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Avez-vous été empoisonné par du
DEPO-MEDROL
en INJECTION ÉPIDURALE au CANADA ?
Oui, je le suis !
Docteur Marcel MORAND,
physiatre, empoisonneur en chef
Association des physiatres du Québec
Président : Dr Marcel Morand
Secrétaire-trésorier : Dr René Parent
Directrice : Liliane Verret
2, Complexe Desjardins, porte 3000
MONTRÉAL (Québec) H5B 1G8
Téléphone : (514) 350-5119
Télécopieur : (514) 350-5181
Courriel : auq@fmsq.org
La question du consentement éclairé a été étudiée par M. le juge A. Mayrand dans son traité sur L'inviolabilité de la personne humaine . On lit ainsi:
"Celui qui consent à ce qu'on porte atteinte à l'intégrité de sa personne doit bien connaître l'importance de l'intervention projetée et les conséquences qu'elle peut entraîner. Généralement, l'intervention est confiée à un médecin; il connaît la portée et les aléas de l'acte médical beaucoup mieux que la personne qui s'y soumet. Il appartient donc au médecin ou au chirurgien d'instruire le patient ou le donneur de la nature de l'intervention et de l'étendue des risques courus".
Extrait du Code criminel du Canada:
Obligation des personnes qui pratiquent des opérations dangereuses
216. Quiconque entreprend d'administrer un traitement chirurgical ou médical à une autre personne ou d'accomplir un autre acte légitime qui peut mettre en danger la vie d'une autre personne est, sauf dans les cas de nécessité, légalement tenu d'apporter, en ce faisant, une connaissance, une habileté et des soins raisonnables.
S.R., ch. C-34, art. 198.
Obligation des personnes qui s'engagent à accomplir un acte
217. Quiconque entreprend d'accomplir un acte est légalement tenu de l'accomplir si une omission de le faire met ou peut mettre la vie humaine en danger.
S.R., ch. C-34, art. 199.
Obligation de la personne qui supervise un travail
217.1 Il incombe à quiconque dirige l'accomplissement d'un travail ou l'exécution d'une tâche ou est habilité à le faire de prendre les mesures voulues pour éviter qu'il n'en résulte de blessure corporelle pour autrui.
2003, ch. 21, art. 3.
Négligence criminelle
219. (1) Est coupable de négligence criminelle quiconque :
a) soit en faisant quelque chose;
b) soit en omettant de faire quelque chose qu'il est de son devoir d'accomplir,
montre une insouciance déréglée ou téméraire à l'égard de la vie ou de la sécurité d'autrui.
Définition de «devoir»
(2) Pour l'application du présent article, «devoir» désigne une obligation imposée par la loi.
S.R., ch. C-34, art. 202.---------------------------------------
[PDF] Recherches sur les justifications pénales de l'activité médicale THESE
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MAYRAND Albert, L'inviolabilité de la personne humaine, McGill, Wilson & Lafleur éd°, Québec 1975, p.11. 495. "Projet de loi relatif au corps humain et ...
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Le docteur Marcel MORAND M.D. physiatre à l'hôpital de la Cité de la Santé de Laval, a omit de tenir compte que la compagnie PHARMACIA & UPJOHN (maintenant la propriété de PFIZER) émet une mise en garde qui précise que l'administration du Depo medrol est spécifiquement contre indiqué en injection épidurale, au risque de provoquer un arachnoidite et de sévères complications médicales. Non seulement il s'agit d'un acte criminel, mais il s'agit aussi d'une violation du Code de déontologie médical qui prévoit que les médecins ont le devoir et l'obligation d'informer les patients des risques liés à un traitement et surtout lorsqu'ils administrent ce produit à l'encontre des recommandations du manufacturier. L'utilisation du dépo medrol en injection épidurale est d'ailleurs interdite par la Food and Drugs Administration (FDA) aux États Unis et dans de nombreux pays de la communauté Européenne.
Est-ce que le docteur Marcel MORAND M.D. m'a administré ce poison neuro toxique ? Oui !
