AllSports Medicine - Arthrogram
An arthrogram is a interventional procedure to put a contrast material into a joint and is paired with an MRI scan to create images of the joint. This a kind of study that your doctor will order to look for injuries to specific structures and/or specific joint conditions. The arthrogram is not necessary for all joint MRIs but can be very useful for certain conditions. This will be ordered as an MR arthrogram or CT arthrogram by your doctor. The most common joints for this procedure are shoulders, hips, elbows, and wrists. The study is comprised of 2 separate components... the joint injection followed by the MRI( or occasionally CT scan). After the skin over the joint is cleaned in a sterile fashion and the soft tissues numbed with lidocaine, a small needle is inserted into the requested joint using fluoroscopic guidance. A solution containing saline, lidocaine, iodinated contrast, and gadolinium contrast is then used to fill the joint. A bandage is placed on the skin when the procedure is done and the patient is then sent down to the MRI suite for the second portion of the study. Once the MRI is completed, the radiologist who performed the arthrogram will then look at and interpret the MR images in order to create a written report. This interpretation will be used by your physician to help guide clinical management for your young athlete

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AllSports Medicine - Scapular Dyskinesis
In sports that require overhead movement, the shoulder joint and Scapula work together to complete that movement. The shoulder mobility is aided by four separate muscles that make up the rotator cuff. The Scapula is a bone that is held in place along the posterior rib cage by the stabilizing muscles of the mid back When the muscles that stabilize the Scapula allow this bone to sit and move in an abnormal way, it can cause pain in the front of the shoulder and also tightness in the back of the shoulder. Athletes in sports that require movement of the shoulder above the head like the motions present in baseball, volleyball, tennis, and swimming are especially susceptible to this type of injury. In evaluation of this condition, a Sports Medicine physician will observe your shoulder and scapular motion through a variety of movements. At the Allsports Medicine clinic at All Children #39;s we can treat Shoulder Dyskinesis through a detailed plan of therapy that includes appropriate stretching and strengthening exercises.

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AllSports Medicine - High Ankle Sprains
A High Ankle Sprain is a sprain of the ligament the hold the two bones of the lower leg together. The Tibia and Fibula are held together just above the ankle by a set of ligaments called the syndesmotic ligaments. Because of the location of these ligaments an athlete will often complain of pain in the front of the lower leg. There is minimal swelling associated with a high ankle sprain. The name High ankle sprain is a misnomer because the injury occurs just above area that most of us think of as the ankle. In the evaluation of high ankle sprain the treating physician may find increased tenderness when they squeeze the tibia and fibula together. These injuries can vary in severity and severe high ankle sprains may require surgery to create stability between the Fibula and Tibia. If you suspect that you have a high ankle sprain, you should decrease your Physical activity until you are evaluated by a Physician who is comfortable and knowledgeable in the treatment of this type of injury.

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AllSports Medicine - Concussion Treatment
When a patient has been diagnosed with concussion the treatment usually consists of rest for the brain from both cognitive and physical stress. The brain suffers an injury on the cellular level during concussion and this injury heals through the normalization of the electrolyte balance in the brain environment. This process takes energy which occurs through both aerobic and anaerobic functions. If the brain is stressed during the recovery period it can lead to worsening symptoms for the patient as stress on the brain requires energy that is being used to heal the cells that were injured. When treating a patient the first and most important aspect of treatment is physical rest. A player should stop all training until they are symptom free. This rest also includes cognitive rest. This aspect is often more difficult than physical rest because most athletes are students. We ask students to limit time on computers because eye strain can worsen headaches associated with concussion. In addition, we ask teachers to limit the volume of schoolwork and ask that testing is avoided whenever possible. By allowing the brain to have an environment of physical and cognitive rest, the majority of concussion symptoms will resolve and greater than 80% of athletes will be at their baseline in just two weeks.

