Index to Diseases and Injuries: S

702 entries

• Saber, sabre shin or tibia (syphilitic)A50.56
• Sac lacrimal
• Saccharomyces infectionB37.9
• SaccharopinuriaE72.3
• Saccular
• Sacculation
• Sachs' amaurotic familial idiocy or diseaseE75.02
• Sachs-Tay diseaseE75.02
• Sacks-Libman diseaseM32.11
• SacralgiaM53.3
• SacralizationQ76.49
• SacrodyniaM53.3
• Sacroiliac joint
• Sacroiliitis NECM46.1
• Sacrum
• Saddle
• Sadism (sexual)F65.52
• Sadness, postpartalO90.6
• SadomasochismF65.50
• Saemisch's ulcer (cornea)
• Sagging
• Sahib diseaseB55.0
• Sailors' skinL57.8
• Saint
• Salaam
• Salicylism
• Salivary duct or gland
• Salivation, excessiveK11.7
• Salmonella
• SalmonellosisA02.0
• Salpingitis (catarrhal) (fallopian tube) (nodular) (pseudofollicular) (purulent) (septic)N70.91
• SalpingoceleN83.4-
• Salpingo-oophoritis (catarrhal) (purulent) (ruptured) (septic) (suppurative)N70.93
• Salpingo-ovaritis
• Salpingoperitonitis
• Salzmann's nodular dystrophy
• Sampson's cyst or tumorN80.10-
• San Joaquin (Valley) feverB38.0
• Sandblaster's asthma, lung or pneumoconiosisJ62.8
• Sander's disease (paranoia)F22
• Sandfly feverA93.1
• Sandhoff's diseaseE75.01
• Sanfilippo (Type B) (Type C) (Type D) syndromeE76.22
• Sanger-Brown ataxiaG11.2
• Sao Paulo fever or typhusA77.0
• Saponification, mesentericK65.8
• Sarcocele (benign)
• SarcocystosisA07.8
• Sarcoepiplocele
• SarcoepiplomphaloceleQ79.2
• SarcoglycanopathyG71.0340
• Sarcoid
• SarcoidosisD86.9
• Sarcoma (of)
• Sarcomatosis
• Sarcopenia (age-related)M62.84
• SarcosinemiaE72.59
• Sarcosporidiosis (intestinal)A07.8
• SARS-CoV-2
• Satiety, earlyR68.81
• Saturnine
• Saturnism
• SatyriasisF52.8
• Sauriasis
• SBE (subacute bacterial endocarditis)I33.0
• ScabsR23.4
• Scabies (any site)B86
• Scaglietti-Dagnini syndromeE22.0
• Scald
• Scalenus anticus (anterior) syndromeG54.0
• ScalesR23.4
• Scaling, skinR23.4
• Scalp
• Scapegoating affecting childZ62.3
• Scaphocephaly, non-deformationalQ75.01
• ScapulalgiaM89.8X1
• Scapulohumeral myopathyG71.02
• Scar, scarringL90.5
• ScarabiasisB88.2
• Scarlatina (anginosa) (maligna)A38.9
• Scarlet fever (albuminuria) (angina)A38.9
• Schamberg's disease (progressive pigmentary dermatosis)L81.7
• Schatzki's ring (acquired) (esophagus) (lower)K22.2
• Schaufenster krankheitI20.89
• Schaumann's
• Scheie's syndromeE76.03
• Schenck's diseaseB42.1
• Scheuermann's disease or osteochondrosis
• Schilder (-Flatau) diseaseG37.0
• Schilling-type monocytic leukemiaC93.0-
• Schimmelbusch's disease, cystic mastitis, or hyperplasia
• Schistosoma infestation
• SchistosomiasisB65.9
• SchizencephalyQ04.6
• Schizoaffective psychosisF25.9
• SchizodontiaK00.2
• Schizoid personalityF60.1
• Schizophrenia, schizophrenicF20.9
• Schizothymia (persistent)F60.1
• Schlatter-Osgood disease or osteochondrosisM92.52-
• Schlatter's tibia
• Schmidt's syndrome (polyglandular, autoimmune)E31.0
• Schmincke's carcinoma or tumor
• Schmitz (-Stutzer) dysenteryA03.0
• Schmorl's disease or nodes
• Schneiderian
• Scholte's syndrome (malignant carcinoid)E34.09
• Scholz (-Bielchowsky-Henneberg) disease or syndromeE75.25
