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What is Sinusitis?

Sinuses are air-filled spaces in the skull behind your forehead, cheeks, nasal bones and eyes. They can become swollen and infected when small hairs (cilia) that move mucus and air don't function properly.

A health care provider can diagnose sinusitis by taking a sample of fluid from inside the nose and testing it for viruses and bacteria. They may also do a CT scan to look for blockage and inflammation.

Sinusitis

Sinuses are air-filled pockets in the bones of your face around the nose. They make mucus that helps clean the bacteria and other particles out of the air you breathe. Sinus infections are when the tissue lining these sinuses become inflamed. This inflammation blocks the normal drainage of these sinuses, which leads to a build up of mucus and germs. Most sinus infections are caused by viruses, although some are bacterial. Others are caused by structural problems in the sinuses, such as a deviated septum.

If you have symptoms of a sinus infection, see your doctor right away. They may need to do a CT scan of your nasal sinuses. They can also give you a test to see if you have allergies.

You can help prevent sinus infections by avoiding things that trigger them. These include cigarette smoke, molds, pollen, changes in barometric pressure during flying or scuba diving, nasal polyps, and a deviated septum.

Sinusitis symptoms

A sinus infection usually causes pain in the forehead (frontal sinusitis), cheeks, around the eyes (ethmoid and sphenoid sinusitis), or behind the nose and upper jaw (maxillary sinusitis). Other symptoms include thick nasal drainage, fever, headache, tiredness and bad breath. The sinuses are air-filled spaces in the bones of the face, which are connected to the nose and throat through narrow channels. They help warm and moisten inhaled air before it reaches the lungs.

Acute sinus infections caused by viruses like those behind colds usually get better without treatment in about seven days if treated early, and they will not return. But bacterial infections do not clear up as quickly or completely, and they may return. In some cases, doctors may recommend watchful waiting or delayed antibiotic prescribing. They may also prescribe a mild antibiotic, such as trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole (an antibiotic that includes a sulfa drug), amoxicillin or doxycycline (both types of penicillin). If symptoms continue or get worse, a doctor might prescribe a stronger antibiotic, such as metronidazole or ciprofloxacin.

Sinusitis infection

Infection in the sinuses (or nasal mucous membranes) causes pain and pressure in the nose, forehead, cheeks, eyes or behind the ears. There are four sets of sinus cavities -- in the forehead (frontal sinuses), cheeks (maxillary sinuses), and between the eyes and behind the nose and nostrils (ethmoid and sphenoid sinuses). When the sinus opening gets blocked, the air and mucus can’t drain and germs can grow.

Normally, mucus from the sinuses flows through small channels to the back of the throat, where it slides down into the stomach. But sinus infections and allergies can cause the tiny tissues to swell up and block the flow.

Sinusitis is usually caused by viruses, bacteria or a fungus that infects the lining of the nose and sinuses. It may also be caused by irritation of the lining by allergens, such as hay fever. A deviated septum, nasal bone spurs or polyps can also cause sinus problems.

Sinusitis how to treat

There are many ways to help relieve sinus infection symptoms. Some are available over-the-counter. These include painkillers such as ibuprofen and acetaminophen (the same medications in Aspirin). Some people might benefit from nasal irrigation or saline nose spray. Others might try using a warm compress on their face and forehead to ease pain, pressure or congestion.

Medications that drain the sinuses might also be helpful, like those containing decongestants or mucus thinners. Some people might need to take steroids by mouth or injections to reduce inflammation.

Doctors might prescribe antibiotics for sinus infections, depending on how long the symptoms have lasted (acute, subacute or chronic) and what’s causing them (bacteria, virus or fungus). It’s important to take them as prescribed, as stopping the medication early can lead to resistance to antibiotics. This could cause the infection to return and might even be more serious.

Sinusitis headache

When your sinuses are inflamed, the body produces extra mucus that can block narrow channels. That can encourage the growth of germs, which in turn leads to pain and headaches. Your symptoms may also include a runny nose, facial tenderness, fever, and yellow or green mucus that drains from your nostrils.

