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are regarded as belonging to the mukharogas; 589 a new mukharoga called ūrdhvaguda (A.s.U.25.68 = A.h.U.21.60), characterized by foetor ex ore, is added; 590 an arbuda due to kapha and pūyāsyatā (A.s.U.25.73 = A.h.U.21.64ab) are two more new mukharogas; 591 tooth extraction is described (A.s.U.26.18; A.h.U.22.23–27ab); 592 a group of nine kapālarogas is new as an addition to the śirorogas (A.s.U.27.21 = A.h.U.23.20cd); the main part of this group belongs to Suśruta’s kṣudrarogas; 593 a new disease belonging to the group is upaśīrṣaka (A.s.U.27.22 = A.h.U.23.21); anantavāta is absent from the śirorogas, while śiraḥkampa is added (A.s.U.27.15 = A.h.U.23.15cd); 594 two separate chapters deal with guhyarogas (A.s.U.38 and 39; A.h.U. 33 and 34). 595