A06AH Peripheral opioid receptor antagonists Peripheral opioid receptor antagonists 外周阿片受体拮抗剂 外周阿片受體拮抗劑 L4
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Active ingredients in this class
5 active ingredients 5 principios activos 5 个活性成分 5 個有效成分
The market codes after a status are the markets where that status is recorded (same codes as the product tables). An ingredient can be on sale in one market and withdrawn in another; that is a record fact, not a safety judgement.
A missing name is marked in its row only when it is the exception; when most names lack it, the list stays unmarked.
- Methylnaltrexone
A06AH01Salt form: Methylnaltrexone BromideactiveUS GB CA AU SG ES EUunknownAU MX - Naldemedine
A06AH05activeUS GB ES TW EUunknownHK - Naloxegol Oxalate
A06AH03activeUS CAunknownAU - Naloxegol
A06AH03activeGB ES EU - Alvimopan
A06AH02activeUS
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Only ingredients with a recorded ATC class are listed (6,009 of 12,637).
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Status badges summarise the product records held for each ingredient (active / discontinued / withdrawn / unknown), and the market codes after each badge show where that status is recorded. Only some registers publish a status column: CA, ES and MX do; AU and HK have no status column and are recorded as unknown; CN, US, GB, TW and SG records are on the register and marked active.
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