Ministry of Health. BC Chronic Disease and Selected Procedure Case Definitions. Chronic Disease Information Working Group. Date Created: June 29, 2015
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1 Ministry of Health BC Chronic Disease and Selected Procedure Case Definitions Author: Chronic Disease Information Working Group Date Created: June 29, 2015 Last Updated: February 01, 2018 Version: v2016 Page 1
2 GLOSSARY Cumulative Prevalence It is also known as Prevalence for Life. Cases meet case definition criteria to qualify in a given year, and are then carried forward to show as a case every year thereafter. This measure is helpful for determining prevalence related to life long chronic disease, but less useful for conditions that may be episodic (e.g., mood disorders, substance use problem, etc.). Episodic Prevalence Cases meet case definition criteria to qualify in a given year, and are then carried forward in all subsequent years with at least one condition related code including ICD diagnostic codes, procedure codes or drugs in any specific year. Annual Prevalence Cases meet case definition criteria to qualify in each given year. Can be used as a quality measure to understand how it compares to cumulative prevalence or how it behaves over time. Annual Service Utilization Prevalence Cases meet case definition criteria in a given year by virtue of one hospital diagnosis (MRDX) or one physician claim with diagnosis (first position only). Cases are not carried forward from year to year. This utilization prevalence measure is useful for describing the number of people or proportion of the population using services directly related to the disease. Annual Prevalence with 365 Days follow up Cases meet case definition criteria to qualify in each given year with complete 365 days follow up time. Can be used as a quality measure to understand how it compares to cumulative prevalence or how it behaves over time. Page 2
3 CASE DEFINITION ASTHMA Case Definition Type: Cumulative Prevalence Episodic Prevalence Annual Prevalence Annual Service Utilization Prevalence Annual Prevalence with 365 Days Follow up Case Definition: The case definition for Asthma requires one hospitalization or two physician visits in one year, or 1 physician visit with an Asthma diagnostic code and 2 Asthma prescriptions in 1 year. The case