APPENDIX A

Medications That Alter Gastric Emptying*

MedicationGeneric nameBrand name Manufacturer
Prokinetic agentsMetoclopramideReglanBaxter
MaxeranSanofi
DomperidoneMotiliumJanssen
Erythromycin
OpiatesCodeine
FentanylDuragesicSandoz
HydrocodoneLortabTris Pharma
LorcetMikart
NorcoActavis
VicodinAbbott
VicoprofenHalo
HydromorphoneDilaudidPurdue Pharma
MeperidineDemerolValidus
MethadoneDolophineWest-Ward
MethadoseMallinckrodt
MorphineMS ContinPurdue Pharma
KadianActavis
NaloxoneNarcanAdapt Pharma
OxycodoneOxyContinPurdue Pharma
PercocetEndo
PercodanEndo
OxymorphoneOpanaEndo
Anticholinergic or antispasmodic agentsAtropine
Belladonna tincture or leaf
Belladonna alkaloids/phenobarbitalDonnatalAvKARE
Chloridiazepoxide/clidinium, chlordiazepoxide/methscopolamine, clidinium bromideLibraxValeant
DicyclomineBentylAptalis
TriactinPharmed
HyoscyamineLevsinAlaven
Hyoscyamine/phenyltoloxamineDigexPronova
GlycopyrrolateRobinulShionogi
MepenzolateCantilSanofi
MethscopolaminePaminePharmaDerm
ScopolamineScopaceHope
Other medicationsBenzodiazepineAtivanWest-Ward
ValiumRoche
XanaxPfizer
NifedipineAdalatBayer HealthCare
AfeditabAlkermes
NifediacTeva
NifedicalTeva
ProcardiaPfizer
OctreotideSandoSTATINNovartis
PhentolamineOraVerseSeptodont
RegitineNovartis
ProgesteronePrometriumCatalent
TheophyllineElixophyllinNostrum
QuibronMonarch
Slo-BidAventis
Slo-PhyllinPurdue Pharma
TheoclearCentral Pharm
TheodurSchering-Plough
Theolair3M
UniphylPurdue Pharma
  • * Unless determining a treatment response is the purpose of the GES study, medications that alter gastric emptying should be withheld for 48–72 h.