Your doctor can tell if your headache is caused by your sinuses by looking at your face and ears and doing a physical exam. He or she may also want to check your blood pressure and heart rate.

Your doctor may recommend taking acetaminophen or ibuprofen for the headache, as well as decongestants to help clear your sinuses. These medications can be taken as over-the-counter tablets, such as pseudoephedrine (Sudafed), or as nasal sprays. However, you should use decongestants only for a few days because prolonged use can cause rebound inflammation that makes your headache worse.

Sinusitis treatment

A sinus infection causes pain, pressure and a thick dark nasal discharge. The pain can be on the forehead (frontal sinusitis), over the cheek or nose (maxillary sinusitis), behind the eyes (ethmoid or sphenoid sinusitis) and in the top of the head (sphenoid sinusitis). It may also cause a bad taste or odor in the mouth, a headache, loss of sense of smell, and a cough.

If a sinus infection is caused by a bacteria, a doctor can prescribe antibiotics. They might ask you to wait a few days before prescribing them, however, because overusing antibiotics can lead to drug resistance and make future infections harder to treat.

Other treatment options include using a sinus rinse device, like a Neti pot, to wash out the nasal passages with saline; taking over-the-counter pain medications like acetaminophen or ibuprofen to relieve pain; and applying warm compresses to the face to ease pressure and discomfort. Some people might benefit from steroid nasal sprays and drops, but these should only be used under the guidance of a medical provider.

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25/05/2023

How to Prevent a Stroke

To prevent stroke, you should be active, watch your weight, eat healthy foods and avoid smoking. Your doctor can also prescribe medications to reduce your risk of blood clots.

Stroke in brain

Stroke happens when blood flow to the brain is interrupted or reduced, preventing the brain cells from getting oxygen. Without oxygen, brain cells die within minutes.

The most common type of stroke is an ischemic stroke, caused by a blood clot blocking an artery. Other causes include high blood pressure, which weakens arteries and can cause them to burst, and fatty deposits (plaque) in the arteries, which can also lead to clotting. Another common type of stroke is a hemorrhagic stroke, which occurs when a blood vessel in the brain ruptures and leaks into the brain.

Recognizing stroke symptoms and getting prompt treatment are key to reducing disability. Symptoms include sudden-onset face weakness, arm drift (where one arm involuntarily drops when you raise it), and slurred speech. The quicker you get to the hospital, the more likely you are to receive a life-saving treatment like clot-busting drugs.

Stroke symptoms

A stroke is a medical emergency and needs to be treated right away. People who receive treatment within 3 hours of the first symptoms have a much better chance of recovery and reducing the chances of permanent brain damage and death.

Symptoms of a stroke depend on which part of the brain is affected. For example, if a stroke affects Broca's area (part of the brain that controls how we use muscles in our face and mouth to speak), you may have difficulty speaking or slurred speech. You may also lose control of your arms and legs or have trouble walking, balance and coordination. You can test for these symptoms by trying to raise both arms over your head and seeing if one drifts downward.

Some people experience a transient ischemic attack (TIA, or "mini-stroke"). TIAs are warning signs that a full stroke could be just days away. They are often caused by a blood clot that blocks or narrows an artery to part of the brain, or by a ruptured brain aneurysm.

Stroke treatment

A stroke is a medical emergency, and getting treatment quickly can help reduce damage and improve your chances of recovery. If you can, look at a clock and tell healthcare providers what time your symptoms started. This will help them decide what kind of treatment is needed.

The type of treatment depends on what kind of stroke you have. If it's an ischemic stroke -- caused by a blood clot -- the top priority is to restore blood flow to the brain as soon as possible. This is usually done with medication called thrombolytic drugs, or a procedure like angioplasty or stenting.

Hemorrhagic strokes are caused by a break in the blood vessel that leaks blood into or around the brain (cerebral hemorrhage). They're often more serious than ischemic strokes, and can be caused by things like aneurysms, high blood pressure, diabetes, and some heart rhythm problems, such as atrial fibrillation.