definition applies to persons aged 1 and older. Signed off BC Case Definition: Yes V2016 No Algorithm: 1H or 2P in 1Y or 1P+2Rx in 1Y with ICD and/or drug code(s) specified below. Notes: None Age Restriction: Age 1 + Data Source(s): Data Source ICD Code/Procedure Code/Rx ICD Code/Procedure Code Position Hospital ICD 10 J45 First Position Only All Positions Others N/A Hospital ICD First Position Only All Positions Others N/A Diagnosis Type M Most Responsible Diagnosis 1 Pre Admit Comorbidity 2 Post Admit Comorbidity 3 Secondary Diagnosis 4 Morphology Code 5 Admitting Diagnosis 6 Proxy Most Responsible Diagnosis 9 External Cause of Injury Code 0 Newborn W,X,Y Service Transfer Diagnosis M Most Responsible Diagnosis 1 Pre Admit Comorbidity 2 Post Admit Comorbidity 3 Secondary Diagnosis 4 Morphology Code 5 Admitting Diagnosis 6 Proxy Most Responsible Diagnosis 9 External Cause of Injury Code 0 Newborn W,X,Y Service Transfer Diagnosis Hospital Care Level Acute Care Rehabilitation Day Surgery Acute Care Rehabilitation Day Surgery Page 3
4 Physician Claims ICD First Position Only N/A N/A All Positions Others N/A PharmaNet Drug History See drug list N/A N/A N/A Diagnostic Code: ICD 9/10 Description J45 Asthma 493 Asthma Procedure Code: N/A Drug List: DIN DRUGNAME DIN DRUGNAME ACCEL MONTELUKAST SODIUM TABLETS NU SALBUTAMOL 2MG/ML SOLN ACCOLATE TAB 20 MG NU SALBUTAMOL PLASTIC AMPULES 2 MG/ML ACET AM ELIX (D/C) NU SALBUTAMOL PLASTIC AMPULES 1 MG/ML ACET AM ELIX (D/C) NU THEOPHYLLINE SR 100MG TAB ACET AM ELIXIR (D/C) NU THEOPHYLLINE SR 200MG TAB ACET AM EXPECT (D/C) NU THEOPHYLLINE SR 300MG TAB ACET AM EXPECTORANT OMNARIS HFA ACET AM LIQ (D/C) ONBREZ BREEZHALER ACET AM TAB 325MG ORCIPREN ACH MONTELUKAST ORCIPRENALINE ACH MONTELUKAST ORCIPRENALINE 10MG/5ML SYR ADVAIR 100 DISKUS OXEZE TURBUHALER ADVAIR OXEZE TURBUHALER ADVAIR OXTRIPHYLLINE TAB 200MG ADVAIR 250 DISKUS OXTRIPHYLLINE TAB 300MG ADVAIR 50 INHALER PALARON ADVAIR 500 DISKUS PENDO MONTELUKAST AIROMIR PENDO MONTELUKAST ALOCRIL PENDO MONTELUKAST FC ALTI BECLOMETH 250MCG INH PENTA IPRATROPIUM BROMIDE ALTI BECLOMETHASONE DIPROPIONATE INHALER 50MCG/MD PHL IPRATROPIUM Page 4