• Schönlein (-Henoch) disease or purpura (primary) (rheumatic)D69.0
• Schottmuller's diseaseA01.4
• Schroeder's syndrome (endocrine hypertensive)E27.0
• Schüller-Christian disease or syndromeC96.5
• Schultze's type acroparesthesia, simpleI73.89
• Schultz's disease or syndrome
• Schwalbe-Ziehen-Oppenheim diseaseG24.1
• Schwannoma
• SchwannomatosisQ85.03
• Schwartz (-Jampel) syndromeG71.13
• Schwartz-Bartter syndromeE22.2
• Schweninger-Buzzi anetodermaL90.1
• Sciatic
• Sciatica (infective)M54.3-
• Scimitar syndromeQ26.8
• Sclera
• SclerectasiaH15.84-
• Scleredema
• Sclerema (adiposum) (edematosum) (neonatorum) (newborn)P83.0
• Scleriasis
• ScleritisH15.00-
• SclerochoroiditisH31.8
• Scleroconjunctivitis
• Sclerocystic ovary syndromeE28.2
• Sclerodactyly, sclerodactyliaL94.3
• Scleroderma, sclerodermia (acrosclerotic) (diffuse) (generalized) (progressive) (pulmonary)M34.9-
• SclerokeratitisH16.8
• Scleroma nasiA48.8
• Scleromalacia (perforans)H15.05-
• ScleromyxedemaL98.5
• Sclérose en plaquesG35.D
• Sclerosis, sclerotic
• Scoliosis (acquired) (postural)M41.9
• Scoliotic pelvis
• Scorbutus, scorbutic
• Score, NIHSS (National Institutes of Health Stroke Scale)R29.7-
• Scotoma (arcuate) (Bjerrum) (central) (ring)
• Scratch
• Scratchy throatR09.89
• Screening (for)Z13.9
• Scrofula, scrofulosis (tuberculosis of cervical lymph glands)A18.2
• Scrofulide (primary) (tuberculous)A18.4
• Scrofuloderma, scrofulodermia (any site) (primary)A18.4
• Scrofulosus lichen (primary) (tuberculous)A18.4
• Scrofulous
• Scrotal tongueK14.5
• Scrotum
• Scurvy, scorbuticE54
• SealpoxB08.62
• SeasicknessT75.3
• Seatworm (infection) (infestation)B80
• Sebaceous
• Seborrhea, seborrheicL21.9
• Seckel's syndromeQ87.19
• Seclusion, pupil
• Second hand tobacco smoke exposure (acute) (chronic)Z77.22
• Secondary
• Secretion
• Section
• Sedative, hypnotic, or anxiolytic-induced
• Segmentation, incomplete (congenital)
• SEID (systemic exertion intolerance disease)G93.32
• Seitelberger's syndrome (infantile neuraxonal dystrophy)G31.89
• Seizure (s)R56.9
• Selenium deficiency, dietaryE59
• Self-damaging behavior (life-style)Z72.89
• Self-harm (attempted)
• Self-injury, nonsuicidalR45.88
• Self-mutilation (attempted)
• Self-poisoning
• SemicomaR40.1
• Seminal vesiculitisN49.0
• SeminomaC62.9-
• Senear-Usher disease or syndromeL10.4
• SenectusR54
• Senescence (without mention of psychosis)R54
• Senile, senilityR41.81
• Sensation
• Sense loss
• Sensibility disturbance (cortical) (deep) (vibratory)R20.9
• Sensitive, sensitivity
• Sensitiver BeziehungswahnF22
• Sensitization, auto-erythrocyticD69.2
• Separation
• Sepsis (generalized) (unspecified organism)A41.9
• Septate
• Septic
• SepticemiaA41.9
• Septum, septate (congenital)
• Sequelae (of)
• Sequestration
• Sequestrum
• Sequoiosis lung or pneumonitisJ67.8
• Serology for syphilis
• Seroma
• Seropurulent
• Serositis, multipleK65.8
• Serous
• Sertoli cell
• Sertoli-Leydig cell tumor
• Serum
• SesamoiditisM25.8-
• Sever's disease or osteochondrosis
• Severe sepsisR65.20
• Sex
• Sextuplet pregnancy
• Sexual
• Sexuality, pathologic
• Sézary diseaseC84.1-