Stroke causes

If you’ve had a stroke, it can affect your ability to walk, talk, see, socialise or think properly. It may also affect your memory, muscle strength and balance. Rehabilitation is an important part of stroke treatment. It helps you relearn skills you lost because of the stroke. You can learn to do things like eating, bathing and going to the bathroom again. You can also do therapies to improve your speech, memory and movement.

If you have signs of a stroke, get emergency medical care right away. The sooner you get treatment, the better your chances of a good outcome. If your stroke is caused by a blood clot, you might be given clot-busting medicine within three to four and a half hours of when your symptoms first started. If your stroke is due to bleeding, you might be given medicine to control blood pressure and surgery to relieve pressure on the brain from accumulated blood.

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Dr Romil Mehta, General Physician Malad East upper Govind Nagar and Podar park

Dr. Romil Mehta is a board-certified Family Medicine physician. He works with patients of all ages, focusing on preventive care and treating the whole person. He also conducts medical camps in order to contribute to the advancement of healthcare services.

Dr Romil Mehta general practitioner clinic near Kanakia levels

Dr Romil Mehta is a board-certified Family Medicine physician. He is committed to his patients and their well-being, providing comprehensive primary care to people of all ages. His goal is to help them maintain and improve their physical and mental health. He also believes in taking a preventive approach to health care and regularly attends medical conferences and workshops to stay up-to-date on the latest advancements in medicine

He is a member of the Indian medical association and Malad medical association He is sincere, energetic and devoted to his profession.

dr romil is a highly rated doctor in the treatment of Vertigo. He is also known to treat other conditions, such as Pleural Effusion and Pleurisy.

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Dr. Romil Mehta is a highly-rated physician in the area of Cough,cold, fever. He has been treating patients for over 15 years and is currently accepting new patients. His clinic location is at shop 8 , dhruv heights, upper Govind Nagar, Malad East

He is also on an online platform that helps friends and family stay informed about a loved one’s health journey. He has a very good bedside manner and makes patients feel at ease.

Doctors and other medical professionals often collaborate with pharmaceutical, device and biotechnology companies on research , clinical care, teaching and education. These relationships are reviewed and vetted to ensure patient safety and ethical practice.

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Dr. Romil Mehta is committed to advancing healthcare services and regularly attends medical conferences and workshops. He also publishes blogs to contribute to medical knowledge. He has also been recognized by his peers for his outstanding work and service. He has been practicing medicine for over 15 years and is highly rated in the treatment of Backache and malaria

This doctor gives free service at mother Teresa ashram a nonprofit social network that helps families stay connected during a health journey.

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Dr. Romil Mehta is a board-certified Family Medicine physician who provides comprehensive primary care for patients of all ages. He believes that each patient is unique and treats them as such. His goal is to help her patients maintain and improve their health through preventive care and wellness visits.

He is dedicated to advancing healthcare services and regularly attends seminars and workshops to stay current on the latest advancements in his field. He also provides online consultation.and gives home visits.

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How Dr Romil Mehta Saved 60 Year Old Lady From Stroke

When a person suffers a stroke, it’s important for them to seek treatment quickly. The faster blood flow is restored, the less damage will be done to the brain.

Dr Romil Mehta diagnosed Geeta’s mother-in-law recognized the symptoms and rushed her to the hospital. The doctors were able to give her alteplase (Activase, TPA), a drug that can dissolve the clot and restore blood flow.

Patient was rushed to the hospital.

After she developed right hand and leg weakness she went to her Family doctor who found that she had a big blood vessel block in her brain. He referred her to the Hospital for the management of acute stroke under the Hospital’s incharge of Stroke Services.

The crew in the ambulance used a CereTom portable scanner to confirm that she was suffering from an ischemic stroke (the type caused by a blocked or ruptured blood vessel). They performed quick point-of-care lab testing and began treating her with intravenous tPA, which is FDA approved to treat such patients within three hours of symptom onset.

They also transported her to the nearest comprehensive stroke center which has one of the city’s best medical teams and has the equipment necessary for mechanical clot removal, the only treatment that can salvage a stroke patient’s long-term chances of a full recovery. Dr Romil Mehta says it’s critical that first responders recognize the signs of a stroke and get patients to a hospital as quickly as possible.

X-rays were done.