5 ALTI IPRATROPIUM 20MCG INH PHL IPRATROPIUM 20ML ALTI SALBUTAMOL 0.4MG/ML LQ PHL IPRATROPIUM 1ML POLYNEB ALTI SALBUTAMOL 1.25 MG/2.5 ML PHL IPRATROPIUM 2ML POLYNEB ALTI SALBUTAMOL 5 MG/2.5 ML PHL IPRATROPIUM 250 MCG/2 ML ALUPENT AER PHL IPRATROPIUM 250 MCG/ML 3859 ALUPENT LIQ 50MG/ML PHL IPRATROPIUM 250 MCG/ML SOL ALUPENT SYR 10MG/5.0ML PHL IPRATROPIUM 250 MCG/ML SOL 3891 ALUPENT TAB 20MG PHL SALBUTAMOL ORAL LIQUID ALVESCO PHL SALBUTAMOL RESPIRATOR SOLUTION ALVESCO PHL SALBUTAMOL RESPIRATOR SOLUTION ALVESCO AEM 50MCG/ACT INH PHL SALBUTAMOL RESPIRATOR SOLUTION AMESEC PULVULE PHL SALBUTAMOL RESPIRATOR SOLUTION AMINOPHYL PHYLLOCONTIN AMINOPHYLLINE INJ 0.25GM PHYLLOCONTIN TABLETS 225MG AMINOPHYLLINE INJ 0.5GM PHYLLOCONTIN AMINOPHYLLINE INJ 25MG/ML PHYLLOCONTIN 350 TABLETS AMINOPHYLLINE INJ 25MG/ML PMS OXTRIPHYLLINE SYR PEDIATRIC 10MG/ML AMINOPHYLLINE INJ 25MG/ML PMS IPRATROPIUM AMINOPHYLLINE INJ 25MG/ML PMS IPRATROPIUM AMINOPHYLLINE INJ 50MG/ML PMS IPRATROPIUM (2ML UNIT DOSE) AMINOPHYLLINE INJ 50MG/ML PMS IPRATROPIUM (1ML UNIT DOSE) AMINOPHYLLINE INJ 50MG/ML PMS MONTELUKAST AMINOPHYLLINE INJECTION 25MG/ML PMS MONTELUKAST AMINOPHYLLINE INJECTION 50MG/ML PMS MONTELUKAST FC AMINOPHYLLINE SUP 7 1/2GR (D/C) PMS OXTRIPHYLLINE ELIXIR AMINOPHYLLINE TAB 0.1GM PMS SALBUTAMOL AMINOPHYLLINE TAB 0.2GM PMS SALBUTAMOL AMINOPHYLLINE TAB 100MG PMS SALBUTAMOL AMINOPHYLLINE TAB 100MG PMS SALBUTAMOL AMINOPHYLLINE TAB 200MG PMS SALBUTAMOL ORAL LIQUID APO OXTRIPHYLLINE TAB 100MG PMS SODIUM CROMOGLYCATE APO OXTRIPHYLLINE TAB 200MG PMS THEOPHYLLINE ELIXIR APO OXTRIPHYLLINE TAB 300MG POP A SELTER'S OVER INDULGENCE TABLETS APO CROMOLYN STERULES PRIMATENE TAB APO IPRAVENT SOLUTION INH 250MCG/ML PRIVA MONTELUKAST FC APO IPRAVENT STERULES PULMICORT INHALER 200MCG APO IPRAVENT STERULES PULMICORT INHALER 50MCG/AEM Page 5
6 APO MONTELUKAST PULMICORT NEBUAMP MG/ML APO MONTELUKAST PULMICORT NEBUAMP 0.25 MG/ML APO MONTELUKAST PULMICORT NEBUAMP 0.5 MG/ML APO SALVENT 5MG/ML PULMICORT SPACER 50MCG/AEM APO SALVENT AEM 100MCG PULMICORT SPACER INH 200MCG/AEM APO SALVENT CFC FREE PULMICORT TURBUHALER 100 MCG/DOSE APO SALVENT STERULES PULMICORT TURBUHALER 200 MCG/DOSE APO SALVENT STERULES PULMICORT TURBUHALER 400 MCG/DOSE APO SALVENT STERULES PULMOPHYLLINE ELX APO SALVENT TABLETS 2MG QUIBRON T SR TAB 300MG APO SALVENT TABLETS 4MG QUIBRON T SYR APO SALVENT IPRAVENT STERULES QVAR APO THEO ER QVAR APO THEO ER RAN MONTELUKAST APO THEO LA SRT 100MG RAN MONTELUKAST APO THEO LA SRT 200MG RAN MONTELUKAST APO THEO LA SRT 300MG RATIO IPRA SAL UDV ARNUITY ELLIPTA