AB07 oxyquinoline oksikinolin QA01AB08 neomycin neomicin QA01AB09 miconazole mikonazol QA01AB10 natamycin natamicin QA01AB11 various razne učinkovine QA01AB12 hexetidine heksetidin QA01AB13 tetracycline tetraciklin QA01AB14 benzoxonium chloride benzoksonijev klorid QA01AB15 tibezonium iodide tibezonijev jodid QA01AB16 mepartricin mepartricin QA01AB17 metronidazole metronidazol QA01AB18 clotrimazole klotrimazol QA01AB19 sodium perborate natrijev perborat QA01AB20 antiinfectives for local oral treatment, combinations protimikrobne učinkovine za lokalno oralno zdravljenje, kombinacije QA01AB21 chlortetracycline klortetraciklin QA01AB22 doxycycline doksiciklin QA01AB23 minocycline minociklin QA01AC Corticosteroids for local oral treatment Kortikosteroidi za lokalno oralno zdravljenje QA01AC01 triamcinolone triamcinolon QA01AC02 dexamethasone deksametazon QA01AC03 hydrocortisone hidrokortizon QA01AC54 prednisolone, combinations prednizolon, kombinacije QA01AD Other agents for local oral treatment Druga zdravila za lokalno oralno zdravljenje QA01AD01 epinephrine adrenalin QA01AD02 benzydamine benzidamin QA01AD05 acetylsalicylic acid acetilsalicilna kislina QA01AD06 adrenalone adrenalon QA01AD07 amlexanox amleksanoks QA01AD08 becaplermin bekaplermin QA01AD11 various razne učinkovine QA02 DRUGS FOR ACID RELATED DISORDERS ZDRAVILA ZA KISLINSKO POGOJENE BOLEZNI QA02A Antacids Antacidi QA02AA Magnesium compounds Magnezijeve spojine QA02AA01 magnesium carbonate magnezijev karbonat QA02AA02 magnesium oxide magnezijev oksid QA02AA03 magnesium peroxide magnezijev peroksid QA02AA04 magnesium hydroxide magnezijev hidroksid QA02AA05 magnesium silicate magnezijev silikat QA02AA10 combinations kombinacije QA02AB Aluminium compounds Aluminijeve spojine QA02AB01 aluminium hydroxide aluminijev hidroksid QA02AB02 algeldrate algeldrat QA02AB03 aluminium phosphate aluminijev fosfat QA02AB04 dihydroxialumini sodium carbonate dihidroksialuminijev natrijev karbonat QA02AB05 aluminium acetoacetate aluminijev acetoacetat QA02AB06 aloglutamol aloglutamol Stran 1 od 115 ATC Vet 2015 ATCCode ATCDescription ATCDescriptionSI QA02AB07 aluminium glycinate aluminijev glicinat QA02AB10 combinations kombinacije QA02AC Calcium compounds Kalcijeve spojine QA02AC01 calcium carbonate kalcijev karbonat QA02AC02 calcium silicate kalcijev silikat QA02AC10 combinations kombinacije QA02AD Combinations and complexes of aluminium, calcium and magnesium compounds Zdravila z aluminijem, kalcijem in magnezijem QA02AD01 ordinary salt combinations običajne kombinacije soli QA02AD02 magaldrate magaldrat QA02AD03 almagate almagat QA02AD04 hydrotalcite hidrotalcit QA02AD05 almasilate almasilat QA02AF Antacids with antiflatulents Antacidi s karminativi QA02AF01 magaldrate and antiflatulents magaldrat in karminativi QA02AF02 ordinary salt combinations and antiflatulents običajne kombinacije soli in antiflatulenti QA02AG Antacids with antispasmodics Antacidi s spazmolitiki QA02AH Antacids with sodium bicarbonate Antacidi z natrijevim hidrogenkarbonatom QA02AX Antacids, other combinations Antacidi, druge kombinacije QA02B Drugs for peptic ulcer and gastro-oesophageal reflux disease (GORD) Zdravila za zdravljenje peptične razjede in gastroezofagealne refluksne bolezni (GERB) QA02BA H2-receptor antagonists Antagonisti histaminskih receptorjev H2 QA02BA01 cimetidine cimetidin QA02BA02 ranitidine ranitidin QA02BA03 famotidine famotidin QA02BA04 nizatidine nizatidin QA02BA05 niperotidine niperotidin QA02BA06 roxatidine roksatidin QA02BA07 ranitidine bismuth citrate ranitidin-bizmutov citrat (kompleks ranitidina in bizmutovega citrata) QA02BA08 lafutidine lafutidin QA02BA51 cimetidine, combinations cimetidin, kombinacije QA02BA53 famotidine, combinations famotidin, kombinacije QA02BB Prostaglandins Prostaglandini QA02BB01 misoprostol mizoprostol QA02BB02 enprostil enprostil QA02BC Proton pump inhibitors Zaviralci protonske črpalke QA02BC01 omeprazole omeprazol QA02BC02 pantoprazole pantoprazol QA02BC03 lansoprazole lansoprazol QA02BC04 rabeprazole rabeprazol QA02BC05 esomeprazole esomeprazol QA02BC06 dexlansoprazole dekslansoprazol QA02BD Combinations for eradication of Helicobacter pylori Kombinacije učinkovin za zdravljenje okužb z bakterijo Helicobacter pylori QA02BD01 omeprazole, amoxicillin and metronidazole omeprazol, amoksicilin in metronidazol QA02BD02 lansoprazole, tetracycline and metronidazol lansoprazol, tetraciklin in metronidazol QA02BD03 lansoprazole, amoxicillin and metronidazol lansoprazol, amoksicilin in metronidazol QA02BD04 pantoprazole, amoxicillin and clarithromycin pantoprazol, amoksicilin in klaritromicin QA02BD05 omeprazole, amoxicillin and clarithromycin omeprazol, amoksicilin in klaritromicin QA02BD06 esomeprazole, amoxicillin and clarithromycin esomeprazol, amoksicilin in klaritromicin QA02BD07 lansoprazole, amoxicillin and clarithromycin lansoprazol, amoksicilin in klaritromicin QA02BD08 bismuth subcitrate, tetracycline and metronidazole bizmutov subcitrat, 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