X-rays use electromagnetic radiation to produce images of bones and other objects inside the body. These rays pass through many materials, including bones, but are absorbed by some materials, such as metal. This creates an image on a screen or film that shows the structures inside the body.

Wilhelm Röntgen is credited with discovering X-rays in 1896. Within weeks of this discovery, surgeons in Europe began using X-rays to see bullets and other objects lodged in bodies. They also used X-rays to detect and treat strokes.

One of the most common reasons people suffer from stroke is because they do not recognize the symptoms. This is why it’s so important to understand and recognize the symptoms of a stroke so you can get to the hospital in time. If you do, you can take advantage of the ‘golden hour’ window to receive treatment and help prevent brain damage.

The radiologist read her CT and saw that she had multiple large vessel occlusions (LVO) which can cause ischemic stroke. She was given a dose of the clot busting drug Alteplase (Activase, TPA) at the hospital and was treated promptly. She now has a very positive outlook on her condition and is encouraging others to be aware of the signs of stroke so they can seek appropriate care. She is especially encouraging them to take steps to be active and exercise, as this can help reduce your risk of a stroke.

CT Scan was done.

In a CT scan, an X-ray of your body is taken and then a computer processes the images to create a detailed, three-dimensional view of your body. This will allow your doctor to identify areas of concern. A CT scan may be used to check for conditions such as a stroke, brain tumor, heart problems, or other medical issues.

A CT scan can also be used to diagnose a blood clot in the brain. The drug alteplase (Activase, TPA) can dissolve clots and help restore blood flow to the brain, but it needs to be given within three hours of the first symptoms of a stroke. During that window, known as the “golden hour”, treatment can greatly reduce brain damage and prevent complications.

Before your CT scan, you may be asked to wear a gown and remove any clothing with metal zippers or buttons that could obstruct the test. You may be given an injection of a contrast medium to enhance the appearance of blood vessels and tissues. This may cause a slight reaction, such as itching or a metallic taste in your mouth. In some cases, the dye can trigger a life-threatening allergy.

Geeta’s mother in law says her recovery has been quick because she went to the hospital right away and received prompt care. She encourages people to learn the warning signs of stroke and to not ignore them.

Thrombectomy was done.

A blood clot (thrombus) in an artery or vein can interrupt the flow of blood to your legs, arms, lungs, kidneys or brain. A thrombectomy procedure can restore blood flow and prevent life-threatening complications such as limb or organ damage.

A thrombectomy is usually done within hours of your first symptoms of stroke. Hospitals have a variety of mechanical thrombectomy techniques. They may use a device that suctions the clot from the blood vessels, or a small catheter inserted into the groin and guided with X-ray images to the affected artery. A stent can be placed inside the blood vessel to keep it open and allow for normal blood flow after the clot is removed.

The procedure may not be suitable for everyone. Your personal health, where the blood clot is located and how long you've had it can affect whether it can be safely removed with a thrombectomy. You might also be at risk of another clot or bleeding in the brain after surgery.

Once the thrombectomy is complete your relative will be taken to the stroke ward for care by team of doctors and nurses. They will stay in hospital for a few hours to let the blood vessel site start healing and so they can be closely monitored. They will need to take anticoagulant drugs – sometimes known as blood thinners – for some time after the surgery.

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14/05/2023

General Practitioner in Malad East For Cough treatment

Cough syrup

A medicine cabinet isn’t complete without some good old cherry-flavored cough syrup. But does it actually work?

Cough syrups typically contain two ingredients that treat different symptoms. The first, antitussives (like pholcodeine or dextromethorphan), tricks the brain into shutting off the cough reflex. The second, expectorants, thins phlegm so it’s easier to cough up.

Some cough medicines also contain antihistamines, which help reduce allergy-type symptoms, like a runny nose and watery eyes. But they don’t stop you from coughing, and at high doses they can cause hallucinations or euphoria. Fortunately, there are ways to treat your cough naturally, and some don’t even require you to swallow pills. Here are some of them:

Cough remedies at home

Coughing is a natural reflex that helps the body remove foreign particles from the throat and airways. However, excessive coughing can be annoying. Fortunately, there are a few simple home remedies that can soothe a persistent cough. Try sipping hot tea or a warm glass of water with lemon and honey. Alternatively, you can also gargle lukewarm saltwater to fight the cough.