RATIO IPRATROPIUM INHALATION SOLUTION ARNUITY ELLIPTA RATIO IPRATROPIUM UDV ASBRON ELIXIR RATIO IPRATROPIUM UDV ASBRON ELIXIR/ (D/C) RATIO MONTELUKAST 10 MG TAB ASBRON TAB RATIO MONTELUKAST 4MG TAB CHEW ASMANEX TWISTHALER RATIO MONTELUKAST 5MG TAB CHEW ASMANEX TWISTHALER RATIO ORCIPRENALINE SYRUP 2MG/ML ASMANEX TWISTHALER RATIO SALBUTAMOL ASMAVENT NEBULES P.F RATIO SALBUTAMOL ASMAVENT RESPIRATOR SOLUTION INH 5MG/ML RATIO SALBUTAMOL ATROVENT RATIO SALBUTAMOL ATROVENT AEM 28.6MG/100GM RATIO SALBUTAMOL ATROVENT HFA RATIO SALBUTAMOL HFA ATROVENT UDV 125MCG/ML RESPBID SR TABS 250MG (D/C) ATROVENT UDV SOL INH 250MCG/ML RESPBID SR TABS 500MG (D/C) AURO MONTELUKAST RIVA MONTELUKAST 4 MG TAB CHEW AURO MONTELUKAST CHEWABLE TABLET RIVA MONTELUKAST 5 MG TAB CHEW AURO MONTELUKAST CHEWABLE TABLET RIVA MONTELUKAST FC AVA MONTELUKAST 10 MG TABLET ROUPHYLLINE SYR 10MG/ML AVA MONTELUKAST 4 MG TAB CHEW ROUPHYLLINE TAB 100MG Page 6
7 AVA MONTELUKAST 5 MG TAB CHEW ROUPHYLLINE TAB 200MG BCI SALBUTAMOL INHALATION SOLUTION RYNACROM ENCAPSULATED PWR BCI SALBUTAMOL INHALATION SOLUTION SABULIN INHALER 100MCG/METERED DOSE AEROSOL BECLODISK PWR INH 100MCG/BLISTER SALBU 5MG/ML INH SOLN BECLODISK PWR INH 200MCG/BLISTER SALBU 2 TAB 2MG BECLODISK PWR 100MCG/BLISTER SALBU 4 TAB 4MG BECLODISK PWR 200MCG/BLISTER SALBUTAMOL 1MG/ML NEBUAMP BECLOFORTE 250MCG/AEM SALBUTAMOL 1MG/ML SOLUTION BECLOFORTE INHALER SALBUTAMOL 2MG/ML NEBUAMP BECLOFORTE INHALER AEM INH 250MCG/AEM SALBUTAMOL 2MG/ML NEBUAMP BECLOMETHASONE DIPROPIONATE ORL INHALER SALBUTAMOL 2MG/ML STERULE BECLOVENT AEM 50MCG/AEM SALBUTAMOL HFA BECLOVENT AEM 50MCG/AEM SALBUTAMOL INHALATION SOLUTION BECLOVENT INHALER SALBUTAMOL INHALATION SOLUTION BECLOVENT ROTACAPS INH 100MCG/CAPSULE SALBUTAMOL INHALATION SOLUTION P.F. 1MG/ML BECLOVENT ROTACAPS INH 200MCG/CAP SALBUTAMOL NEBUAMP 0.05% BECLOVENT ROTACAPS 100MCG SALBUTAMOL NEBUAMP 0.1% BECLOVENT ROTACAPS 100MCG SALBUTAMOL NEBUAMP 0.2% BECLOVENT ROTACAPS 200MCG SALBUTAMOL RESP 5MG/ML SOL BECLOVENT ROTACAPS 200MCG SALBUTAMOL TAB 2MG BEROTEC 1MG/ML SALBUTAMOL TAB 4MG BEROTEC AEM 100MCG/DOSE SALMOL 2MG/ML INH SOLUTION BEROTEC FORTE METERED AER SANDOZ MONTELUKAST BEROTEC INHALER (D/C) SANDOZ MONTELUKAST BEROTEC TAB 2.5MG SANDOZ MONTELUKAST GRANULES BEROTEC UDV INHALATION SOLUTION 0.25MG/ML SANDOZ MONTELUKAST TABLET BEROTEC UDV INHALATION SOLUTON 0.625MG/ML