• Shadow, lungR91.8
• Shaking palsy or paralysis
• Shallowness, acetabulum
• Shaver's diseaseJ63.1
• Sheath (tendon)
• Sheathing, retinal vesselsH35.01-
• Shedding
• Sheehan's disease or syndromeE23.0
• Shelf, rectalK62.89
• Shell teethK00.5
• Shellshock (current)F43.0
• Shield kidneyQ63.1
• Shift
• Shifting sleep-work schedule (affecting sleep)G47.26
• Shiga (-Kruse) dysenteryA03.0
• Shiga's bacillusA03.0
• Shigella (dysentery)
• ShigellosisA03.9
• Shin splintsS86.89
• Shingles
• Shipyard disease or eyeB30.0
• Shirodkar suture, in pregnancy
• ShockR57.9
• Shoemaker's chestM95.4
• Short, shortening, shortness
• Shortsightedness
• Shoshin (acute fulminating beriberi)E51.11
• Shoulder
• Shovel-shaped incisorsK00.2
• Shower, thromboembolic
• Shunt
• Shutdown, renalN28.9
• Shy-Drager syndromeG90.3
• Sialadenitis, sialadenosis (any gland) (chronic) (periodic) (suppurative)
• SialectasiaK11.8
• SialidosisE77.1
• Sialitis, silitis (any gland) (chronic) (suppurative)
• Sialoadenitis (any gland) (periodic) (suppurative)K11.20
• SialoadenopathyK11.9
• Sialoangitis
• Sialodochitis (fibrinosa)
• SialodocholithiasisK11.5
• SialolithiasisK11.5
• Sialometaplasia, necrotizingK11.8
• Sialorrhea
• SialosisK11.7
• Siamese twinQ89.4
• Sibling rivalryZ62.891
• Sicard's syndromeG52.7
• Sicca syndrome
• SickR69
• Sick-euthyroid syndromeE07.81
• Sickle-cell
• Sicklemia
• Sickness
• Sideropenia
• SiderosilicosisJ62.8
• Siderosis (lung)J63.4
• Siemens' syndrome (ectodermal dysplasia)Q82.8
• SighingR06.89
• Sigmoid
• SigmoiditisK52.9
• Silfversköld's syndromeQ78.9
• SilicosiderosisJ62.8
• Silicosis, silicotic (simple) (complicated)J62.8
• SilicotuberculosisJ65
• Silo-fillers' diseaseJ68.8
• Silver's syndromeQ87.19
• Simian malariaB53.1
• Simmonds' cachexia or diseaseE23.0
• Simons' disease or syndrome (progressive lipodystrophy)E88.11
• Simple, simplex
• Simulation, conscious (of illness)Z76.5
• Simultanagnosia (asimultagnosia)R48.3
• Sin Nombre virus disease (Hantavirus) (cardio) -pulmonary syndromeB33.4
• Sinding-Larsen disease or osteochondrosis
• Singapore hemorrhagic feverA91
• Singer's node or noduleJ38.2
• Single
• SingultusR06.6
• Sinus
• Sinusitis (accessory) (chronic) (hyperplastic) (nasal) (nonpurulent) (purulent)J32.9
• Sinusitis-bronchiectasis-situs inversus (syndrome) (triad)Q89.3
• Sipple's syndromeE31.22
• Sirenomelia (syndrome)Q87.2
• SiriasisT67.01
• Sirkari's diseaseB55.0
• SitiA65
• Situation, psychiatricF99
• Situational
• Situs inversus or transversus (abdominalis) (thoracis)Q89.3
• Sixth diseaseB08.20
• Sjögren-Larsson syndromeQ87.19
• Sjögren's syndrome or disease
• Skeletal
• Skene's gland
• Skenitis
• SkerljevoA65
• Skevas-Zerfus disease
• Skin
• Slate-dressers' or slate-miners' lungJ62.8
• Sleep
• Sleep hygiene
• Sleeping sickness
• Sleeplessness
• Sleep-wake schedule disorderG47.20
• Slim disease (in HIV infection)B20
• Slipped, slipping
• Slocumb's syndromeE27.0
• Sloughing (multiple) (phagedena) (skin)
• Slow
• Slowing, urinary streamR39.198
• Sluder's neuralgia (syndrome)G44.89
• Slurred, slurring speechR47.81
• Small (ness)
• Small-and-light-for-dates
