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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Study of Infectious Intestinal Disease in England, 1993-1996

Variable Details

VariableANTINAME
Label
Responses
ALLOMYCIN 1
AMOXCILIN 1
AMOXCILLIN 1
AMOXCILYN 1
AMOXCYILLIN 1
AMOXCYLIN 2
AMOXICILIN 1
AMOXIL 18
AMOXIL 100ML 1
AMOXILLAN 1
AMOXILLIAN 1
AMOXY 1
AMOXYCILLIN 29
AMOXYCILLIN 15ML 1
AMOXYCILLIN 5MG 1
AMOXYL 1
ANTIBIOTIC EYEDROP 1
ANTIBIOTICS 3
AUGEMENTIN 1
AUGMENTIN 1
CALPOL 2
CEFUROXIME 70ML 1
CEPHALEXI 1
CEPHALEXIN 2
CEPHRADINE 1
CHILD PENICILLIN 1
CHLORAMPHENICAL 1
CHLORAMPHENICOL 2
CLAMOXYL 250MG 1
DARKTARIN ORAL GEL 1
DIORALYTE 1
DISCOLOR 1
DISTACLOR 3
ERITHROMYCIN 2
ERYTHROMICIN 1
ERYTHROMYCIN 4
ERYTHROMYIN 125MG 1
ERYTHROPED 4
ERYTHROPED A 1
EUROTHYMACILIN 1
FLUCOXOCILLIAN 1
GRISOFULVIN 1
OXYTETRACYCLINE 1
PARACETAMOL 1
PARACETAMOL 120MG 1
PARACETAMOL 15ML 1
PENICILIN 2
PENICILLIN 9
PHENOXYMETHYLPENIC 1
SUPRAX 1
TERFENADINE 1
THEOPHYLLINE 1
TRIMETHOPRIM 2
TRIMETHOPRIM 2ML 2
TRIMETHOPRIM 50MG 1
VENTOLIN 1
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationStudy of Infectious Intestinal Disease in England, 1993-1996
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