Intravenous Measurement: g/sq m
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This is a strange statement/question.....you were just randomly "trying to read some medical journals"??? For what?
Most chemotherapeutic agents are dosed in milligrams per square meter, with square meters corresponding to one's body surface area....
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Oftentimes used for pediatric dosing too.
Hey! You find a jacket?
Hey! You find a jacket?
HAHA, just got back from Columbus this afternoon. I actually had to borrow a jacket from my co-resident, who comes from the Midwest originally.
No, but a picture of me was taken with nothing short of an OSU shrine in the background. Looking forward to see if that pops up later in my life.
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What everyone else said....
It's basically just a way to ensure that larger patients get larger doses and smaller patients get smaller doses. It's typically done with chemo drugs--these can be highly toxic, so you don't want to give a dose too large for the patient's body to handle.
It's basically just a way to ensure that larger patients get larger doses and smaller patients get smaller doses. It's typically done with chemo drugs--these can be highly toxic, so you don't want to give a dose too large for the patient's body to handle.
I watched some videos on YouTube about amygdalin and cancer and I was trying to read some of the studies.
World Without Cancer
G. Edward Griffin interview on World Without Cancer
I appreciate the answers, thanks.
