#subcutaneously

[czl]

dungeon ponies

[ijcimr]

Calvarial Tuberculosis by Eleni Ischaki in International Journal of Clinical Images and Medical Reviews 

A 19-year-old boy presented with status epilepticus. Computed tomography of the brain showed a big, multilobular mass, with peripheral oedema in the frontal lobe which was enhanced peripherally after intravenous administration of a contrast agent. The mass penetrated the frontal bone and extended subcutaneously. He immediately underwent right decompression craniectomy. An empyema was found and was drained. Microscopic examination of brain, dura mater and bone tissue specimens revealed a necrotizing granulomatous inflammation. Tissue cultures were positive for Mycobacterium tuberculosis. The patient received a 4-regimen antitubercular treatment combined with dexamethasone due to central nervous system penetration of the disease with complete response in the follow-up.

For more details: https://ijcimr.org/editorial-board/ 

[root-analysis]

Advancements in Technologies and Drug Delivery Systems | Market Size | 2035

The report from Roots Analysis offers a comprehensive analysis of the current and future market landscape of subcutaneously administered biologics. The study aims to identify the primary drivers of growth and estimate the market size and potential for future boosts associated with subcutaneous biologics. 

[pochapal]

gp nurses when you ask them to administer a medication that is not an immediately recognizable common household drug

[snarp]

Countries where the medical industry NEVER bothers to hire technical artists

and it's ALWAYS just fucking improperly-angled photos taken in a public restroom in Silent Hill, UNLESS they got someone out of Plato's Fucking Cave who has never seen ITEMS before to try and fucking TRACE said photos:

United States

UK

Canada

India

The implication is clear: the UK hates technical artists specializing in the medical field and so systematically eliminated them in all their colonies, ironically dooming all English speakers to die of some kind of misapplied ointment accident. This will happen by 2046. We're fucked.

[galindatopland]

i can no longer talk about this fucking movie cause i forget normal people haven't seen it fourteen times in a month. i'm like right it's easy to forget that the average person probably only knows a couple of the deleted scenes and is aware only of some of the improvised lines. and remembers by heart only some of the scenes! of course

[yellowistheraddest]

kill me here and now but luffy should not have defined muscles or abs

[liesmyth]

It’s the nature of lockedtombposting that every month or so one must consider all over again what exactly went down during the jizz heist and how

[traaumaa]

remembering how most people would freak out with a gaping wound and it just makes me glad

[icepixie]

Uuuuugh, I hate the auto-injectors most biologics use these days. I just gave myself my first dose of Dupixent, and despite following the directions exactly I lost a good chunk of it because the auto-injector didn't work. Is this just catering to the needlephobes or is there some medical reason these are so popular? I would vastly prefer a syringe or a combo thing where the needle is out in the open and you can put it in at your speed, then press the button to inject, a la Ozempic. Not only is it less prone to error, it's much less painful. Who likes having the needle shot into their skin at a million miles an hour??

Anyway. My expectations for this are somewhere south of hell, given how spectacularly everything else we've tried has failed, but I suppose at least this is coming at the sinus problem from a new angle. Apparently this particular biologic is also used for eczema, so maybe as a bonus it will fix the random rashes that have popped up with greater and lesser regularity since I was a child. They don't really look like eczema, but they do go away when I'm on steroids, so I assume it's an immune thing.

Oh, and last time I saw him, my ENT said that if my ear doesn't unplug, then he could put a tube in my eardrum, and it would help some... He seemed less than enthusiastic, but I'm enthusiastic. I want to hear things on my right side, dammit.

[kendollclitzone]

How to do a testosterone injection (subcutaneous) for HRT

TW: needles!

[blackvahana]

SItting here thinking "Wow. suddenly all that practice w bb pcp things has come back"

nms shut up. also why did youtube pull the "are you still watching?" as soon as I hit the screenshot button

[aiura-stan]

tbh saiki is kind of the opposite of a med student. he thinks muscles of the human body are gross and disturbing. he has a strong disgust reaction for someone who is constantly seeing people skinless.

[levon]

i think i’m going to have to start locking ricky in my bedroom closet while doing my t shot because he knows how to open the main bedroom door and the bathroom door so if i close him out he still busts down the door and i just had to like run around my room doing different steps of my shot because he was chasing me around whenever i moved and luckily he didn’t touch anything but like bro you will die if you touch this juice and that’s a needle

[jovoy]

Any news on how your kitty is doing?

no!! shes still not eating or drinking on her own but shes acting so normal and being her normal sweet baby self its so fucking weird!!! shes GOT to be starving ive been crying all morning about it but she has a vet appointment at 11 today! i am thinking she most likely has some sort of dental issue going on atp since there havent been any issues with me syringe feeding her like she hasnt been sick from it so i dont think its gastrointestinal anymore…i am so sick from worry about her its driving me up the fucking walls but i have makeup on now so i cant cry anymore ����

[cyclopscats]

baby girl i have problems you can’t even pronounce