Anomalous Tree Marrow I

Anomalous Tree Marrow I

EXPERIMENT REPORT Experimental Subject: Acute Toxicity Test Specimen 1: Male, 43 years Specimen Presentation: Obese with signs of mental confusion. Vital signs were stable. Toxicology screening indicated the presence of other drugs in specimen's system. Route of Administration: High-dose oral ingestion Reactions: Specimen exhibited minor extremity spasms within 60 seconds, with no vomiting or distress in the chest area. Onset of hallucinations occurred at T+5 minutes, accompanied by cognitive-linguistic disorganization. Progression to respiratory failure and death occurred at T+8 minutes. Specimen 2: Male, 28 years Specimen Presentation: Medium build with signs of psychological instability. Physical restraints were utilized due to acute non-compliance. Vital signs were excessively robust, exceeding expected physiological parameters. Route of Administration: High-dose gastric gavage Reactions: Specimen reported numbness in the extremities, with neither spasms in the limbs nor vomiting. At T+2 minutes, subcutaneous bleeding was observed. Subject remained passive with no signs of combative behavior following the removal of physical restraints. At T+4 minutes, subject exhibited rapid involuntary eye movement indicative of hallucinatory activity. Mortality occurred at T+5 minutes following respiratory arrest. Specimen 3: Male, 20 years Specimen Presentation: Slim of build, appeared fully oriented and alert. Multiple superficial injuries accompanied by intra-abdominal hemorrhage. Vital signs unstable. Route of Administration: —— Reactions: —— Specimen 4: Female, 35 years Specimen Presentation: Slim build, comatose. Vital signs were abnormal, with no response to external stimuli. Route of Administration: High-dose neural injection Reactions: Onset of subcutaneous bleeding immediately following injection. Death occurred rapidly at T+3 minutes, with no signs of emergence from comatose state prior to death. Specimen 5... ... Initial Assessment: Disruption of vascular integrity exceeded expectations. Preliminary data suggests significant practical utility, and further validation of the protocol is indicated. Investigator: Zandik ... ... ※ Specimen 3's records were transferred to another file. ※ File Name: Feofan Sergeyevich Veksel ... ... MEDICAL RECORD Sex: Male Age: 26 Complaint: Through-and-through gunshot wound to the left upper arm. Description of Complaint: In addition to a through-and-through gunshot wound to the left upper arm, the patient presents with multiple superficial injuries sustained in a physical altercation. History: No known allergies. No history of past surgeries. Treatment: Debridement and suturing. Administration of Oral Capsule Formulation III and Topical Ointment Formulation V. Follow-up in 3 days. Postoperative Notes: Vital signs are stable. Patient is non-compliant regarding the cause of injury. Isn't being a bank clerk supposed to be a safe job? Investigator: Zandik ... ... ※ File labeled with new tag: "Regrator" PHYSICAL EXAMINATION Sex: Male Age: 30 History: No known allergies. History of past surgery. Frequent smoker. Exam Type: Regular Health Condition: Good What is the purpose of filing this kind of procedural document? The forms have all been submitted. <color=#37FFFFFF><I>Why have I not seen it yet?</I></color> Investigator: Zandik ... ... EXPERIMENT Sex: Male Age: 38 Subject's Condition: Good Test Drug: Trial Version 2 Route of Administration: Oral ingestion Reaction: Vital signs are stable. No short-term side effects observed. Observation Period: 3 years. Experiment Results: Tissue aging has been significantly slowed compared to the first experiment, with the most significant results seen in the preservation of organ vitality. Neural function remains normal, with no increase in anti-aging effects. Objectives for Next Phase: Stabilization of pharmacodynamic consistency and prolonging therapeutic half-life; addressing the issue of cerebral aging. Investigator: Zandik ... ... MEDICAL RECORD Sex: Male Age: 56 Complaint: Deteriorating vision. Description of Complaint: Patient reports severe visual decline over the past 3 months, accompanied by acute ocular pain and sensitivity to light. History: No known allergies. History of past surgery. Smoker of 30 years at 20 sticks/day. Diagnosis: Damage to the cornea. Treatment: Corneal repair surgery. Administration of Topical Solution IX, and instructions to avoid exposure to strong light. Follow-up in 7 days. Follow-up Examination: Subject is recovering well. Investigator: 25 Note: In light of the subject's failure to adhere to the recommended occupational safety adjustments, any subsequent instances of similar restorative or graft procedures will no longer be added to the record. ... ... EXPERIMENT Sex: Male Age: 72 Test Drug: Trial Version 5 Route of Administration: Oral ingestion Reaction: Vital signs are stable. No short-term side effects observed. Observation Period: 5 years. Experiment Results: Tissue aging has paused and cerebral neural imaging has stabilized while brain age has ceased to increase. Physical age of subject is estimated to be 45 years. Objectives for Next Phase: The research and development of drugs for antidepressant pharmacotherapy. Of course not, that was just a joke. <color=#37FFFFFF><I>Because fighting time requires a stronger mind?