SANDOZ SALBUTAMOL BIO MONTELUKAST SEREVENT (25MCG/ACTUATION) BREO ELLIPTA SEREVENT AEM 25MCG/AEM BREO ELLIPTA SEREVENT DISKHALER DISK (50MCG/DOSE) BRICANYL INHALER 0.25MG/AEM SEREVENT DISKUS (50MCG/DOSE) BRICANYL SPACER 0.25MG/UNIT/INHALER SEREVENT PWR 50MCG/BLISTER PACK BRICANYL TAB 2.5 MG SINGULAIR BRICANYL TAB 5 MG SINGULAIR BRICANYL TURBUHALER SINGULAIR CHOLEDYL ELIXIR 100MG/5ML SINGULAIR CHOLEDYL ELX 100MG/5ML (D/C) SLO BID 100 Page 7
8 CHOLEDYL EXPECT ELX (D/C) SLO BID CHOLEDYL EXPECT TAB (D/C) SLO BID CHOLEDYL EXPECTORANT ELIXIR SLO BID CHOLEDYL EXPECTORANT TAB SLO BID TIMED RELEASE CAPSULES 100MG CHOLEDYL PED SYR 10MG/ML (D/C) SLO BID TIMED RELEASE CAPSULES 200MG CHOLEDYL PEDIATRIC SYR 50MG/5ML SLO BID TIMED RELEASE CAPSULES 300MG CHOLEDYL SA TABLETS 400MG SLO BID TIMED RELEASE CAPSULES 50MG CHOLEDYL SA TABLETS 600MG SOMOPHYLLIN 12 SRC 100MG CHOLEDYL TAB 100MG SOMOPHYLLIN 12 SRC 200MG CHOLEDYL TAB 100MG (D/C) SOMOPHYLLIN 12 SRC 250MG CHOLEDYL TAB 200MG SOMOPHYLLIN 12 SRC 300MG CHOLEDYL TAB 200MG (D/C) SOMOPHYLLIN 12 SRC 50MG CHOLEDYL TAB 300MG SOMOPHYLLIN 12 SRC 350MG CHOLEDYL TAB 300MG (D/C) SOMOPHYLLIN 12 SRC 75MG CO SALBUTAMOL 2.5 MG/2.5 ML SOMOPHYLLIN T 100MG CO SALBUTAMOL 2MG/ML SOLN SOMOPHYLLIN T 200MG CO SALBUT IPRAT SOLUTION SOMOPHYLLIN T 250MG COMBIVENT INHALATION AEROSOL SYMBICORT 100 TURBUHALER COMBIVENT RESPIMAT SYMBICORT 200 TURBUHALER COMBIVENT UDV TANTA ORCIPRENALINE SYRUP SYR 2MG/ML COROPHYLLIN SUP 250MG TEVA COMBO STERINEBS COROPHYLLIN SUP 500MG TEVA IPRATROPIUM STERINEBS COROPHYLLIN SUP 500MG (D/C) TEVA MONTELUKAST DIUERB TAB TEVA MONTELUKAST DOM MONTELUKAST TEVA MONTELUKAST DOM MONTELUKAST TEVA SALBUTAMOL STERINEBS P.F DOM MONTELUKAST FC TEVA SALBUTAMOL STERINEBS P.F DOM SALBUTAMOL 1.25 MG/2.5 ML TEVA THEOPHYLLINE SR DOM SALBUTAMOL 2MG/ML SOLN TEVA THEOPHYLLINE SR DOM SALBUTAMOL 5MG/ML SOLN TEVA THEOPHYLLINE SR DOM SALBUTAMOL RESPIRATOR SOLUTION 1MG/ML THEO DUR SRT 100MG DUAKLIR GENUAIR THEO ER DUOVENT UDV THEO ER ELIXIR DE THEOPHYLLINE THEO ORGANIDIN ELIXOPHYLLIN 200MG CAP (D/C) THEOCHRON SRT 100MG ELIXOPHYLLIN CAP 100MG (D/C) THEOCHRON SRT 200MG ELIXOPHYLLIN CAP 200MG THEOCHRON SRT 300MG Page 8
