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What is the injection start with m

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mkdir -p /tmp/workspace/rx && cd /tmp/workspace/rx && python3 -c " from PIL import Image img = Image.open('/tmp/workspace/attachments/85aa12cb-dedd-457c-8277-c2f186f000c7/99ddae13-4101-44ba-992a-526e094bdbb6.jpeg') print(img.size) rot = img.rotate(-90, expand=True) rot.save('rotated.jpg') print(rot.size) "

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cd /tmp/workspace/rx && python3 -c " from PIL import Image img = Image.open('/tmp/workspace/attachments/85aa12cb-dedd-457c-8277-c2f186f000c7/99ddae13-4101-44ba-992a-526e094bdbb6.jpeg') rot = img.rotate(90, expand=True) rot.save('rotated2.jpg') print(rot.size) "

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cd /tmp/workspace/rx && python3 -c " from PIL import Image img = Image.open('rotated2.jpg') w,h = img.size print(w,h) # crop middle section with drug names, rows approx y=480 to 1000 crop = img.crop((0, 450, w, 1050)) crop = crop.resize((crop.width*3, crop.height*3), Image.LANCZOS) crop.save('zoom1.jpg') "

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Looking closely at the handwritten prescription (rotated and zoomed for clarity), this is a post-operative order sheet written in a fast clinical shorthand, mixing English drug abbreviations with local script.
The injection line starting with M reads as:
Inj. Metrogyl 0.5 (Metronidazole 500 mg) — written as "Inj mol.5," with the dosing note beside it (appears to indicate twice-daily/BD administration).
There is a second line right below it that also appears to start with "M" (something like "M/... (Pen)"), but the handwriting is too smudged/overlapping for me to confidently identify that drug name - it could be a different antibiotic (e.g., a cephalosporin brand), but I don't want to guess at a medication name with certainty since misreading a drug name on a prescription could be unsafe.
Other entries I can read on this sheet include Inj Tramadol (pain), a capsule marked "Dry-Cap" once daily, Inj Pantop (Pantoprazole), and "Framoda 2cc IM OD" plus a "Cap Pure" tablet at the bottom, signed by the surgeon on 29.10.16.
Important: Given the illegibility of the second "M" line and that this is a real medical order sheet, please do not rely solely on my reading to administer any medication - confirm the exact drug and dose with the prescribing surgeon or pharmacist before use.
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