</I></color> The clinical data obtained from the autopsy of Zandik has been utilized to its full extent. Assessment suggests that any subsequent iterations are unlikely to yield breakthrough progress. Any maintenance of observed effects is contingent on the subject's adherence to a scheduled drug regimen. The current report is hereby concluded. Investigator: 35 ... ... MEDICAL RECORD Sex: Male Age: 103 Complaint: Acute upper gastrointestinal bleeding. Description of Complaint: Patient reports history of high-intensity, high-stress work and irregular meals over the past six months. Emergence of persistent epigastric pain without an obvious trigger 3 days ago, accompanied by nausea and vomiting. History: No known allergies. History of past surgery. Longtime smoker at 20 sticks/day. Treatment: Patient declined a stomach transplant and opted for more conservative treatment instead. Administered Oral Capsule IV-III, and instructions to adhere to a consistent nutritional schedule and ensure adequate rest. Investigator: 45 ... ... MEDICAL RECORD Sex: Male Age: 175 Complaint: Difficulty breathing due to pneumonia. Description of Complaint: Patient presents with difficulty breathing on exertion, along with persistent fatigue and chest pain. Examination revealed extensive necrosis of lung tissue. History: No known allergies. History of past surgery. Smoker of 145 years at approximately 20 sticks/day. Treatment: Lung transplant surgery. Postoperative Notes: Patient is recovering well. Recommendation: Smoking cessation. Investigator: 65 Note: The chances of the patient actually quitting are low. As such, any subsequent complaints of a similar nature will no longer be added to the record. ... ... MEDICAL RECORD Sex: Male Age: 220 Complaint: Chemical burns. Description of Complaint: Patient was assaulted 4 hours ago. Presenting with chemical burns to the forearm from exposure to a high-concentration mixed solution. History: No known allergies. History of past surgery. Longtime smoker at approximately 10 sticks/day currently. Treatment: Skin graft surgery. Postoperative Notes: Patient is recovering well, albeit with a newly acquired sensitivity to external stimuli due to damage to the skin barrier. Recommendation: Minimize field-based duties. <color=#37FFFFFF><I>But that's not something I can help.</I></color> Investigator: 18 ... ... EXPERIMENT Sex: Male Age: 221 Experimental Subject: Restoration of immune system. Methodology: Integrated surgical intervention and pharmacotherapeutic management. Experimental Results: Complete physiological restitution. The experiment is concluded. Congratulations to the patient, who may now continue to enjoy the use of products made of Alpaca wool. <color=#37FFFFFF><I>Thank you.</I></color> Investigator: 18 ... ... MEDICAL RECORD Sex: Male Age: 312 Complaint: Generally speaking, a trivial matter like this does not call for a file entry. But how can one pass up on documenting the occasion where the great Pantalone got a nosebleed after tripping over a bedpost? History: History of allergy and past surgery. Longtime smoker at approximately 10 sticks/day. Treatment: Routine wound care. Recommendation: Put on glasses. <color=#37FFFFFF><I>I'll have to find them first.</I></color> You have to keep an eye on them, then. Investigator: 8 ... ... MEDICAL RECORD Sex: Male Age: 359 Complaint: Poisoning. Description of Complaint: Patient presents with liver failure (suspected poisoning within the past 12 hours). Has regained consciousness twice following admission. History: History of allergy and past surgery. Longtime smoker at approximately 8 sticks/day. Treatment: Emergency resuscitation, then liver transplant. Postoperative Notes: Patient is slowly stabilizing. Investigator: 25 Note: Patient requested a replication of the poison in question. Due to current project commitments, the request has been transferred to 35. ... ... EXPERIMENT Sex: Male Age: 400 Experimental Subject: Evaluation of the effects of long-term consumption of the Elixir of Immortality on the brain and other organs. Methodology: Localized anatomical dissection. Experiment Duration: 1h 30m 52s. Experiment Results: Subject regained consciousness, with vital signs assessed as stable. Refer to attached table for more details. Investigators: 35, 45, 65 Assisted by: 8, 18, 25 ... ... ※ Multi-user administration of this file is concluded. Records are now closed and no further updates are permitted. ※ Future documentation is henceforth the sole responsibility of the undersigned, and this file is hereby sealed and archived. Investigator: 35