Posted by GENE on Thursday, September 13, 2007 at 6:50pm.
I may have missed something here but if the vial contained 500 mg initially, it appears to me that the entire 1.8 mL should be administered and that will be exactly 500 mg. I don't know the meaning of IM. Perhaps that makes a difference.
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