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| ATC code: | S03AA30 | route: | topical |
| n-compartments | 1 |
This ATC code (S03AA30) refers to ophthalmologic antiinfective combinations, used topically in the treatment of eye infections, commonly in combination with corticosteroids or other agents. These are typically used to manage or prevent bacterial infections in ophthalmic conditions and are not systemically absorbed to a significant degree. Their use has been declining with the development of more targeted monotherapies and modern ophthalmic antimicrobial agents.
No published, peer-reviewed pharmacokinetic models are available for antiinfective ophthalmologic combinations with ATC S03AA30 in humans. These products are administered topically in the eye, with negligible systemic absorption and thus systemic PK parameters are not established or meaningful.
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