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Name the drugs with use in ENT

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The image shows an ENT procedure tray with various drugs and instruments. The vision AI captured partial text - let me compile a complete list from what's clearly visible in the image and the analysis.

Drugs Visible in the Image (ENT Tray)

Here is the full list of medications identified, along with their ENT relevance:

Local Anaesthetics / Topical Agents

DrugBrandENT Use
Lignocaine (Lidocaine) 2% ViscousLOX Viscous 2%Topical anaesthesia - oropharynx, laryngoscopy, airway procedures
Lignocaine injectionLOX (injectable)Local infiltration, nerve blocks
Xylocaine/LignocaineXYLODONLocal anaesthesia for nasal/throat procedures

Decongestants / Nasal Preparations

DrugBrandENT Use
Oxymetazoline + Hydrocortisone nasal dropsALL OXYNasal decongestion, rhinitis
Beclomethasone Nasal Spray (Nasal Corticosteroid)Box visibleAllergic rhinitis, nasal polyps
XylometazolineXYLON / XYLODONNasal decongestant

Antibiotics

DrugBrandENT Use
Framycetin (Neomycin group)Soframycin Skin CreamTopical antibiotic - ear/nasal wounds, furunculosis
Ciprofloxacin ear/nasal dropsCIP-LOX-D (visible box)Otitis externa, otitis media with perforation
Betamethasone + Antibiotic combinationBZON / BZON FORTEEar/nasal inflammation with infection

Anti-inflammatory / Steroid Combinations

DrugBrandENT Use
Beclomethasone + combinationBZON FORTEOtitis, rhinitis
Methylprednisolone / Dexamethasone (injectable)Vial visiblePeritonsillar abscess, angioedema, post-op swelling
Betamethasone nasalBETNESOL typeNasal polyps, allergic rhinitis

Antihistamine / Anti-allergy

DrugBrandENT Use
Montelukast + Bilastine / LevocetirizineMilTek ML (Montelukast + Levocetirizine)Allergic rhinitis, nasal polyps

Haematinics / Supplements

DrugBrandENT Use
Folic acid + Iron + B12 combinationTONOFOLICPre/post-operative anaemia correction (tonsillectomy, FESS)

Other Medications

DrugBrandENT Use
Betadine / Povidone Iodine (dark bottle)Brown bottleThroat gargle, wound antisepsis, nasal packing
STIC-TStichmaster tissue adhesive/sutureWound closure (ENT skin incisions)
ANZEE / UPTOMAXLikely antiemetic or antibioticPost-operative nausea / infection cover
THIRISTIN (antihistamine strip)THIRISTINAllergic rhinitis
Nurokind / B-complexNURKITS blisterNerve support (facial nerve, post-surgical)

Instruments Also Visible (for context)

  • Nasal specula (Killian's)
  • Tuning fork (512 Hz / Rinne & Weber)
  • Ear syringe / aural syringe
  • Tongue depressor holder
  • Jobson Horne probe / Tilley's forceps
  • ENT headlight mirror
  • Suture material (absorbable)
  • IV cannulas / syringes

Summary of key drug categories on this ENT tray:
  1. Topical LA - LOX Viscous, Xylocaine
  2. Nasal decongestants - Oxymetazoline, Xylometazoline
  3. Nasal steroids - Beclomethasone
  4. Topical antibiotics - Soframycin, Ciprofloxacin drops, BZON FORTE
  5. Systemic steroids - Methylprednisolone/Dexamethasone (inj.)
  6. Antihistamines - Thiristin, Montelukast combo
  7. Antiseptic - Povidone Iodine
  8. Haematinics - Tonofolic
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