• Small-for-dates (infant)P05.10
• SmallpoxB03
• Smearing, fecalR15.1
• SMEI (severe myoclonic epilepsy in infancy)G40.83-
• Smith-Lemli-Opitz syndromeE78.72
• Smith's fractureS52.54-
• Smoker
• Smoker's
• Smoking
• Smothering spellsR06.81
• Snaggle teeth, toothM26.39
• Snapping
• Sneddon-Wilkinson disease or syndrome (sub-corneal pustular dermatosis)L13.1
• Sneezing (intractable)R06.7
• Sniffing
• Sniffles
• SnoringR06.83
• Snow blindness
• Snuffles (non-syphilitic)R06.5
• Social
• SodokuA25.0
• Soemmerring's ring
• Soft
• Softening
• Soldier's
• Solitary
• Solvent abuse
• Somatization reaction, somatic reaction
• SomnambulismF51.3
• SomnolenceR40.0
• Sonne dysenteryA03.3
• SoorB37.0
• Sore
• Soto's syndrome (cerebral gigantism)Q87.3
• South African cardiomyopathy syndromeI42.89
• Southeast Asian hemorrhagic feverA91
• Spacing
• Spade-like hand (congenital)Q68.1
• Spading nailL60.8
• Spanish collarN47.1
• SparganosisB70.1
• Spasm (s) , spastic, spasticityR25.2
• Spasmodic
• Spasmophilia
• Spasmus nutansF98.4
• Spastic, spasticity
• Speaker's throatR49.8
• Specific, specified
• Speech
• Spells, transient oxygen desaturation of newbornP28.40
• Spencer's diseaseA08.19
• Spens' syndrome (syncope with heart block)I45.9
• Sperm counts (fertility testing)Z31.41
• Spermatic cord
• SpermatoceleN43.40
• SpermatocystitisN49.0
• SpermatocytomaC62.9-
• SpermatorrheaN50.89
• Sphacelus
• Sphenoidal
• Sphenoiditis (chronic)
• Sphenopalatine ganglion neuralgiaG90.09
• Sphericity, increased, lens (congenital)Q12.4
• Spherocytosis (congenital) (familial) (hereditary)D58.0
• SpherophakiaQ12.4
• Sphincter
• Sphincteritis, sphincter of Oddi
• SphingolipidosisE75.3
• SphingomyelinosisE75.3
• Spicule toothK00.2
• Spider
• Spiegler-Fendt
• Spielmeyer-Vogt diseaseE75.4
• Spina bifida (aperta)Q05.9
• Spindle, Krukenberg's
• Spine, spinal
• Spiradenoma (eccrine)
• SpirillosisA25.0
• Spirillum
• Spirochetal
• SpirochetosisA69.9
• SpirometrosisB70.1
• Spitting blood
• SplanchnoptosisK63.4
• Spleen, splenic
• Splenectasis
• Splenitis (interstitial) (malignant) (nonspecific)D73.89
• SplenoceleD73.89
• Splenomegaly, splenomegalia (Bengal) (cryptogenic) (idiopathic) (tropical)R16.1
• SplenopathyD73.9
• SplenoptosisD73.89
• SplenosisD73.89
• Splinter
• Split, splitting
• Spondylarthrosis
• Spondylitis (chronic)
• Spondyloarthritis
• Spondylolisthesis (acquired) (degenerative)M43.10
• Spondylolysis (acquired)M43.00
• SpondylopathyM48.9
• SpondylosisM47.9
• Sponge
• Sponge-diver's disease
• Spongioblastoma (any type)
• Spongioneuroblastoma
• Spontaneous
• Spoon nailL60.3
• Sporadic
• Sporothrix schenckii infection
• SporotrichosisB42.9
• Spots, spotting (in) (of)
• Spotted feverA77.9
• Sprain (joint) (ligament)
• Sprengel's deformity (congenital)Q74.0
• Sprue (tropical)K90.1
• Spur, bone
• Spurway's syndromeQ78.0
• Sputum
• Squamous
• Squashed noseM95.0
• Squeeze, diver'sT70.3
• Squint
• SSADHD (succinic semialdehyde dehydrogenase deficiency)E72.81
• St. Hubert's diseaseA82.9
• Stab
• Stafne's cyst or cavityM27.0
• Staggering gaitR26.0
• Staghorn calculus
• Stähli's line (cornea) (pigment)