9 ELIXOPHYLLIN CAP 200MG (D/C) THEO DUR 100 MG ELIXOPHYLLIN ELX (D/C) THEO DUR 200 MG ELIXOPHYLLIN ELX 80MG/15ML THEO DUR 300 MG ELIXOPHYLLIN K THEO DUR 450 MG ELIXOPHYLLIN K1 ELX (D/C) THEO DUR SPRINKLE SRC 125MG ELIXOPHYLLIN K1 LIQ (D/C) THEO DUR SPRINKLE SRC 200MG ELIXOPHYLLIN LIQ (D/C) THEO DUR SPRINKLE SRC 50MG ENTAIR CAP (D/C) THEO DUR SPRINKLE SRC 75MG FLOVENT 0.5MG/2ML NEBULE THEOLAIR FLOVENT 100 MCG DISKUS THEOLAIR 125MG TAB FLOVENT 250 MCG DISKUS THEOLAIR 250 TAB FLOVENT 50 MCG DISKUS THEOLAIR LIQ FLOVENT 500 MCG DISKUS THEOLAIR SR 200MG TAB FLOVENT DISKUS THEOLAIR SR 250MG FLOVENT DISKUS THEOLAIR SR 300MG FLOVENT DISKUS THEOLAIR SR 500MG FLOVENT DISKUS THEOLAIR SR TAB 200MG FLOVENT DISKUS 100MCG/BLIST THEOLAIR SR TAB 250MG FLOVENT DISKUS 250MCG/BLIST THEOLAIR SR TAB 300MG FLOVENT DISKUS 500MCG/BLIST THEOLAIR SR TAB 500MG FLOVENT DISKUS 50MCG/BLSTR THEOLAIR TAB 125MG FLOVENT HFA THEOLAIR TAB 250MG FLOVENT HFA THEOPHYLLINE 0.8MG AND 5% DEXTROSE INJ FLOVENT HFA THEOPHYLLINE 0.8MG/ML IN 5% DEXTROSE INJ FLOVENT INHALERS AEM INH ORL 125MCG/AEM THEOPHYLLINE 1.6MG AND 5% DEXTROSE INJ FLOVENT INHALERS AEM INH ORL 250MCG/AEM THEOPHYLLINE 4MG AND 5% DEXTROSE INJ FLOVENT INHALERS AEM INH ORL 25MCG/AEM THEOPHYLLINE 80MG/15ML FLOVENT INHALERS AEM INH ORL 50MCG/AEM THEOPHYLLINE AND 5% DEXTROSE INJ 0.8MG/ML FLOVENT INHALERS AEM INH ORL 25MCG/ACTUATION THEOPHYLLINE AND 5% DEXTROSE INJ 1.6MG/ML FLOVENT INHALERS AEM INH ORL 50MCG/ACTUATION THEOPHYLLINE AND 5% DEXTROSE INJ 4MG/ML FLOVENT INHALERS AEM INH ORL125MCG/ACTUATION THEOPHYLLINE ELIXIR FLOVENT INHALERS AEM INH ORL250MCG/ACTUATION THEOPHYLLINE ELIXIR FORADIL DRY POWDER CAPSULES FOR INHALATION THEOPHYLLINE ELX FRANOL TAB (D/C) THEOPHYLLINE KI ELX FTP SALBUTAMOL 1MG/ML NEB THEOPHYLLINE ROUGIER ELIXIR GEN COMBO STERINEBS SOL INH THEO SR 200 SRT 200MG GEN CROMOGLYCATE STERINEBS LIQ INH 1% THEO SR 300 SRT 300MG Page 9
10 INTAL INHALER THEO SR SRT 200MG INTAL NEBULIZER 1% THEO SR SRT 300MG INTAL SPINCAPS 20MG TILADE INTAL SYNCRONER TILADE INHALER 2MG/AEM IPG MONTELUKAST ULTIBRO BREEZHALER IPG MONTELUKAST UNI MONTELUKAST IPG MONTELUKAST UNI MONTELUKAST IPRAMOL UNI MONTELUKAST IPRATROPIUM 250 MCG/2 ML SOLN UNIPHYL IPRATROPIUM 250 MCG/ML SOLN UNIPHYL IPRATROPIUM 250 MCG/ML SOLN UNIPHYL TAB 400MG IPRATROVENT 250 MCG/ML SOLN UNIPHYL TAB 600MG JAA AMINOPHYLLINE TAB 100MG VAN MONTELUKAST JAMP MONTELUKAST VAN MONTELUKAST JAMP MONTELUKAST VAN MONTELUKAST JAMP MONTELUKAST VENTODISK 200MCG MAR MONTELUKAST VENTODISK 400MCG MAR MONTELUKAST VENTODISK PWR 200MCG/BLISTER