«On ne prescrit pas un médicament à un patient
si on estime que les torts qui lui seront causés sont supérieurs aux bénéfices »
Dr. Réjean HÉBERT doyen de la faculté de médecine et des sciences de la santé de l'Université de Sherbrooke
Journal La Tribune 12 août 2006
Que diable fait Santé ][ CANADA ][ pour assurer la Santé des // CANADIENS ?
La fiche signalétique (ci-bas) du Depo Medrol mets pourtant en garde de ne pas utiliser ce corticoïde sous forme d'épidurale puisqu'il y a risques de développer, notamment, un arachnoïdite. En France, en Suisse et aux Etats Unies, ce produit est interdit d'utilisation sous forme d'épidurale, la compagnie Pfizer déconseille d'ailleurs l'utilisation à proximité des nerfs spinaux.
Ici avec le modèle Québécois, ou les pluss meilleurs au monde, des charlatans physiatres travaillent à contre indication (off-label) et empoisonnent librement. De plus, le docteur MORAND a ajouté 20cc. de procaïne à son cocktail empoisonné alors que le manufacturier précise que le Depo-Médrol ne doit pas être dilué ou mélangé avec d'autres produits ... Cela me rappelle le scandale du sang contaminé qui fait présentement l'objet de poursuites criminelles de la part de la GRC, mais après combien de victimes ? Combien faut il d'empoisonnés au Dépo-Médrol pour interdire son utilisation sous forme épidurale ? Ce produit neurotoxique crée une véritable catastrophe humaine pour la victime qui développe la fibrose adhésive ( arachnoïdite ) et pendant ce temps, le corps médical du Québec // CANADA et le Collège des médecins observent la loi du SILENCE : OMERTA , comme dans la MAFIA !
Moi qui croyais que je recevais un traitement pour apaiser mes souffrances ...
Qui medice vivit,
misere vivit.
Voir la résonance magnétique qui confirme la fibrose et le rapport du docteur Normand MOUSSETTE, neurologue.
Qu'est-ce qu'un ARACHNOIDITE ?
On ne pourra quand même pas me répondre que la science médicale de 1994 ne connaissait pas les DANGERS du DEPO-MÉDROL. En effet, ce guide pratique des médicaments daté de 1989 précise que le DEPO-MÉDROL doit être STRICTEMENT injecté par voie INTRA-MUSCULAIRE tout comme le précise d'ailleurs la fiche signalétique du manufacturier PHARMACIA & UPJOHN (PFIZER).
Le docteur Marcel MORAND ( le meurtrier de la Clinique Val des Arbres et de l'hôpital Cité de la Santé de Laval ) se fout bien de ces mises en garde, il sait fort bien que ce n'est ni le Collège des médecins ni nos politiciens qui vont intervenir. En effet, cette étude médicale : The Long-Range Prognosis of Arachnoiditis David W. GUYER et Al. précise que l'espérance de vie est en moyenne écoutée d'une douzaine d'années pour les patients victimes d'arachnoïdite ... !
Obstetric epidurals and chronic adhesive arachnoiditis (British Journal of Anaesthesia)
2004, Vol. 92, No. 1 109-120I. Rice*,1 ,M. Y. K. Wee2 andK. Thomson3 .PDF
C'est ça la dictature et la tyrannie médicale du Québec / CANADA endossée par les corps policiers CANADIENS et Québécois qui protègent les criminels du corps médical.
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30-01-2001
CHAMBRE DES REPRESENTANTS
Commission de la Santé publique, de l'Environnement et du Renouveau de la Société
CRABV 50 COM 370
Source : http://80.236.157.74/docparlement/p1663.htM
Question orale de M. Luc Paque à la ministre de la Protection de la consommation, de la Santé publique et de l'Environnement sur "l'utilisation du médicament Depo-Medrol"
Luc Paque (PSC) : Beaucoup de patients souffrant de mal de dos sont traités par injections péridurales de Depo-Medrol, un médicament produit par Upjohn. Or, si on lit sa notice complète, le Depo-Medrol n’est pas indiqué pour les péridurales. Des effets indésirables peuvent apparaître, comme l’arachnoïdite qui peut entraîner une paralysie des membres inférieurs. Selon certaines études, le Depo-Medrol est une des causes des problèmes chroniques de maux de dos. Son administration par péridurale n’est pas autorisée en France et en Suisse.