• Stain, staining
• StammeringF80.81
• Standstill
• StannosisJ63.5
• Stanton's disease
• Staphylitis (acute) (catarrhal) (chronic) (gangrenous) (membranous) (suppurative) (ulcerative)K12.2
• Staphylococcal scalded skin syndromeL00
• StaphylococcemiaA41.2
• Staphylococcus, staphylococcal
• Staphyloma (sclera)
• Stargardt's disease
• Starvation (inanition) (due to lack of food)T73.0
• Stasis
• State (of)
• Status (post)
• Stealing
• Steam burn
• Steatocystoma multiplexL72.2
• Steatohepatitis (nonalcoholic) (NASH)K75.81
• SteatomaL72.3
• Steatorrhea (chronic)K90.9
• SteatosisE88.89
• Steele-Richardson-Olszewski disease or syndromeG23.1
• Steinbrocker's syndromeG90.89
• Steinert's diseaseG71.11
• Stein-Leventhal syndromeE28.2
• Stein's syndromeE28.2
• STEMII21.3
• StenocardiaI20.89
• StenocephalyQ75.8
• Stenosis, stenotic (cicatricial)
• Stent jailT82.897
• Stercolith (impaction)K56.41
• Stercoraceous, stercoral ulcerK63.3
• Stereotypies NECF98.4
• Sterility
• Sterilization
• Sternalgia
• SternopagusQ89.4
• Sternum bifidumQ76.7
• Steroid
• Stevens-Johnson disease or syndromeL51.1
• Stewart-Morel syndromeM85.2
• Sticker's diseaseB08.3
• Sticky eye
• Stieda's disease
• Stiff neck
• Stiff-man syndromeG25.82
• Stiffness, joint NECM25.60-
• Stigmata congenital syphilisA50.59
• StillbirthP95
• Still-Felty syndrome
• Still's disease or syndrome (juvenile)M08.20
• Stimulation, ovaryE28.1
• Sting (venomous) (with allergic or anaphylactic shock)
• Stippled epiphysesQ78.8
• Stitch
• Stokes-Adams disease or syndromeI45.9
• Stokes' diseaseE05.00
• Stokvis (-Talma) diseaseD74.8
• Stoma malfunction
• Stomach
• Stomatitis (denture) (ulcerative)K12.1
• StomatocytosisD58.8
• StomatomycosisB37.0
• StomatorrhagiaK13.79
• Stone (s)
• Stonecutter's lungJ62.8
• Stonemason's asthma, disease, lung or pneumoconiosisJ62.8
• Stoppage
• Storm, thyroid
• Strabismus (congenital) (nonparalytic)H50.9
• Strain
• Straining, on urinationR39.16
• Strand, vitreous
• Strangulation, strangulated
• StranguryR30.0
• Straw itchB88.09
• Strawberry
• Streak (s)
• StrephosymboliaF81.0
• Streptobacillary feverA25.1
• StreptobacillosisA25.1
• Streptobacillus moniliformisA25.1
• Streptococcus, streptococcal
• StreptomycosisB47.1
• StreptotrichosisA48.8
• StressF43.9
• Stretching, nerve
• Striae albicantes, atrophicae or distensae (cutis)L90.6
• Stricture
• StridorR06.1
• Stridulous
• Stroke (apoplectic) (brain) (ischemic) (paralytic)I63.9
• Stromatosis, endometrialD39.0
• Strongyloidiasis, strongyloidosisB78.9
• Strophulus pruriginosusL28.2
• Struck by lightning
• Struma
• Strumipriva cachexiaE03.4
• Strümpell-Marie spine
• Strümpell-Westphal pseudosclerosisE83.01
• Stuart deficiency disease (factor X)D68.2
• Stuart-Prower factor deficiency (factor X)D68.2
• Student's elbow
• Stump
• Stunned myocardium, neurogenicI5A
• Stunting, nutritionalE45
• Stupor (catatonic)R40.1
• Sturge (-Weber) (-Dimitri) (-Kalischer) disease or syndromeQ85.89
• StutteringF80.81
• Sty, stye (external) (internal) (meibomian) (zeisian)
• Subacidity, gastricK31.89
• Subacute
• Subarachnoid
• Subcortical
