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594 Cf. Su.Ci.22.13–14ab. 595 See A. Vogel-Brauer (1964): 136–137. Cf. Su.Ci.22.14cd–16ab (dantaveṣṭa). 596 Cf. Su.Ci.22.16cd–18ab. 597 Cf. Su.Ci.22.24–25. 598 Cf. Su.Ci.22.22. 599 Cf. Su.Ci.22.26–29ab. Nāḍī is a synonym of gati. 600 I.e., the three disorders of the tongue by vāta, pitta and kapha. Cf. Su.Ci.22.44–47. 601 Not dealt with in the Suśrutasaṃhitā. 602 Cf. Su.Ci.22.48. 603 Cf. Su.Ci.22.49cd–56. 604 The same as kacchapa. 605 Cf. Su.Ci.22.57 (adhruṣa and tuṇḍikerī are added). 606 Cf. Su.Ci.22.58ab. 607 Cf. Ca.Sū.13.54–56; Su.Ci.22.58cd. 608 Cf. Su.Ci.22.60cd–61ab. 609 Cf. Su.Ci.22.61cd–62ab. 610 Cf. Su.Ci.22.64ab. 611 Cf. Su.Ci.22.62cd–63. 612 Hilgenberg and Kirfel suppose gilāyu to be an error for galaugha, but the commentators agree in reading gilāyu. 613 Cf. Su.Ci.22.64cd–65ab and 66. 614 Cf. Su.Ci.22.67ab. 615 Cf. Ca.Ci.21.140; Su.Ci.18.43cd–47. 616 Cf. Ca.Ci.21.139; Su.Ci.18.48–50. 617 Cf. Su.Ci.18.52–55. 618 Cf. Su.Ci.22.76. 619 Cf. Su.Ci.22.67cd–68 (due to vāta), 69–71 (due to kapha and vāta). 620 Cf. Su.Ci.22.72. 621 Cf. Su.Ci.22.69–71 (due to kapha and vāta), 73–75 (due to kapha). 622 Cf. Su.Ci.22.76. 623 A bad-smelling mouth (related to ūrdhvaguda). 624 Cf. Ca.Ci.26.188cd–189. 625 Cf. Ca.Ci.26.194cd–196ab. 626 Cf. Ca.Ci.26.196cd–198ab. 627 Cf. Ca.Sū.17.16–21 and Ci.26.118 (śiraḥśūla); Su.U.25.5. 628 Cf. Ca.Sū.17.13–14 and Si.9.74–76 (due to vāta or vāta and kapha); Su.U.25.15cd–16ab. 629 Cf. Su.Ci.17.22–23 and Ci.26.118; Su.U.25.6. 630 Cf. Ca.Sū.17.24–26 and Ci.26.118; Su.U.25.7. 631 Cf. Su.U.25.8cd. 632 Cf. Ca.Ci.26.118; Su.U.25.8ab. Suśruta adds a kṣayaja type (U.25.3 and 9cd–10ab). 633 Cf. Ca.Sū.17.27–29 and Ci.26.118; Su.U.25.10cd–11ab. 634 Cf. Ca.Sū.17.13–14 and Si.9.86cd (due to vāta). Not described as a distinct śiroroga in the Suśrutasaṃhitā. Daḷhaṇa remarks (ad Su.U.25.13cd–15ab) that śiraḥkampa is one of the symptoms of the disease called anantavāta.