ATC code C05

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A section of the Anatomical Therapeutic Chemical Classification System.

C Cardiovascular system

C05A Antihemorrhoidals for topical use

C05AA Products containing corticosteroids

C05AA01 Hydrocortisone

C05AA04 Prednisolone

C05AA05 Betamethasone

C05AA06 Fluorometholone

C05AA08 Fluocortolone

C05AA09 Dexamethasone

C05AA10 Fluocinolone acetonide

C05AA11 Fluocinonide

C05AB Products containing antibiotics

C05AD Products containing local anesthetics

C05AD01 Lidocaine

C05AD02 Tetracaine

C05AD03 Benzocaine

C05AD04 Cinchocaine

C05AD05 Procaine

C05AD06 Oxetacaine

C05AD07 Pramocaine

C05AX Other antihemorrhoidals for topical use

C05AX01 Aluminium preparations

C05AX02 Bismuth preparations, combinations

C05AX03 Other preparations, combinations

C05AX04 Zinc preparations

C05AX05 Tribenoside

C05B Antivaricose therapy

C05BA Heparins or heparinoids for topical use

C05BA01 Organo-heparinoid

C05BA02 Sodium apolate

C05BA03 Heparin

C05BA04 Pentosan polysulfate sodium

C05BA51 Heparinoid, combinations

C05BA53 Heparin, combinations

C05BB Sclerosing agents for local injection

C05BB01 Monoethanolamine oleate

C05BB02 Polidocanol

C05BB03 Invert sugar

C05BB04 Sodium tetradecyl sulfate

C05BB05 Phenol

C05BB56 Glucose, combinations

C05BX Other sclerosing agents

C05BX01 Calcium dobesilate

C05BX51 Calcium dobesilate, combinations

C05C Capillary stabilising agents

C05CA Bioflavonoids

C05CA01 Rutoside

C05CA02 Monoxerutin

C05CA03 Diosmin

C05CA04 Troxerutin

C05CA05 Hidrosmin

C05CA51 Rutoside, combinations

C05CA53 Diosmin, combinations

C05CA54 Troxerutin, combinations

C05CX Other capillary stabilising agents

C05CX01 Tribenosidehu:ATC C05 – Vazoprotektív szerekth:ATC รหัส C05

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