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AllSports Medicine - Concussion Diagnosis
Concussion occurs after a head injury and the symptoms most often involve headache, "foggy" type feeling, loss of balance, and emotional ability. If a player has been injured and complains of concussion type symptoms, they should be watched very closely and should not be left alone over the first few hours following the injury. If the player has persistent vomiting, a headache that is getting worse, or if they have difficulty with vision or any abnormality in their ability to walk or communicate then they should be taken to an appropriate Emergency Center immediately. Players who suffer from a concussion should not return to play until they have been evaluated by a Physician. The physician will take a history of the incident and the patients symptoms. They will also test the patients balance, coordination, and memory. At the AllSports medicine concussion clinic we use ImPACT testing which is a computerized neuro-cognitive test that helps by providing objective data which helps us further evaluate a concussed athletes injury. Our goal is to get you back to the game as quickly and safely as possible.

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AllSports Medicine - Severs Disease
Severs disease is a condition that causes pain in an athletes #39; heels. This is a condition that we commonly manage in the All Children #39;s Sports Medicine clinic as it often occurs in the growing athlete who is 7-15 years of age. The pain associated with Sever #39;s disease is located at the area where the Achilles tendon inserts into the calcaneous or heel bone. With the start of a new exercise routine or an increase in training intensity, inflammation can occur as the strong Achilles tendon repeatedly pulls against the athlete #39;s heel. A young athlete may complain of increase pain in this are upon waking up in the morning and the pattern of pain will also increase during vigorous activity. You may notice mild swelling at the back of the heel and the area is often sensitive to touch. The repeated microtrauma caused by the tight achilles tendon pulling of the calcaneous (or heel bone) can be decreased by icing the affected area immediately following activity. A stretching regimen should be initiated to increase flexibility in the calf muscles as well. The best chance a player has for recovery would include a period of rest for 1 -2 weeks away from intense physical activity which caused the inflammation. If you think that your child has Sever #39;s disease they should be seen by a Physician who is comfortable with diagnoses and evaluation of this condition.

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AllSports Medicine - Myositis Ossificans
Myositis Ossificans is a reaction to a bruise in a muscle that has been injured. During the healing of the bruise, Calcium can become deposited in the bruise causing a hard bone like structure within the muscle. The exact reason why this happens is unclear but it is known to happen more often in athletes with repetitive trauma to the same area before the bruised muscle has appropriate time to heal. This condition occurs most commonly in contact sports and is most commonly seen in the Quadriceps muscle of the thigh and the area of the upper arm This condition presents as a hard and painful area located at the site of a bruise which has been healing for 2-4 weeks. In most athletes, if the area is allowed to heal appropriately this calcification or bone formation will resorb and go away on its own. Evaluation of this condition includes getting X-rays to monitor the progression of the calcium formation. The most important aspects of therapy are avoidance of further trauma in the area affected and Physical therapy to maintain motion in the affected extremity. If you have an area that is concerning for Myositis Ossificans you should be seen by your primary Physician or you can schedule an appointment at the AllSports medicine clinic at All Children #39;s.

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AllSports Medicine - Turf Toe
Turf toe is an injury to the great or big toe that commonly occurs in athletes playing field sports but this can also occur in martial arts. The term comes from the idea that this injury is seen with significant frequency in Football players who play on artificial turf. Any sport that requires the athlete to push off against a hard surface can lead to turf toe. The injury happen when an athletes is moving forward and hyper-extends the great toe. This motion causes strain of the ligaments under the toe leading to pain and inflammation. The pain gets worse with activity where the player needs to push off of the great toe. Diagnosis will usually include X-rays of the joint to make sure that the athlete does not have a fracture. If you have turf toe you can expect that the injury will require rest in order to heal. Once the inflammation has decreased the athlete will likely require bracing or taping in order to stabilize the great toe and subsequently decrease the risk of hyper-extending the toe in the future.

