Product Images Enbrel

The figure shows the time course of ACR20 responses in two studies. Study I compares the response to a placebo alone versus a 25 mg Enbrel dose alone. Study II compares the response to a placebo plus MTX versus a 25 mg Enbrel dose plus MTX. The percent responding is also shown.*

This is a chart or table showing the percentage of respondents for a treatment (most likely with a drug called etanercept) and a placebo. The percentage for the treatment group is 100, but further details are not available due to the limited nature of the text obtained via .*

The text appears to describe a medicine container or device with a purple start button, an expiration date, and a safety guard (with a needle inside). However, without additional context or information, it is difficult to determine the specific purpose or use of this item.*

This appears to be a set of instructions regarding the use of a medical injection. The expiration date is mentioned, as well as a yellow window that indicates the injection has been completed. A green safety guard is also mentioned, which suggests that the needle is inside and protected. Finally, it is mentioned that the white cap should be removed.*

This is a description of a green safety guard with a needle inside and a white cap on. There is also a mention of a window and medicine, but without further context, it is unclear what this refers to.*

This text describes three different body parts: upper arm, stomach area/abdomen, and thigh. It may be relevant in a medical or fitness context.*

This text describes some features of an object that may be either a machine, equipment or appliance. It includes a finger grip, a door button, a viewing window and a door. The context is not specified, making it difficult to determine what type of object it is.*

This appears to be a list of features or components of some sort of software or electronic device. The list includes a "Status button," "Speaker," "Error symbols," "Progress bar," and "Speed switch." Without further context, it is not clear what specific product or system this list relates to.*

The text seems to be describing the instructions for using Enbrel Mini, a type of medicine with a purple cap. It advises users to check the label and ensure that they use the correct side, and to be conscious of the expiration date. However, without more information, it is difficult to tell what Enbrel Mini is used for or what specific instructions are associated with its use.*

This appears to be a label or instructional text related to Enbrel Mini, a medication or medical device. The text warns that the needle is inside the product with the purple cap removed. However, there is no information regarding the purpose, dosage or usage instructions of the medicine itself.*

This text describes a plunger rod and a type of medication called Enbrel Mini, which comes in a single-dose prefilled cartridge.*

This is a list of three body parts: upper arm, stomach area (abdomen), and thigh.*

Not available.*

This is a list of features found in a device or object that include a finger grip, door button, viewing window, and door. The context or purpose of the object is not clear from the text provided.*

This text suggests that there may be a green safety guard containing a needle inside. It is unclear what the context or purpose of this guard may be.*

The given text describes some components or features that might belong to an electronic device. It includes a status button, a speaker, error symbols, a progress bar, and a speed switch. However, there is not enough context to determine the type, purpose or functionality of the device.*

This appears to be a description of a medication called Enbrel Mini which has a purple cap and a window to view the medicine inside. The label and expiration date are also mentioned.*

The text seems to be part of a set of instructions for using a medical product, specifically for a device called "Enbrel Mini". It indicates that the needle is inside the device and that a purple cap needs to be removed before use. The purpose of the device and product is not clear without further context.*

This text appears to be a list of medical supplies that includes bandages, cotton balls, a syringe, a sharps disposal container, and two types of needles: short and long. It could be helpful for individuals in the medical field or those in need of medical treatment who may require these items for wound care or medication administration.*

The text is not enough to generate a useful description. It only provides information about the color of a vial and the color of a stopper, but not the context or purpose of these objects.*

The text says "Long Short needie needle". It appears to be a list of two words related to sewing or stitching. "Long" and "Short" probably refer to the length of needles, while "needie" and "needle" are alternative spellings meaning the same thing.*

Plunger is a simple yet effective tool used for unclogging plumbing blockages. It features a rubber suction cup attached to a stick-like handle. When pressed onto a clogged drain or toilet, the suction cup creates a vacuum that dislodges the blockage and allows water to flow freely. Plungers are a common household item and are readily available at hardware stores.*