Quand peut-on espérer l’avis du Comité de pharmacovigilance en la matière ?
Ne faut-il pas envisager une harmonisation des pratiques des différents pays européens, à travers l’Agence européenne du médicament ?
Magda Aelvoet , ministre (en français) : Le Centre belge de Pharmacovigilance a été saisi d’une question concernant le risque d’anachnoïdite lié à des injections péridurales de Depo-Medrol, un corticoïde. Les experts de la Chambre pour les médicaments à usage humain ont distingué la voie d’administration péridurale de la voie intrathécale.
En cas d’injection intrathécale, l’aiguille traverse la dure-mère et peut provoquer une inflammation de l’arachnoïde. Cette voie est formellement contre-indiquée. De nouvelles notices reflétant ces conclusions ont été approuvées en décembre 2000. L’évaluation de ce dossier est donc terminée.
Il est exact qu’en France la voie péridurale ne fait pas partie des notices approuvées. En Belgique, bien qu’elle ne soit pas contre-indiquée, cette voie ne fait pas partie non plus des notices approuvées. Le médecin peut y recourir sous sa propre responsabilité. Pour les médicaments à usage humain la Chambre n’estime pas actuellement nécessaire de requérir une harmonisation au niveau européen mais préconise une information adéquate des praticiens.
Le Centre belge d’information pharmacothérepeutique, asbl agréée par mon département, est chargé de procéder à cette information.
Luc Paque (PSC) : Il faudrait arriver à une harmonisation.
Le principe de précaution doit être d’application en l’espèce.
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----- Original Message -----From: End Depo Now CampaignTo: Jean GODBOUTSent: Sunday, October 17, 2004 6:08 PMSubject: Re: Obstetric epidurals and chronic adhesive arachnoiditis
One more thing Jean... could you please place the credit line: By Dennis J. Capolongo / EDNC Director / Washington, DC after each article taken from my website? For example; HAVE YOU BEEN HARMED BY EPIDURAL STEROID INJECTIONS? By Dennis J. Capol...... etc. or AN OPEN LETTER TO MR. GARY NULL by Dennis J. Capolongo / Director EDNC / ....etc. etc. etc.ThanksDennis
HAVE YOU BEEN HARMED BY
DEPO-MEDROL
EPIDURAL INJECTIONS?
By Dennis J. Capolongo / EDNC Director / Washington, DC
Yes I am ... !Welcome!
By Dennis J. Capolongo / EDNC Director / Washington, DCDo you suspect that you may have been seriously harmed by epidural steroid nerve block injections of DepoMedrol? Do you know someone who was? Care to learn what your doctor may have failed to tell you?
"Depo Medrol-Did It Harm You?" and read what we feel is a medical tragedy.
Worldwide, there are thousands of people with identical Depo Medrol reactions! What's worse is that their complaints fall on deaf ears when they desperately try to describe their severe reactions to the drug! Most often, they're written-off by a medical community equally divided but suspiciously silent over the issue, even when confronted with the facts!
But there's a brighter side emerging! There are signs that the Great White Wall Of Silence is about to crack wide open! Together, with your help, we plan to be a driving force to that end!
Pfizer avale Pharmacia & Upjohn
The administering physician may not have mentioned these warnings. Look close and read everything you sign. Ask to see and read the ADVERSE REACTIONS listed in the drug’s package insert under Intrathecal/Epidural. (Take note that later, in an internal document, the drug maker refers to these same reactions as "Severe Medical Events"! It's a quantum leap in grammatical terms.)
Before you allow them to inject your spine with this drug, have the doctor explain the severe medical events shown above in detail, especially Arachnoiditis and Sensory Disturbances. He or she must define how these reactions will be accurately diagnosed if they happen to you. Don't accept a one-sentence explanation because any of these conditions will change your life forever. Follow up by asking your doctor or pain specialist if the FDA has approved Depo Medrol for epidural use or if the drug maker recommends Depo Medrol for use anywhere near the spine?
If your doctor says, “Yes, they do!”, walk or run as fast as you can for the door and find yourself another doctor who'll say, "No, they don't!"
Any of the above reactions are extremely serious and happen in many more cases than are officially reported. There are even more reactions that have not made the official adverse lists. These are known only to the suffering patients, the drug maker, Pharmacia & Upjohn (PU), the FDA, and a few worldwide specialists. Why is this?
