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QJ01FG<br />
Streptogramins<br />
The streptogramin components dalfopristin/quinupristin are semisynthetic derivates<br />
of pristinamycin. The two components have synergistic antibacterial effect and are<br />
always used together. Quinupristin/dalfopristin are therefore classified at the<br />
ATCvet plain level QJ01FG02.<br />
QJ01G<br />
AMINOGLYCOSIDE ANTIBACTERIALS<br />
Aminoglycoside antibacterials which disturb the bacterial protein synthesis through<br />
binding to the 30-S part of the ribosomes, are classified in this group.<br />
QJ01GA<br />
QJ01GB<br />
Streptomycins<br />
Other aminoglycosides<br />
QJ01M<br />
QUINOLONE AND QUINOXALINE ANTIBACTERIALS<br />
Quinolone antibacterials, which inhibit the bacterial DNA-gyrase, should be<br />
classified in this group.<br />
QJ01MA<br />
Fluoroquinolones<br />
A fluoroquinolone is a quinolone with a fluorine atom at position 6. (Reference:<br />
“Principles and Practice of Infectious Diseases” by Mandell, Douglas and Benett,<br />
sixth edition, 2005<br />
QJ01MB<br />
QJ01MQ<br />
Other quinolones<br />
Quinoxalines<br />
This group does not appear in the ATC human system.<br />
QJ01R<br />
QJ01RA<br />
COMBINATIONS OF ANTIBACTERIALS<br />
Combinations of antibacterials<br />
Combinations of two or more antibacterials for systemic use from different ATCvet<br />
3rd level groups are classified in this group.<br />
Combinations of urinary antiseptics and antiinfectives are classified here.<br />
QJ01RV<br />
Combinations of antibacterials and other substances<br />
This group does not appear in the ATC human system.<br />
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