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Su.Ū.24.16cd–17. 745 Cf. Ca. Ci.26.111ab and Su.Ū.22.11–13ab, 26.111cd and Su.Ū.22.17cd–18ab, 26.112ab and Su.Ū.22.15cd–16ab, 26.112cd and Su.Ū.22.16cd–17ab, 26.113ab and Su.Ū.22.7cd– 8ab. Ca.Ci.26.113cd–114 is identical with Su.U.22.6–7ab. Cf. Ca.Ci.26.115ab and Su.U.22. 8cd–9ab, 26.116cd and Su.U.22.10cd, 26.117cd and Su.U.22.14cd–15ab. 746 Cf. Ca.Sū.17.15–29; Ca.Si.9.6; Su.U.25.5–8. These śīrorogas are independent (svatantra) diseases (Cakra). 747 Cf. Ca.Sū.19.4; Su.Ni.16. 748 Their number is sixty-five in the Suśrutasamhitā, but here Vaideha’s number of sixty-four is adhered to (Cakra). 749 Ākṛti is a synonym of rūpa (symptom) here. 750 Cf. Su.Ni.16. 751 Cf. Ca.Ci.8.60–62. 752 Cf. Su.U.57.4–6ab. 753 Cakra remarks that their number is twenty-eight in surgical treatises. Cf. Su.U.20. Compare on bādhirya (deafness): Ca.Sū.20.11 and Su.Ni.1.83, on karṇaśūla: Su.Ni.1.84. 754 Cf. Su.U.1.28–29ab. 755 Cf. Su.Ni.13.33–34. 756 The ūrdhvajatru diseases belong to the domain of āyurveda called śālākya. 757 See on the treatment of pīnasa: G. Obeyesekere (1976): 216–217. Cf. Su.U.23 and 24. 758 Cf. Ca.Si.9.8; Bhela Ci.21.1–34; Su.U.26. 759 Compare on the treatment of diseases of the throat: Bhela Ci.21.37cd–38ab. 760 Cf. Bhela Ci.21.38cd–48; Su.U.57.13–17. 761 Piercing pain in the ears (karṇaśūla), tinnitus (karṇanāda), deafness (bādhirya), inflammation (pāka) and discharges (srāva) are mentioned.