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AllSports Medicine - Osgood Schlatters
Osgood Schlatters condition is a common cause of knee pain in growing teens and pre-teens. It affects nearly 20% of athletes during the rapid growth phase of puberty. In these growing athletes the strong quadriceps muscle pulls on the area just below the knee cap where it inserts into the lower leg at the area called the tibial tubercle. This stress on the tubercle causes pain and inflammation and can often lead to a bump as the affected area heals. We commonly see this condition in athletes who play soccer or basketball and other sports that require sudden change of movement and jumping. Because knee pain can be caused by multiple different issues in this large joint, it is a good idea to have this condition evaluated by a Physician. The best treatment for Osgood Schlatters is rest during periods of inflammation and icing the affected area immediately after activity. At Allsports Medicine, we can help you get back in the game by providing an evaluation to determine whether knee pain is Osgood Schlatters or something more serious.

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Healers, Medicine People- We #39;re Out of Time
http://www.StarKnowledgeConference.com To order passes or Livestream to Summer 2013 Star Knowledge Conference http://www.starknowledgeconference.com Chief Golden Light Eagle will host many Chiefs, medicine people, and wisdom keepers at the next Star Knowledge Conference.

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Think Big/Start Small: Jamie Medicine-Crane
Jamie Medicine-Crane is an educator, motivational speaker, dancer, musician, and a strong advocate for women and youth. http://www.youngmedicine.com

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AllSports Medicine - Muscle Strain Groin Injuries
In athletic competition, athletes place a significant amount of stress on the muscle groups used to perform effectively in sport. A sudden movement while playing a sport can cause the muscle to stretch to the point of tearing. This type of injury causes significant inflammation and pain. Because each muscle group is an important part of the movement required to compete at a high level, a player who continues to play may cause damage to that strained muscle. The muscles of the inner thigh are commonly injured leading to a "Groin pull or Groin strain". The groin represents a group of muscles that is responsible for pulling the thighs together and which is important in the movement of an athlete in sports like Soccer, Football, Basketball and Tennis. After proper evaluation, the best treatment for a muscle strain is rest. When returning to competition it is important to warm up effectively and use ice after any strenuous exercise. The player can also work to strengthen the groups of muscles involved with stabilization of the pelvis in an effort to decrease the risk of injuries in the future. Because of the frequency of groin pulls, athletes may self diagnose the injury incorrectly. There are several other injuries of the hip that can present as a groin pull. These include but are not limited to sports hernia and hip and low back injury. If you think that you have a groin strain and it is not getting better with a 1-2 week period of rest, you should be evaluated by a member ...

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Dr Bruce Ellison MD - Orthopedic Surgery * Spine Sports Medicine
Dr. Bruce E. Ellison MD evaluated Mr. GE, a patient presented in June with knee pain. Mr. GE could recall twisting the knee the previous Friday, and had been using a crutch to assist in ambulation since that time. Mr. GEhad not been able to fully extend the knee. The knee pain reached 5/10 on pain scale at its worst. The pain typically increased with significant ambulation or activity. There was increased pain with certain twisting maneuvers of the leg. MRI of his right knee revealed questionable medial meniscus increased signal. After minimal improvement with conservative treatment and topical anti-inflammatory, Dr. Bruce E. Ellison performed a knee arthroscopy. Meniscus fragments were removed and the patient returned to normal function. A few days following surgery, Mr. GE noted that he no longer had the sharp knee pain that he had prior to surgery.

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Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/s4x2fm/personalized) has announced the addition of the "Personalized Medicine Market Potential" report to their offering.

Genetics has changed the face of the pharmaceutical industry today. With advances in the field of genetics, it is now possible to customize even your medicines according to your genetic constitution. The emergence of personalized medicines has taken the pharmaceutical industry by storm.

With genetics making it possible to personalize your medicines, it has now become possible to tailor medicines to cure diseases such as cancer, sinusitis and scientists are looking at options for curing AIDS as well with personalized medicines. Often described as the right treatment for the right person at the right time, personalized medicines however face many challenges before they become widely available, the biggest challenge being regulatory hurdles and cost.