Eucalyptus essential oil is an effective cough remedy that relieves chest congestion and reduces inflammation in the lungs. It contains two important compounds – eucalyptol and cineole, which help to loosen mucus and drain the chest. You can use eucalyptus essential oil in vaporizer or inhalation.

You can also drink clear juices, broths, and hot soup to reduce the symptoms of cough. You should also eat probiotics to boost your immune system.

Cough dry syrup

A cough syrup is an effective remedy for a dry cough. It contains herbal ingredients such as tulsi, banapsha, and haldi that help to soothe the throat and provide relief from chest congestion. It is also known to relieve other symptoms of a dry cough, including a sore throat and hoarseness. Its herbal ingredients also mean it doesn’t cause drowsiness, so you can function normally while taking it.

It is important to read the label of any cough syrup you take and follow the recommended dosage guidelines based on age and weight. In addition, it is important to use a measuring device to ensure accurate dosing. Taking too much medication can lead to side effects and overdose. Moreover, it can interact with other medications and increase the risk of allergic reactions like hives or itching.

Cough tablets

A combination cough suppressant and antihistamine, cough tablets reduce the frequency and severity of your symptoms. These tablets can help with a dry or wet cough and itchy throat, and can also relieve chest tightness. They can be taken orally by holding the tablet in your mouth until it dissolves. They should be taken regularly without food. If you have severe symptoms, you may need to take more than one tablet per day. This medicine can cause drowsiness. Do not drive or operate machinery after taking this medication. It is a schedule II controlled substance. Keep out of reach of children.

General practitioner at Malad East

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further than the clinic of Dr Romil Mehta.This highly regarded physician is a leading expert in general medicine and has several years of experience.His clinic is located in shop 8 Dhruv heights upper Govind Nagar. His fees are very reasonable and affordable. He can be reached on 9820878022

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10/05/2023

Injury Treatment by a General Practitioner in Malad East

A general physician is a doctor who treats common illnesses and injuries. He can also help you with your chronic diseases. In some cases, he may prescribe medications or perform surgeries. He is also trained in x-rays, ultrasounds, and blood tests.

Injury on. hand

The hand is a complex and delicate part of the human body. It is made up of 27 bones, 34 joints, and dozens of muscles and tendons. It is involved in all aspects of daily life and can be vulnerable to injury from many causes. When an injury occurs, it is important to seek medical attention as soon as possible. Doing so can prevent serious long-term damage to the hand.

Common injuries to the hands include lacerations, burns, fractures, and dislocations. These injuries can cause pain, swelling, and numbness. They can also limit the range of motion of the hand and fingers.

Plantar fasciitis is another common hand injury among Malad residents. This condition is caused by the inflammation of the tissue that connects toes and heel bone. Physiotherapy treatment is an excellent way to treat this condition and improve quality of life.

Injury in head

Head injuries are common and often seem trivial, but severe ones can lead to pressure on the brain caused by bleeding or clots. These can cause serious and permanent damage to the brain. This can include a subarachnoid hemorrhage or an intracerebral hematoma. These are a complication of severe head injuries and may appear within hours to a day after the injury.

The most common type of TBI is the mild concussion or mTBI. It is usually associated with a brief alterations of consciousness or feeling “dazed.” People who experience this symptom should be carefully monitored. If they continue to lose consciousness for more than 30 minutes or have confusion that does not improve, they should be admitted to the hospital.

Individuals with previous TBIs have a harder time recovering from new head traumas. They are also more likely to experience emotional symptoms that can sometimes appear as physical symptoms.

Injury leg

The most common injury to the leg is a broken bone (fracture). If you have a severe fracture you may need immediate surgery to relieve pressure on the bones and blood vessels. Symptoms include pain, swelling, bruising and the inability to put weight on the leg.

Injuries can also happen to the tough, ropey fibres that connect muscles to bones (ligaments) and help stabilise joints. These can rupture, for example when a person is jumping or running, especially in sports that involve fast changes of direction.

