C01DX Other vasodilators used in cardiac diseases Other vasodilators used in cardiac diseases 治疗心脏病用其它血管舒张药 治療心臟病用其它血管舒張藥 L4
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Active ingredients in this class
12 active ingredients 12 principios activos 12 个活性成分 12 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 An ingredient can be on sale in one market and withdrawn in another; that is a record fact, not a safety judgement.
- 乳酸心可定
C01DXactiveCN - 吗多明
C01DXactiveCN - Nicorandil
C01DXactiveGB·AU·CN·TWunknownAU - 曲匹地尔
C01DXactiveCN - 瑞香素
C01DXactiveCN - 盐酸卡波罗孟
C01DX - 盐酸奥昔非君
C01DXactiveCN - 维立西呱
C01DXactiveCN - Heptaminol
C01DX08withdrawnES - Molsidomine
C01DX12activeGB·ES - Nesiritide
C01DX19discontinuedCAunknownMX - Vericiguat
C01DX22activeUS·GB·CA·AU·SG·ES·MX·TW·EUunknownAU·HK
By dosage form, across markets
An ATC class only groups medicines by similar pharmacology/chemistry — it does not mean they are interchangeable. A different ingredient, dosage form, release mechanism or strength is not interchangeable.
Only ingredients with a recorded ATC class are listed (6,009 of 12,637).
Class names are editorial translations or come from Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0) / Wikidata (CC0); each ATC page lists the exact source, licence and link for every language. Only the ATC code and the WHO hierarchy are authoritative.
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Status badges summarise the product records held for each ingredient (active / discontinued / withdrawn / unknown), and the market codes after each badge show where that status is recorded.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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