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QJ51CR<br />
Combinations of penicillins and/or beta-lactamase inhibitors<br />
Combinations of two or more penicillins with or without an enzyme inhibitor, are<br />
classified in a separate 5th level group, QJ51CR50.<br />
QJ51D<br />
QJ51DB<br />
QJ51DC<br />
QJ51DD<br />
QJ51DE<br />
OTHER BETA-LACTAM ANTIBACTERIALS FOR INTRAMAMMARY USE<br />
First-generation cephalosporins<br />
Second-generation cephalosporins<br />
Third-generation cephalosporins<br />
Fourth-generation cephalosporins<br />
QJ51E<br />
QJ51EA<br />
SULFONAMIDES AND TRIMETHOPRIM FOR INTRAMAMMARY USE<br />
Trimethoprim and derivatives<br />
QJ51F<br />
QJ51FA<br />
MACROLIDES AND LINCOSAMIDES FOR INTRAMAMMARY USE<br />
Macrolides<br />
Erythromycin and spiramycin are classified in this group.<br />
QJ51FF<br />
Lincosamides<br />
Pirlilycin is classified in this group.<br />
QJ51G<br />
QJ51GA<br />
QJ51GB<br />
AMINOGLYCOSIDE ANTIBACTERIALS FOR INTRAMAMMARY USE<br />
Streptomycins<br />
Other aminoglycosides<br />
Gentamicin, for example, is classified in this group.<br />
QJ51R<br />
COMBINATIONS OF ANTIBACTERIALS FOR INTRAMAMMARY USE<br />
Combinations of antibacterials for intramammary use are classified in this group.<br />
The 4th level group corresponds to the 3rd level group in QJ01 and QJ51, which is<br />
also used for a ranking of the combinations. A combination of amphenicols and<br />
penicillins, for example, is classified in QJ51RB.<br />
QJ51RA<br />
Tetracyclines, combinations with other antibacterials<br />
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