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Sugammadex indicated for reversal of neuromuscular blockade induced by rocuronium or vecuronium is classified here.
Hydroxocobalamine is also classified in B03BA.
Medicinal charcoal is classified in A07BA.
Atropine is classified in A03BA.
Penicillamine, which is also used in copper poisoning, is classified in M01CC.
Silibinin, which is also used in amanita poisoning, is classified in A05BA at the same 5th level as silymarin.
Anticholinesterases, which are used as curare antidotes, are classified in N07AA.
Clonidine low strength tablets (e.g. 25 mcg) are classified in N02CX, even if the indication also may be "opioid withdrawal symptoms".
Both DL-methionine and L-methionine are included in the ATC 5th level V03AB26 - methionine.


Naltrexone is classified in N07BB - Drugs used in alcohol dependence.
Combinations of oxycodone and naloxone are classified in N02AA - Natural opium alkaloids.
Combinations of buprenorphine and naloxone are classified in N07BC - Drugs used in opioid dependence.

ATC code	Name	DDD	U	Adm.R	Note
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
V03AB35	sugammadex
V03AB36	phentolamine
V03AB37	idarucizumab
V03AB38	andexanet alfa
V03AB54	pralidoxime and atropine

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