ATC code B
ATC code B is a section of the Anatomical Therapeutic Chemical Classification System (ATC), which is used for the classification of drugs and other medical products. The ATC system is controlled by the World Health Organization (WHO) and is widely used internationally for drug classification.
Structure of ATC code B
The ATC code B is designated for drugs that affect the blood and blood forming organs. This section is further divided into various subgroups based on the therapeutic use and the mechanism of action of the drugs.
B01: Antithrombotic agents
- B01A: Antithrombotic agents
* B01AA: Vitamin K antagonists * B01AB: Heparin group * B01AC: Platelet aggregation inhibitors excluding heparin * B01AD: Enzymes * B01AE: Direct thrombin inhibitors * B01AF: Direct factor Xa inhibitors
B02: Antihemorrhagics
- B02A: Antihemorrhagics
* B02AA: Amino acids * B02AB: Vitamin K * B02AC: Hemostatics for local use * B02AD: Fibrinogen * B02AX: Other systemic hemostatics
B03: Antianemic preparations
- B03A: Iron preparations
* B03AA: Iron bivalent, oral preparations * B03AB: Iron trivalent, oral preparations * B03AC: Iron, parenteral preparations
- B03B: Vitamin B12 and folic acid
* B03BA: Vitamin B12 (cyanocobalamin and analogues) * B03BB: Folic acid and derivatives
- B03X: Other antianemic preparations
* B03XA: Erythropoietin * B03XB: Other antianemic preparations
B05: Blood substitutes and perfusion solutions
- B05A: Blood substitutes and plasma protein fractions
* B05AA: Blood substitutes * B05AB: Plasma protein fractions
- B05B: I.V. solutions
* B05BA: Electrolyte solutions * B05BB: Carbohydrate solutions * B05BC: Parenteral nutrition solutions * B05BX: Other I.V. solutions
- B05C: Irrigating solutions
* B05CA: Irrigating solutions
B06: Other hematological agents
- B06A: Other hematological agents
* B06AA: Enzymes * B06AB: Fibrinolytics * B06AC: Antifibrinolytics * B06AX: Other hematological agents
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B Blood and blood forming organs |
B01 Antithrombotic agents |
B02 Antihemorrhagics |
B03 Antianemic preparations |
B05 Blood substitutes and perfusion solutions |
B06 Other hematological agents |
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