This report is a comprehensive analysis of the Personalized Medicines market. We explore the benefits and disadvantages of personal medicines, the role of pharmacogenomics, role of diagnostic tools, emergence of linked diagnostics and therapeutics, the efficacy of treatment with personalized medicines and many other factors.

We also include an analysis of whether the emergence of personalized medicines means an end of the era of blockbuster drugs. We also examine the benefits for businesses and partnership/alliance models in the market, followed by an analysis of the essentials of personalized medicine practice.

The applications of personalized medicines in predictive medicine, treatment optimization, cancer, pharmacogenetics and pharmacometabolomics as well as other met andunmet therapy areas are also examined in this report. An analysis of the regulatory framework that is critical to the success of personalized medicines is included.

The economic impact of personalized medicines and the role of venture capital in this market is looked at. Since technology obviously plays a major role in the development of personalized medicines, we analyze the various technology platforms as well as the technological requirements for the personalized medicines market.

Challenges facing the industry as well as a look at the key markets where personalized medicines are being used is included, followed by an analysis of the personalized medicine applications currently on the market and the major industry players.

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WALTHAM, Mass., March 6, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- BG Medicine, Inc. (BGMD) today announced that the company will host a conference call and webcast on Wednesday, March 13 at 8:30 a.m. Eastern Time to discuss its fourth quarter and year-end 2012 financial results. The call and webcast will follow the release of the fourth quarter financial results before the market opens.

Conference Call Details

To access the live conference call on March 13 at 8:30 a.m. Eastern Time via phone, please dial (877) 845-1016 from the U.S. and Canada, or (708) 290-1155 internationally. Please dial in approximately ten minutes prior to the start of the call.

To access the live and subsequently archived webcast of the conference call, go to the Investor Relations section of the company's website http://investor.bg-medicine.com/events.cfm. Please connect to the website at least 15 minutes prior to the call to allow for any software download that may be necessary.

About BG Medicine

BG Medicine, Inc. (BGMD) is a diagnostics company focused on the development and commercialization of novel cardiovascular tests to address significant unmet medical needs, improve patient outcomes and reduce healthcare costs. The Company has two products: the BGM Galectin-3(R) test for use in patients with chronic heart failure is available in the United States and Europe; and the CardioSCORE(TM) test for the risk prediction of major cardiovascular events will be launched in Europe in the first half of 2013. For additional information about BG Medicine, heart failure and galectin-3 testing, please visit http://www.bg-medicine.com and http://www.galectin-3.com.

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HOUSTON, TX--(Marketwire - March 06, 2013) - Methodist Willowbrook Hospital hosts an open house event for the Methodist Center for Sports Medicine with a Houston Dynamo Meet & Greet at its Willowbrook Campus Thursday, March 7, from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. The center is located at 13802 Centerfield Drive.

The Houston Dynamo, cheerleaders and Mascot, Diesel, will be on hand -- kicking off the opening of the new sports medicine center, along with the Willowbrook Primary Care Sports Medicine (PCSM) team.The community is invited to join the teams for refreshments, giveaways, autographs and activities.

The event begins in the parking lot and includes a tour of the center and new state-of-the-art Methodist Human Performance Lab, which helps athletes like the Houston Dynamo create a performance training strategy.

Talk with the senior exercise physiologist, Mark Morrison, and Primary Care Sports Medicine Specialists Scott Rand MD, Gregory Seelhoefer MD, and Christian Schupp MD, who help professional, collegiate and amateur athletes alike reach performance goals.

The PCSM team will reveal the human performance lab equipment used in VO2 max, lactate threshold and metabolic testing -- and discuss how they work together with the orthopedic specialists and rehabilitation therapists to help patients overcome injuries.

The team will also discuss the benefits of the human performance lab for the overweight population -- and their sports medicine approach to weight loss.

The Methodist Center for Sports Medicine is part of Methodist Orthopedics & Sports Medicine, which includes orthopedic specialists Plinio Caldera MD, Travis Hanson MD, Korsh Jafarnia MD, Bruce Moseley MD and John Seaberg, MD and the certified athletic trainers and rehabilitation specialists -- providing comprehensive health resources in a single facility.

