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555 Cf. Su.Ni.11.23–24. 556 Cf. Su.Ni.11.25–26ab. 557 Cf. Su.Ni.11.26cd–27. 558 Laryngitis according to K.R. Srikantha Murthy. Cf. Su.Ni.16.61. 559 Cf. Su.Ni.16.64cd–65ab (sarvasara). 560 Not described in Caraka- and Suśrutasaṃhitā. Hilgenberg and Kirfel read ūrdhvagada. 561 Cf. Su.Ni.16.65cd. 562 Cf. Su.Ni.16.66cd. 563 Cf. Su.Ni.16.66ab. 564 Their number is sixty-five in the Suśrutasaṃhitā (Ni.16.3). 565 The diseases of the lips are eight in number in the Suśrutasaṃhitā. The series of the Hṛdaya begins with khaṇḍauṣṭha and ends with jalārbuda. 566 I.e., gaṇḍālajī. Absent from the Suśrutasaṃhitā as a separate group. 567 Suśruta has eight diseases of the teeth. The series of the Hṛdaya begins with śītadanta and ends with kṛmidantaka. 568 Suśruta describes fifteen diseases of the roots of the teeth. The series of the Hṛdaya begins with śītada and ends with the five kinds of gati. 569 Suśruta distinguishes five diseases of the tongue. The series of the Hṛdaya begins with the three doṣic types and ends with upajihva. 570 Suśruta describes nine diseases of the palate. The series of the Hṛdaya begins with tālu-luptikā and ends with tāluoṣa. 571 Suśruta's number of diseases of the throat is seventeen. The series of the Hṛdaya begins with rohiṇī and ends with svarahan. 572 Suśruta describes three diseases affecting the whole oral cavity. The series of the Hṛdaya begins with sarvasara and ends with pūyāsyatā. 573 The same as svarahan. 574 Cf. Su.Ci.22.77cd–81ab. 575 Cf. Su.Ci.22.3–5. 576 Cf. Su.Ci.22.6. 577 Cf. Su.Ci.22.7–8. 578 Cf. Su.Ci.22.9. 579 Not dealt with in the Suśrutasaṃhitā. See A. Vogel-Brauer (1964): 128–129. 580 Cf. Su.Ci.22.34–36ab. 581 Not dealt with in the Suśrutasaṃhitā. See A. Vogel-Brauer (1964): 132–133. 582 The same as dantacāla. 583 See A. Vogel-Brauer (1964): 132. Suśruta does not describe this medicinal treatment. The Hṛdaya does not mention extraction in the context of dantacāla. 584 Cf. Su.Ci.22.23. 585 Candranandana remarks that the dantalekhanaka should be used; see on this instrument: A.h.Sū.26.19. 586 Cf. Su.Ci.22.36cd–37. 587 Cf. Su.Ci.22.38ab. 588 Cf. Su.Ci.22.38cd–39. 589 See A. Vogel-Brauer (1964): 131. 590 Cf. Su.Ci.22.40–41ab (the element should be extracted if loose). 591 Cf. Su.Ci.22.29cd–31ab. The Suśrutasaṃhitā specifies the complications: severe loss of blood, blindness in one eye (kāṇa), facial paralysis.