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*Note: Values marked with an asterisk exceed the capacity of a standard 1 mL (100-unit) insulin syringe

This study included patients who underwent radical PG-DTR or TG for pathological stage I gastric cancer

[5] [7] At dosages exceeding 5 grams, there is a potential risk for more severe adverse effects, including renal dysfunction, blood toxicity, and neurological symptoms

But the syringe you're using has large, poorly defined markings and significant 'dead space' (the small amount of fluid left in the hub and needle after the plunger is fully depressed)

That is different from randomized controlled trials in which patients do not know who gets the vaccine and who doesnt and researchers then compare who gets sick

These can include fines, jail time, suspension of driving privileges and a criminal record