Depo Medrol epidural injections have been the center of global controversy for over 15 years with countless lawsuits, yet doctors are still using it. Strange? You bet it is!
Unfortunately, many unsuspecting patients are never told the whole truth about the risks associated with these injections. In fact, when patients sense that something has gone terribly wrong, they are usually left to discover the truth on their own. Many doctors pretend to be ignorant of the risks and are reluctant to disclose what they know when faced with patients that insist they're suffering from a severe reaction to the drug. In cases where patients complain of adverse reactions from their Depo Medrol epidurals, these same doctors are quick to blame something else. They will first try to blame it on the worsening symptoms associated with the patients' original conditions. If that doesn't stick, they'll attack their patients' personalities, their mental state or financial status. They'll even try to make up false diagnoses or some other gobbledygook! It's a smart tactic at first, but falls short when there are no original conditions to warrant their diversionary diagnoses.
They'll never admit that the toxic poisons they just injected into your spinal area may be the culprits for your new and lasting pain. The saddest part is that the benefits touted by the doctors who perform these injections are negligible at best, and the risks are dangerously high! That leaves only one question. Are Depo Medrol epidurals a profit driven exercise in futility?
Keep in mind that PU does not differentiate about the adverse reactions of Depo Medrol no matter where it’s injected into the spinal space, intrathecal (inside the spinal cord) or epidural (around the spinal cord). (Refer to the package insert above.) The dangerous risks to your spine and overall health are the same because Depo Medrol contains high formulations of neurotoxins such as Benzyl Alcohol, known as "the preservative" in multidose vials, Myristyl Gamma Picolinium Chloride (MGPC), the other unmentioned preservative used in single dose vials, and high concentrations of Polyethylene Glycol, known to most of us as automobile antifreeze.
Many earlier investigations claim that PU once stated that they "didn't recommend" Depo Medrol for intrathecal or epidural use right in the package insert. Then for some mysterious reason, PU removed that statement from the insert in 1997 and buried it in an internal document, leaving only the adverse reactions in place.
So what was PU's motive for doing this if not to give the false impression to anyone reading the package insert that they have now endorsed Depo Medrol for epidural use?
The name of this new internal document, ('97 forward) where PU buried their warning statement is: "Depo Medrol Reformulation / Epidural Use". It says that Pharmacia & Upjohn failed to obtain FDA approval for both epidural and intrathecal use of Depo Medrol yet they deliberately omit why it failed? Why did the FDA disapprove of the drug for these routes of administration? Wouldn't you like to know? We certainly would!
By "not recommending" Depo Medrol for epidural use in the document, they are admitting it's not the safest stuff around spinal nerves. But this is a far cry from coming straight out and contraindicating Depo Medrol for epidural injections, as they already have for intrathecal injections. So why haven't they, if both routes of administration carry the same Dangerous Risks? Anyone care to answer?
PU knows that Depo Medrol is being used off-label for epidural injections. They also know it's hurting people, some very seriously! It's sad to think that people are suffering severely from their product, while they sit back and count their profits. Moving their "not recommended" statement from the drug's package insert to an internal document is tantamount to a silent endorsement of the procedure. Full disclosure of the drug's dangers and the company declaring Depo Medrol as contraindicated for epidural administration is needed until the drug is made safe for spinal use. At least they attempt to explain their decision to reformulate multi-use vials with benzyl alcohol by saying it's to thwart biological contamination. This is fine and dandy to keep the solution sterile between indicated uses but NOT a safe idea if it's to be injected where it's not recommended, around your spinal NERVES!
Then there's the neurotoxins the document fails to mention in detail. It does not fully address the other preservative, MGPC, contained in single dose vials used primarily for epidural injections. Many reports cite this compound as a "severe nerve irritant". But the most controversial ingredient in Depo Medrol remains Polyethylene Glycol. It's found in high concentrations in both formulations! They don't even dare to go there, and here's why!
Polyethylene Glycol's high neurotoxicity would explain why an application to the FDA may or may not have ever been submitted. Either way, PU knows it would be a total waste of time. But if we're wrong and it was submitted, we would very much like to know what the FDA discovered about the ingredients of Depo Medrol.