MAR MONTELUKAST VENTODISK PWR 400MCG/BLISTER MED IPRATROP 250 MCG/ML SOLN VENTOLIN DISKUS MED IPRATROPIUM 250 MCG/ML SOL VENTOLIN HFA MED SALBUTAMOL INHALATION SOLUTION 1MG/ML VENTOLIN I V BOLUS INJ.05MG/ML MED SALBUTAMOL 2MG/ML SOLN VENTOLIN I.M. INJECTION 0.5MG SALBUTAMOL IN 1 ML (500MCG/ML) MINT MONTELUKAST VENTOLIN I.V. BOLUS INJECTION 0.25MG SALBUTAMOL IN 5ML (50MC) MINT MONTELUKAST VENTOLIN I.V. INFUSION SOLUTION 5.0MG SALBUTAMOL IN 5ML (100MC) MINT MONTELUKAST VENTOLIN IM INJ 0.5MG/ML MIREZE VENTOLIN IM INJ 0.5MG/ML MONTELUKAST VENTOLIN INHALER MONTELUKAST VENTOLIN INHALER MONTELUKAST VENTOLIN INHALER (D/C) MONTELUKAST VENTOLIN INHALER 100MCG/AEM MONTELUKAST VENTOLIN INJECTION LIQ IV 5MG/5ML MONTELUKAST VENTOLIN IV BOLUS INJ 0.05MG/ML MONTELUKAST VENTOLIN IV INFUSION 0.5MG/ML MONTELUKAST VENTOLIN IV INFUSION 0.5MG/ML MONTELUKAST VENTOLIN NEBULES 1MG/ML MONTELUKAST VENTOLIN NEBULES P.F. 2.5MG/2.5ML Page 10
11 MONTELUKAST 10 MG TABLET VENTOLIN NEBULES P.F. 5MG/2.5ML MONTELUKAST 4 MG CHEWABLE TAB VENTOLIN NEBULES P.F. 1.25MG/2.5ML MONTELUKAST 4 MG GRANULES VENTOLIN NEBULES P.F. LIQ INH 1.25MG/2.5ML MONTELUKAST 5 MG CHEWABLE TAB VENTOLIN NEBULES P.F. SOL 2.5MG/2.5ML MONTELUKAST SODIUM TABLETS VENTOLIN NEBULES PF SOL 5MG/2.5ML MYLAN IPRATROPIUM SOLUTION VENTOLIN ORAL LIQUID MYLAN MONTELUKAST VENTOLIN ORAL LIQUID 0.4MG/ML MYLAN MONTELUKAST VENTOLIN ORAL LIQUID 0.4MG/ML MYLAN MONTELUKAST VENTOLIN RESPIRATOR SOLUTION MYLAN SALBUTAMOL RESPIRATOR SOLUTION VENTOLIN RESPIRATOR SOLUTION NALCROM VENTOLIN RESPIRATOR SOLUTION 5MG/ML NOVO CROMOLYN NEBULIZER SOLUTION 1% VENTOLIN ROTACAPS NOVO IPRAMIDE LIQ 0.25MG/ML VENTOLIN ROTACAPS NOVO SALBUTAMOL HFA VENTOLIN ROTACAPS 200MCG NOVO SALMOL INHALER 100MCG/AEM VENTOLIN ROTACAPS 200MCG NOVO SALMOL TAB 2MG VENTOLIN ROTACAPS 200MCG NOVO SALMOL TAB 4MG VENTOLIN ROTACAPS 400MCG NOVO TRIPHYL TAB 100MG VENTOLIN ROTACAPS 400MCG NOVO TRIPHYL TAB 200MG VENTOLIN TAB 2MG NOVO TRIPHYL TAB 300MG VENTOLIN TAB 2MG NTP MONTELUKAST VENTOLIN TAB 4MG NTP MONTELUKAST VENTOLIN TAB 4MG NTP MONTELUKAST VOLMAX TABLET SRT 4MG NU CROMOLYN PLASTIC AMPULES VOLMAX TABLET SRT 8MG NU IPRATROPIUM 250 MCG/ML SOL XOLAIR NU IPRATROPIUM PLASTIC AMPULES 250 MCG/ML ZENHALE NU ORCIPRENALINE ZENHALE NU SALBUTAMOL TAB 2MG ZENHALE NU SALBUTAMOL TAB 4MG Page 11
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