Product Images Repatha

This is a table that shows the number of participants at risk over a period of 36 months for a clinical trial that compares the drug Repatha with a placebo for a certain condition. The table shows the number of participants at risk every six months for three years. The first row shows the time in months and the second row shows the number of participants at risk for each treatment group.*

This appears to be a table of data, showing the number of individuals at risk for a placebo group and a group taking a medication called Repatha over a span of 55 months. The table also shows the number of individuals at each time point for both groups.*

This text appears to be depicting data in a table format comparing the percent change from a baseline over the course of several weeks for two different treatments, Placebo once monthly and REPATHA 420 mg once monthly. It includes the number of observed participants for each week of the study.*

This is a description of the design of a study or clinical trial. It includes information about the number of subjects involved in the study, the baseline week, and the study week. It appears that there were two groups in the study, one group received a placebo and the other group received a drug called EvoMab at a dosage of 420 mg QM.*

This is a description of a medicine cartridge with a white plunger, labeled with the name of the medicine. The text instructs the user not to rotate the plunger. No further information is available.*

The text describes the parts and instructions for using a medical device. It includes a cartridge door that should not be closed without a cartridge, a skin status start button, an adhesive light that should not be pressed until ready to inject, a medicine window, and pull tabs. The purpose of the medical device is not specified.*

This text is describing a needle cover that is made of adhesive paper. There is also a battery needle inside the strip, which is located under the cover. The cover has both left and right pull tabs.*

The text seems to describe a medical device called "On-body infusor" that uses a "prefilled T plastic cover cartridge" to administer medication. It also mentions a "clear tray" that may be used to hold the device or accessories.*

This is a list of body parts - Upper arm, Stomach area (abdomen), and Thigh.*

This appears to be instructions for using a cartridge that needs to be loaded and then injected within 5 minutes of loading. The text instructs the user to press down firmly after loading the cartridge. No additional context or product details are available.*

This document does not provide enough information to generate a useful description. Please provide a different document.*

It is not possible to generate a useful description with the given text as it consists of just a sound description with no context.*

This appears to be a description of a medicine container, with a gray start button, an expiration date, a window, and an orange cap. There is also a yellow safety guard, which seems to indicate that there is a needle inside. The text "0000000 00/14" may be a batch or lot number and expiration date.*

This appears to be a partial label of a medical syringe. It shows a yellow window indicating the completion of an injection with a corresponding expiration date. It also displays a yellow safety guard to cover the needle and an orange cap that should be removed before use.*

This is a simple list of body parts: the upper arm, stomach, and thigh.*

The text is readable but it is not enough to provide a useful description. It only mentions the name of a product and a warning about a needle being inside. More context is needed.*

This text is a list of keywords or phrases related to safety equipment or procedures. Specifically, it mentions a yellow safety guard that may contain a needle inside. Without further context or details, it is difficult to determine the specific application or industry for which this equipment is intended.*

This is a list of items related to a medical syringe, including a plunger rod, a syringe barrel, a gray needle, and a needle cap. The text does not provide much context or detail beyond these basic components.*

This is not-available as the text is incomplete and doesn't provide sufficient information to generate a useful description.*

This text provides a list of body parts; upper arm, stomach, and thigh.*

This is a description of a drug called Repatha (evolocumab) which is for subcutaneous use only. It comes in pre-filled autoinjectors of 2x1 mL. The text mentions a sterile solution with no preservatives and indicates caution with package inserts. However, due to the incomplete and fragmented nature of the text obtained by , the overall description is not comprehensive and may not be useful for medical purposes.*

This text appears to be the product information of a medication called Repatha. It comes in a pre-filled syringe with a concentration of 10mg/ml and should be stored between 2-8 degrees Celsius. The medication is intended for subcutaneous use only and instructions are given to protect it from light and to keep it out of reach of children. The text further describes a warning to be cautious when handling the product.*

This description is not available due to the lack of coherent and readable text.*