So we contacted the FDA in Washington DC to ask them that specific question. The FDA responded: "If Pharmacia ever submitted an application for epidural use of Depo Medrol, it would have had to be approved in order for the public to see and examine the documents. If their application was not approved or was denied for any reason, the documents along with the FDA's findings as to why it failed would remain the property of the applicant, which would be Pharmicia & Upjohn in this case. These documents would never be released to the public otherwise." In other words, you'll never get your hands on what they know about it... that's if they'll even admit those documents exist!
We were able to get our hands on: "Depo Medrol Reformulation / Epidural Use". It was never intended for your eyes to see. Don't let the title confuse you. Supposedly, it attempts to address two separate topics. TOPIC #1- Depo Medrol Reformulation = The need to include a stronger germ killer (Benzyl Alcohol) in multidose vials when used only as indicated. & TOPIC #2- Epidural Use = NOT RECOMMENDED, EVER!
PU claims it's sent to physicians, surgeons, pharmacists, pain centers and specialists who specifically use the drug. (Doesn't this imply that they must know it's being injected epidurally around people's spines?) Why then weren't we ever told about this warning alert? We'll bet that there isn't a patient on Earth who has..., that is, until now!
We went through great lengths to obtain a copy for you to examine. That first sentence speaks volumes to us sufferers. The contents of this document no doubt represents some kind of official safeguard carelessly drafted by PU's legal division.
So why does Depo Medrol remain popular with the medical community? Why have they decided to ignore the manufacturer's warning? Is PU marketing this drug for epidural use even though they don't recommend it? Are we to believe that these injection-mills are just practicing a "monkey see, monkey do" procedure without any cooperation from the manufacturer? We find that very hard to believe!
It's a cash-cow for everyone involved. Medicine today is an out of control profit driven enterprise. Hopefully, the medical industrial complex that places profits ahead of your health will not get their promised malpractice cap. But if they do, this still won't help Pharmacia. Sadly, they have chosen not to spread what they silently preach.


Source : http://groups.msn.com/DepoMedrolDidItHarmYou/depomedroldiditharmyou.msnw
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AN OPEN LETTER TO MR. GARY NULL
By Dennis J. Capolongo / EDNC Director / Washington, DC
Mr. Gary Null is a radio syndicated host and an advocate for honest medicine. http://www.garynull.com/MeetGary.aspx
Dear Mr. Null,
I recently obtained sensitive internal documents about the efficacy of steroid epidural injections using Depo-Medrol from inside Pharmacia & Upjohn. This drug is used off-label to treat neck and back pain where either facet joint problems or spinal disc herniations are diagnosed. I believe that these documents can open the door for a successful battle against the widespread practice of epidural steroid injections using this unregulated and non-recommended drug here in the USA. Numerous reports indicate that patients who have complained and suffer as a result of their Depo-Medrol epidurals, were widely ignored by the medical community.
Background:
There are NO INJECTABLE STEROIDS that are FDA approved for spinal epidural use. Currently, the most common steroid used is Depo-Medrol, manufactured by Pharmacia & Upjohn, (PU). They strongly state, in an internal document, that they have received many reports of SEVERE MEDICAL EVENTS associated with epidural injections using their product. In 1997 they quietly removed this statement from their Depo-Medrol package insert and buried it an internal document for limited distribution. No one knows exactly why but it is speculated that it was done because of increased pressure from the medical establishment. In it, they step-up the WARNING from "adverse effects" to "SEVERE MEDICAL EVENTS"! It's a quantum leap in grammatical terms!
Because of these reports, PU strongly states that an epidural injection using their product is "NOT RECOMMENDED"! So why hasn't this important information gotten out? Why is it that doctors are refusing to inform their patients of this DRUG ALERT?
(Nerve root blocks and epidurals aside, many patients don't even realize that Depo-Medrol is literally poured into their spines before they're closed up after back and neck surgery. This error has been quietly linked to many failed surgeries and "failed back syndromes"! To put it bluntly, Depo-Medrol is dangerous when used around the spine.)
