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QS01G<br />
DECONGESTANTS AND ANTIALLERGICS<br />
Drugs used to treat symptoms of e.g. allergy should be classified in this group.<br />
QS01GA<br />
Sympathomimetics used as decongestants<br />
Sympathomimetics used as decongestants, plain and in combinations, should be<br />
classified in this group. Low-strength phenylephrine, for example, in combination<br />
with other drugs is classified in this group. See also QS01FB - Sympathomimetics<br />
excl. antiglaucoma preparations.<br />
QS01GX<br />
Other antiallergics<br />
Combinations of cromoglicic acid and antihistamines are also classified in this<br />
group.<br />
QS01H<br />
LOCAL ANESTHETICS<br />
Topical drugs used as local anesthetics in the eye should be classified in this group.<br />
Local anesthetics for other indications are classified in QN01B - Anesthetics, local.<br />
Other exceptions, see comments on QN01B.<br />
Combinations of local anesthetics and diagnostic agents, e.g. fluorescein, are<br />
classified in QS01J - Diagnostic agents.<br />
QS01HA<br />
Local anesthetics<br />
QS01J<br />
DIAGNOSTIC AGENTS<br />
Topical drugs used for diagnosing diseases in the eye should be classified in this<br />
group. Mydriatics and cycloplegics used as diagnostic aids are classified in QS01F.<br />
Diagnostic agents for systemic use for ophthalmological diagnoses, e.g. fluorescein<br />
injection, are classified in QV04CX - Other diagnostic agents.<br />
QS01JA<br />
QS01JX<br />
Colouring agents<br />
Other ophthalmological diagnostic agents<br />
QS01K<br />
SURGICAL AIDS<br />
Preparations used in ophthalmological surgery should be classified in this group.<br />
Miotics are classified in QS01E - Antiglaucoma preparations and miotics.<br />
Mydriatics and cycloplegics are classified in QS01F.<br />
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