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QM02AC<br />
Preparations with salicylic acid derivatives<br />
No separate 5th level codes have been established in this group<br />
QM02AQ<br />
Blistering agents<br />
No separate 5th level codes have been established in this group.<br />
QM02AX<br />
Other topical products for joint and muscular pain<br />
Topical preparations, which cannot be classified in the preceding groups, should be<br />
assigned to this group.<br />
QM03<br />
MUSCLE RELAXANTS<br />
Peripherally, centrally and directly acting muscle relaxants should be classified in<br />
this group. Urinary antispasmodics are classified in QG04BD - Urinary<br />
antispasmodics.<br />
QM03A<br />
MUSCLE RELAXANTS, PERIPHERALLY ACTING AGENTS<br />
Peripherally acting muscle relaxants such as curare alkaloids and suxamethonium<br />
should be classified in this group. The drugs in this group are mainly used together<br />
with anesthetics.<br />
QM03AA<br />
QM03AB<br />
QM03AC<br />
Curare alkaloids<br />
Choline derivatives<br />
Other quaternary ammonium compounds<br />
Sugammadex indicated for reversal of neuromuscular blockade induced by<br />
rocuronium or vecuronium is classified in QV03AB - Antidotes.<br />
QM03AX<br />
Other muscle relaxants, peripherally acting agents<br />
QM03B<br />
MUSCLE RELAXANTS, CENTRALLY ACTING AGENTS<br />
The group is subdivided according to chemical structure:<br />
QM03BA<br />
QM03BB<br />
Carbamic acid esters<br />
Oxazol, thiazine, and triazine derivatives<br />
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