The surgery to repair aortic aneurysms carries a small but real risk. (This risk varies based on the patientâs age, the patientâs overall health condition, the location and extent of the aneurysm and the volume of aortic procedures performed by the surgeon and at the center where the surgery is performed).
Click to expand... His EXACT question was...how many units is in a ml.....it's 100 all day , everyday!!He did'nt say one damn thing about hgh or insulin or anything. Yeah I agree he should'nt have come off with the that's an easy question shit but....he answered it as it was asked and he is'nt wrong. Feb 4, 2004. #15.
That means we'd have to have 1000 mL to equal 1 L. We'll plug in that conversion factor. Looking at our new dimensional analysis setup, we can cancel the mL units because we have one in the numerator and one in the denominator. The only units remaining are L, which is our final destination in this unit conversion.