To register for the event, call 281.737.2500. For more information on the new center and its scope of services, visit http://www.methodistorthopedics.comor call to schedule a consult at 281.737.0999.For the Human Performance Lab, call 281.737.0466. Check us out on Facebook.

Methodist Willowbrook Hospital, a not-for-profit, faith-based hospital, is part of The Methodist Hospital System -- which opened on December 18, 2000. The campus expanded in Northwest Houston to serve the comprehensive healthcare needs of the community.

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WHITTIER, Calif., March 5, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- The Southern California University of Health Sciences (SCU) will hold a special on-campus Preview Day to highlight its comprehensive curriculums for Ayurvedic Medicine and Certified Massage Therapy on Saturday, March 23rd from 10:00am to 1:00pm.

SCU President Dr. John Scaringe will personally welcome visitors and prospective students along with SCU Director of Admissions, Mr. Mario Delgadillo, and other SCU faculty and professors. Tours of the university campus and Health Center will be offered and visitors are invited to also meet with professors from the SCU Departments of Ayurvedic Medicine and Massage Therapy to learn more about the school's curriculum which emphasizes holistic and integrative approaches. SCU offers a robust program including hands on experience, electives, community-based internships and service programs, clinical rotations, and clinical residencies.

Southern California University is located at 16200 E. Amber Valley Drive, Whittier, CA 90604. For additional information, please call (877) 434-7757 or visit: http://www.scuhs.edu/news/articles/52/. Lunch will be provided.

The Southern California University of Health Scienceswas founded in 1911 as one of the first institutions in the United States with a dedicated focus on chiropractic, acupuncture and health sciences. The SCU Ayurvedic Certificate Program was recognized in 2012 by the Association of Ayurvedic Professionals of North America (AAPNA) with the Nalanda Award of Excellence in Ayurvedic Education. Today, millions of Americans from all walks of life embrace Ayurvedic Medicine, which is founded upon principles of traditional Indian and herbal medicine. More than a quarter of a million Americans have experienced Ayurvedic Medicine and reaped its many benefits.

SCU is a WASC (Western Association of Schools and Colleges) accredited university and offers two levels of authentic Ayurvedic programs based on traditional ayurvedic curriculums developed in India; Ayurvedic Wellness Educator and Ayurvedic Practitioner programs. SCU faculty members are composed of ayurvedic doctors with years of research, clinical and teaching experience. The university also offers students access to an extensive library containing over 9000 health division books and 77 print journals as well as hands-on supervised internship opportunities in the SCU Health Center.

In addition to its Ayurvedic Medicine curriculum, SCU is also widely acclaimed for its Certified Massage Therapy program. Trained Certified Massage Therapists are highly sought after for professional sports teams, orthopedic, chiropractic and acupuncture offices, naturopathic clinics, corporate wellness programs, and in the spa and leisure industry. The University's offered course-work includes Essential Sciences Massage Technique, Theory and Practice of Therapeutic Massage, Fundamentals and Business Practices, Kinesiology, Biomechanics, Advanced Bodywork, Theory and Techniques, and more.

"Our annual SCU Campus Preview Day is an opportunity for our next generation of students to visit the school, meet our wonderful faculty, and learn more about the unique programs and curriculum that we offer," says SCU President Dr. John Scaringe. "Our integrated, evidence-based approach has prepared graduates for successful careers in Ayurvedic Medicine and Massage Therapy. For over a century, SCU has taught the latest practices and we're honored to be one of North America's leading universities for Ayurvedic Medicine and Massage Therapy as well as for Acupuncture, Chiropractic and Oriental medicine and we affirm our continuing mission to educate students as competent, caring and successful healthcare practitioners."