The reason for the ALERT is not because of the steroid component, but for the KNOWN NEUROTOXIC COMPOUNDS found within Depo-Medrol, such as Polyethylene Glycol, Benzyl Alcohol, and Myristyl Gamma Picolinium Chloride, MGPC for short. These are the components that cause the harm associated with so many worldwide complaints, not the steroid! The document claims that the preservative MGPC is not even necessary in the single dose vials, yet they have decided to keep it in anyway as a suspension agent. This is highly suspicious because the drug already has a suspending agent, Polyethylene Glycol!
The secret reason they left it in is because they know and privately endorse the drug for epidural use. So they decided to keep MGPC in the drug compound to act as a preservative against spinal meningitis when injected epidurally, even though they don't recommend it. That alone is a smoking gun. They're secretly endorsing the drug for epidural injections by keeping MGPC in their single dose vials. Otherwise, there would be no reason to do so if doctors used Depo-Medrol as indicated.
Another major concern is back-alley bootleg pharmaceutical compounding of the drug. Many errors in formulation accuracy frequently occur when hospitals and other surgical centers buy Depo-Medrol in this fashion. Depo-Medrol is a huge cash cow. Demand for the drug sometimes outpaces its supply, so some centers decide to purchase these bootlegged copies rather than to temporarily shut down their injection-mill operation! Most patients don't even realize that this could literally double their potential risk for indefinite pain because these fake formulations can be even more toxic than the original!
Currently there are several nations that have pending legislation that would either force doctors to "properly inform their patients of the true risks associated " with steroid epidurals using Depo-Medrol, or ban them entirely. WHY NOT HERE IN THE USA?
The mechanism by which Depo-Medrol and its neurotoxic components go wrong has yet to be completely uncovered by a sluggish medical establishment. It's highly suspicious that there's very little research to substantiate the causes of so many worldwide complaints. What is clear is that thousands of patients are needlessly suffering as a direct result of their Depo-Medrol epidurals whose complaints generally fall on deaf ears. Doctors conveniently divert blame for these new complaints on the worsening state of their patients' original condition. These cases have been globally documented by the manufacturer and are available for anyone's review, BUT NO ONE CARES!
Nothing is currently being done to educate the public about the true dangers associated with this treatment. In fact, I discovered that many in the health care profession have either chosen to ignore the growing controversies and fail to properly inform their patients of the true risks prior to the procedure, or have decided to quietly phase-out the practice altogether without explanation. Puzzling?
The drug is currently contraindicated for intrathecal use and strongly not recommended for epidural use by the manufacturer, YET THE LISTED DANGERS ARE IDENTICAL FOR BOTH ROUTES OF ADMINISTRATION! Why then hasn't Depo-Medrol been contraindicated for epidural injections since it carries the same risks as intrathecal injections? Would someone wish to explain why? Where is the FDA on this issue? Is it simply a matter of medical politics, or are the financial fortunes for both the manufacture and those who continue to perform Depo-Medrol epidurals at stake?
For more information or to see the document, go to: http://groups.msn.com/DepoMedrolDidItHarmYou/depomedroldiditharmyou.msnw ...and scroll down to the bottom to read PU's document.
By Dennis J. Capolongo / EDNC Director / Washington, DCI can be contacted at: EndDepoNow@msn.com
Kindest regards,
The Crusader
By Dennis J. Capolongo / EDNC Director / Washington, DC______________________________________________
"Anyone who has had perforce to dig about in the soggy mess which is the cauda equina of some unfortunate in whom five or ten cubic centimeters of lipiodol had been optimistically injected a year or two previously will understand this statement. Not only is the original disease still present, but a chronic, adhesive, chemical inflammation of the caudal roots has been engrafted upon it."
Shown to the left is a operative photograph. The dura has been opened in the lumbar action demonstrating a severe inflammatory reaction. In this case the inflammatory reaction was due to infectious meningitis. The white area reflects inflammatory cell response. The pathology is similar to that observed and described by Dr. Oldberg when he opened the dura following lipiodol myelography. Source : http://www.burtonreport.com/InfSpine/AdhesArachToxicDump.htm
EPIDURAL INJECTIONS and the LUMBAR SPINE
EPIDURAL STEROID INJECTIONS and the LUMBAR SPINE
Richard L. Koontz
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