V09AX Other central nervous system diagnostic radiopharmaceuticals Other central nervous system diagnostic radiopharmaceuticals 其它中枢神经系统诊断用放射性药物 其它中樞神經系統診斷用放射性藥物 L4
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7 active ingredients 7 principios activos 7 个活性成分 7 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 An ingredient can be on sale in one market and withdrawn in another; that is a record fact, not a safety judgement.
- Florbetaben F 18
V09AX06activeUS·CN - 碘[125I]癌胚抗原放射免疫分析药盒
V09AXSalt form: 放射性碘[125I]化钠activeCN - Florbetaben (18F)
V09AX06activeES - Florbetapir (18F)
V09AX05discontinuedES - Flutemetamol (18F)
V09AX04discontinuedESactiveSG·ES·TW·EU - Flutemetamol F 18
V09AX04activeUS - Indio Pentetato (111In)
V09AX01activeES
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Only ingredients with a recorded ATC class are listed (6,009 of 12,637).
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