• Subcostal syndrome, nerve compression
• Subcutaneous, subcuticular
• Subdural
• Subendocardium
• Subependymoma
• SuberosisJ67.3
• Subglossitis
• SubhemophiliaD66
• Subinvolution
• Sublingual
• Sublinguitis
• Subluxatable hipQ65.6
• Subluxation
• Submaxillary
• Submersion (fatal) (nonfatal)T75.1
• Submucous
• Subnormal, subnormality
• Subphrenic
• Subscapular nerve
• Subseptus uterusQ51.28
• Subsiding appendicitisK36
• Substance (other psychoactive) -induced
• Substernal thyroidE04.9
• Substitution disorderF44.9
• Subtentorial
• Subthyroidism (acquired)
• Succenturiate placentaO43.19-
• Sucking thumb, child (excessive)F98.8
• Sudamen, sudaminaL74.1
• Sudanese kala-azarB55.0
• Sudden
• Sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS)R99
• Sudeck's atrophy, disease, or syndrome
• Suffocation
• Sugar
• Suicide, suicidal (attempted)T14.91
• Suipestifer infection
• Sulfhemoglobinemia, sulphemoglobinemia (acquired) (with methemoglobinemia)D74.8
• Sumatran mite feverA75.3
• Summer
• SunburnL55.9
• SUNCT (short lasting unilateral neuralgiform headache with conjunctival injection and tearing)G44.059
• SundowningF05
• Sunken acetabulum
• SunstrokeT67.01
• Superfecundation
• Superfetation
• Superinvolution (uterus)N85.8
• Supernumerary (congenital)
• Supervision (of)
• Supplemental teethK00.1
• Suppression
• Suppuration, suppurative
• Supraeruption of tooth (teeth)M26.34
• SupraglottitisJ04.30
• Suprarenal (gland)
• Suprascapular nerve
• Suprasellar
• Surfer's knots or nodulesS89.8-
• Surgical
• Surveillance (of) (for)
• Susceptibility to disease, geneticZ15.89
• Suspected condition, ruled out
• Suspended uterus
• Sutton's nevusD22.9
• Suture
• Swab inadvertently left in operation wound
• Swallowed, swallowing
• Swan-neck deformity (finger)
• Swearing, compulsiveF42.8
• Sweat, sweats
• Sweating, excessiveR61
• Sweeley-Klionsky diseaseE75.21
• Sweet's disease or dermatosisL98.2
• Swelling (of)R60.9
• Swift (-Feer) disease
• Swimmer's
• Swimming in the headR42
• Swollen
• Swyer syndromeQ99.1
• SycosisL73.8
• Sydenham's chorea
• Sylvatic yellow feverA95.0
• Sylvest's diseaseB33.0
• SymblepharonH11.23-
• Symond's syndromeG93.2
• Sympathetic
• SympatheticotoniaG90.89
• Sympathicoblastoma
• Sympathogonioma
• Symphalangy (fingers) (toes)Q70.9
• Symptoms NECR68.89
• SympusQ74.2
• Synaptopathy
• SyncephalusQ89.4
• Synchondrosis
• Synchysis (scintillans) (senile) (vitreous body)H43.89
• Syncope (near) (pre-)R55
• Syndactylism, syndactylyQ70.9
• Syndrome
• Synechia (anterior) (iris) (posterior) (pupil)
• SynesthesiaR20.8
• Syngamiasis, syngamosisB83.3
• SynodontiaK00.2
• Synorchidism, synorchismQ55.1
• Synostosis (congenital)Q78.8
• Synovial sarcoma
• Synovioma (malignant)
• Synoviosarcoma
• SynovitisM65.90
• SyphilidA51.39
• Syphilis, syphilitic (acquired)A53.9
• SyphilomaA52.79
• SyphilophobiaF45.29
• Syringadenoma
• SyringobulbiaG95.0
• Syringocystadenoma
• Syringoma
• SyringomyeliaG95.0
• Syringomyelitis
• Syringomyelocele
• SyringopontiaG95.0
• System, systemic
• Systemic exertion intolerance disease [SEID]G93.32

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