Fractures that extend into a joint may damage nerves or blood vessels. This can lead to permanent problems with movement, such as arthritis years later. The injury can also cause pain and a bump on the top of the kneecap.

Injury knee

The knee is a complex joint, and injuries can be very painful. Your doctor will examine your knee for signs of pain, swelling, and movement problems. He may also order imaging tests, such as an X-ray or CT scan. These can find joint damage or a problem in the bones of your knee.

PFPS is a condition that causes pain and a grinding or rubbing sound when you bend your knee. This is caused by inflammation in a bursa (fluid-filled sacs) in the knee, called prepatellar bursa. Often, it is necessary to drain the fluid from the knee to relieve the pain and reduce the inflammation.

Expert physiotherapy treatment in Malad can help to minimize pain, fatigue, and sleeplessness. It can also help you achieve desired results quickly and safely.

General practitioner at Malad East

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04/05/2023

Skin Rejuvenation Treatments That Can Make You Look Younger

Whether you are young or old, there are some skin rejuvenation treatments that can make you look younger. These procedures will help slow down the effects of aging by improving your skin's texture, tone and tautness.

These treatments can be performed on your face or other areas of your body, such as the hands and neck. They can address a variety of concerns, including fine lines and wrinkles, sun damage, age spots, acne scars and other skin issues.

Rejuvenation of skin : microneedling treatment

Microneedling is an excellent treatment for rejuvenating the skin, reducing fine lines and wrinkles, acne scars and even blotchy pigmentation. This procedure creates tiny micro-channels in the skin to promote collagen growth.

Unlike other cosmetic treatments, microneedling stimulates new collagen and elastin without the need for surgery or injections. It also reduces the appearance of sun damage, such as hyperpigmentation and age spots.

It can be performed on the face, neck, and other body parts, though the skin on the hands and abdomen are commonly treated with this technique. To maximize your results, we recommend a course of treatments over the course of six weeks or more.

Skin treatment for pigmentation: facial oxygen

Oxygen facials work well for people who want to maintain their skin’s youthful glow. They also help lessen the effects of environmental irritants and sun damage.

They are safe for all skin tones and types, and they don’t require any downtime or aftercare. You can apply makeup and return to your regular activities immediately following the treatment.

The procedure involves sending a stream of pressurized oxygen using a wand, followed by infusing moisturizing serums into the skin. This boosts the absorption of hydrating agents like hyaluronic acid, which temporarily reduces fine lines and wrinkles while plumping the skin.

Skin treatment near me : Vampire facial benefits

A vampire facial is a skin treatment that uses your blood’s platelet-rich plasma (PRP) to stimulate collagen and elastin. It can also help you reduce wrinkles, improve sun damage, and smooth rough or uneven texture.

A sample of your blood is drawn and placed in a centrifuge to separate the PRP from the rest of the blood. The plasma is then applied to the face and neck.

The blood helps the body heal itself, which gives you firmer skin. It also aids hair growth and can reduce pain from arthritis and sports injuries.

Vampire facials are safe for most people if they’re done by a dermatologist or doctor with sterilized equipment and clean facilities. However, people who take blood thinners or have medical conditions that affect their clotting system shouldn’t get one.

Skin treatment with laser : laser skin treatment

Laser skin treatments are great for reducing fine lines and wrinkles, but they also can improve your overall skin appearance. They can make you look up to ten years younger without surgery or a lengthy recovery period.

Laser resurfacing is a procedure that uses lasers to remove the outer layer of skin, which allows the new, healthy, rejuvenated skin underneath to grow. This procedure is especially effective for wrinkles, scars, and sun damage.

The treatment is performed by a dermatologist or cosmetic doctor in a medical facility. Depending on your skin type, your doctor will place you under local anesthesia to ensure pain-free treatment.

Rejuvenation skin: radiofrequency ablation

RF skin treatments are non-invasive, and produce results similar to ultrasound therapy. However, they do not reach the same depth and may need multiple sessions to achieve the desired result.

Radiofrequency (RF) devices are safe and effective for skin tightening procedures

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