About The Southern California University of Health Sciences For over a century, SCU has prepared men and women for successful and significant careers in patient care. Located on a beautiful 38-acre campus in Whittier, California, about 20 miles Southeast of Los Angeles on the border of Orange County, SCU students enjoy a quiet suburban atmosphere and the advantages of being near a large city. The school offers a dual degree program in Chiropractic and Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine. The SCU Los Angeles College of Chiropractic is accredited by the Council on Chiropractic Education (CCE), and the SCU College of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine is endorsed by the Accreditation Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (ACAOM). Both programs are also accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC). SCU also offers a Diagnostic Imaging residency program, a Chiropractic Sports Medicine residency program, and is also the only school of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine in North America to offer an on-campus anatomy lab, radiology lab and extensive hands-on experience. The School of Professional Studies (SPS) at SCU offers two certificate programs Massage Therapy and Ayurvedic Medicine which are also recognized by WASC.

For information on the Southern California University of Health Sciences, please visit: http://www.scuhs.edu.

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LOS ANGELES--(BUSINESS WIRE)--

Bucking the trend toward quitting medicine, selling their practice or joining a large healthcare corporation, two of the Southlands top physicians, William Lang, M.D., FACP and Steven Krems, M.D., recently announced they are offering the hybrid concierge model of medicine from industry pioneer Concierge Choice Physicians (CCP) to patients. The two physicians will bring the innovative model that helps physicians stay in practice caring for all patients, while offering a concierge program just to patients whod like enhanced health care services. Through their hybrid program, Dr. Krems, located in Marina del Rey, and Dr. Lang, with offices near LAX, will serve patients from West L.A. to the South Bay, including Santa Monica, Venice Beach, Redondo and Manhattan Beach.

I liked the idea of getting back to practicing medicine the old fashioned way, where I could have lots of time with patients who wanted and needed my attention, said Dr. Krems. I had heard about full model concierge before, but didnt want to say goodbye to my patients who couldnt afford or just didnt want a concierge program. I thought this was a great combination with something for me and all of my patients.

Dr. Lang notes that in the past few years the number of independent medical practices has gone from more than 70% to around 30% and is still shrinking today as more doctors adapt to the new healthcare environment by joining larger groups or sell their practices to corporations. I believe America needs a choice in healthcare options and I believe in finding ways to encourage independent solo and small group physicians. Im glad we have options like hybrid concierge that can help to protect the traditional primary care physician, he says.

In addition to providing options for physicians, hybrid concierge programs offer patients choices. They can join the concierge program and receive enhanced services or they can continue to see their physician as before.

However, unlike traditional full-model concierge programs, where only those patients who can pay a fee can continue to see their physician, Concierge Choice Physicians hybrid models merge traditional and concierge programs and allow physicians to continue to care for all their patients, including those with Medicare or other government or private insurance programs. In a typical program, about three to eight percent of patients choose to join the concierge program and the remainder see their physician as before.

The hybrid concierge model provides medical services not covered under the patients traditional insurance policies. For a modest fee, equal to the cost of a daily latte, concierge patients receive comprehensive preventive care, convenient scheduling, less waiting time, direct access to their physicians through private phone numbers, cell phones, email, and other services.

Concierge patients will also receive a personalized approach to their healthcare needs emphasizing preventive medicine that is based on an in-depth, executive-style physical exam that retails for more than the cost of the annual membership. Health services include fitness, nutrition and supplement counseling and assessments of sleep, cognitive, musculoskeletal, hearing, vision, cardiac and lung function. Physicians also help to coordinate all specialist care and provide direct care coordination to hospitalized patients. Children up to age 25 are covered under their parents program.

Krems and Lang are both active physicians in Los Angeles. Dr. Krems is the team internist for the Los Angeles Clippers. Dr. Lang is also involved in providing healthcare to local athletes and supports a number of charities for homeless and undocumented children as well as Late Night Sports, an organization that gives at-risk youth a safe and secure place to play sports.

For more information on Dr. Krems and his practice, please call 310-578-1062. Dr. Langs office can be reached at 310-536-9262.

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