HartwellMedical EVAC-U-SPLINT EV3000 Instruction Manual

APPLICATION GUIDELINES
Rx Only
Model Number:
EV 3000
EV 3000SR
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APPLICATION GUIDELINES
Dimensions: Large Splint Medium Splint Small Splint
Length: 40.0"(101.6 cm) 27.5"(69.9 cm) 19.5"(49.5 cm)
Width: 30.0"(76.2 cm) 20.0"(50.8 cm) 13.0"(33.0 cm)
Thickness: 1.0"(2.5 cm) 1.0"(2.5 cm) 1.0"(2.5 cm)
Weight: 2.2 lbs. (1.0 kg) 1.0 lb. (.5 kg) 0.5 lb. (.2 kg)
In Carry Case: 25.0"L x 12.0"Wx 12.0"D (64 cm L x 31 cm Wx 31 cm D)
Operating Temp: -30° F to 150° F (-34° C to 66° C)
Compact Pump: 11.0"L x 2.5"Dia. Aluminum Cylinder with 4"handle (28 cm L x 6.4 cm Dia.)
2.0 lbs. (0.9 kg)
Our company philosophy is one of constant improvement in design and craftsmanship.
Therefore, specications are subject to change without notice.
EVAC-U-SPLINT®is a registered trademark of Hartwell Medical LLC
MaxiValve™ is a trademark of Hartwell Medical LLC
EVAC-U-SPLINT®
Product terminology
SPecificationS
Splint Straps
EVAC-U-SPLINT®
Flange Tubing
MaxiValve™
Red Leashed Cap
Model Number and
Splint Size (S, M, L,)

table of contentS
Product Terminology .................................... 2
Important Information
Specications ........................................... 2
Introduction .............................................. 3
Authorization............................................ 3
CustomerService ................................... 10
LimitedWarranty ................................... 10
ReturnPolicy.......................................... 10
Operating Instructions
Positioning................................................ 4
Preparation ............................................... 4
Application............................................... 5
Evacuation................................................ 6
ValveandPumpOperation....................... 7
Storage ........................................................... 9
Maintenance and Cleaning........................... 9
Repair Procedures....................................... 10
Parts List...................................................... 11
Training and Maintenance Log ................. 12
introduction
The EVAC-U-SPLINT® has been designed to aid in
stabilizationofaninjuredorillpersonwithaminimumamount
of movement to the injured area or extremity. Unlike a rigid
boardsplintorametalladdersplint,theEVAC-U-SPLINTuses
vacuumtechnologytoconformtotheexactshapeandcontours
of the patient’s anatomy, providing improved immobilization
withoutcircumferentialpressure.
Specicapplicationandoperationtechniquesmayvaryfrom
user to user. Hartwell Medical does not recommend that this
productbeusedforanypurposeotherthanwhatitisdesigned
for as outlined in these guidelines for use. Any other use or
application of the EVAC-U-SPLINT becomes the sole and
completeresponsibilityoftheproductuser.
Physical Abilities of User
AllusersoftheEVAC-U-SPLINTshouldbefamiliarwithits
operationandshouldpossessthefollowingbasicphysicalabilities:
a)beabletograsprmlywithbothhands
b)sufcientstrengthintheirback,armsandlegstosupport
and lift their respective amount of patient weight being
handled
c)goodbalance
d)goodvisionandreexes
e)muscularcoordination
CAUTION: At all times, a sufcient number of properly
trained healthcare providers should be available to move
the patient once they have been immobilized with an
EVAC-U-SPLINT.Usecautionatalltimeswhenhandlingand
maneuveringaninjuredpatient.
These application guidelines are intended solely as
a guide to the appropriate procedures to be employed
when using the EVAC-U-SPLINT.
It is the responsibility of the user of this professional
medical device to obtain competent emergency medical
training and instruction. The application guidelines
furnished here are for use by properly trained and
authorized emergency medical personnel who operate
under proper medical control or under the medical
supervision of a licensed Physician Medical Director.
The application guidelines are not intended as a
statement of the standard of care required in any
particular situation, since circumstances and patient’s
physical condition can vary widely from one emergency
to another.
Further, it is not intended that these application
guidelines shall in any way advise emergency
medical personnel concerning their legal authority to
perform such activities or procedures outlined herein.
Determinations are local, and should be made only with
the authority of their local emergency medical service,
and the aid of legal counsel.
HartwellMedicalrmlyadvocatesthefollowing:
1. Use the application guidelines set forth, when
approved by your local emergency medical
service authority.
2. Supervised emergency medical training is required
in the proper use of the EVAC-U-SPLINTprior to
elduse.
3. Proper application of the EVAC-U-SPLINT
requires a minimum of two trained emergency
medical personnel.
4. Continuing medical education on a regular basis
with “hands-on” experience is recommended.
authorization
AWordofCaution
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APPLICATION GUIDELINES
It is recommended by the Centers for Disease Control that
emergency medical personnel wear eye and face protection, in
addition to protective gloves, whenever there is a possibility of
coming into contact with patient blood or any body uids.
Positioning
AlwaysmakesurethatthebasicABC’sofairway,breathing
andcirculationareintactpriortoanysplintingactivities.
Exposetheinjuredarea.
Observeskincolorandsymmetry.
Determine if there has been a loss of mobility and/or
sensation.
Palpate distal pulse and check for prompt capillary rell.
Photo 1.
Applyconstant,“longaxis”(in-line)gentlemanualtraction
onseverelydeformed,longbonefractures.
Return extremity to its normal anatomical position with
an assistant supporting the extremity under the suspected
fracturesite.
CAUTION: Do not return the extremity to its anatomical
positionwhencontraindicated. If the patientcomplainsof
increased painorifthereisresistanceduringmanipulation
movement,thenSTOPandimmobilizetheextremityasbest
possibleinthepositionfound.Jointsordistallimbfractures
withnoneurovasculardecitsshouldbeimmobilizedinthe
positionfound.
Maintain manual support of the injured area while
coordinatingadditionalassistanceduringtheEVAC-U-SPLINT®
immobilizationprocess.Photo 2.
Preparation
Yourhealthcarepartneroraqualiedassistantshould:
•Applyappropriatedressingstoallwoundsinandaroundthe
suspectedfracturesite.
•OpentheEVAC-U-SPLINTcarrycaseandselectasplint
thatwillimmobilizethejointsaboveandbelowthefracture
site. Shoulder and hip injuries will require additional
immobilizationmethodstoaccomplishthisgoal.
•RemovetheredleashedcapfromtheMaxiValve™andpush
inontheredendofthevalvetoequalizetheairpressurein
thesplint.
•Laythesplintoutonthegroundoronaatsurface,valve
side down, and manually distribute the beads evenly
throughoutthesplint.Photo 3.
oPerating inStructionS
ALWAYS FOLLOW YOUR LOCAL MEDICAL
DIRECTOR’S GUIDELINES FOR ALL TYPES OF
SPLINTING APPLICATIONS.
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•TheEVAC-U-SPLINT®shouldbesoftenoughtoeasilyand
comfortably conform to the injured area, yet rm enough
to keep the beads in place if positioned vertically. This
adjustmentmethodcaneasilybemadebysimplyremoving
orallowingairtoenterthesplint.
TIP: When working on a dislocated shoulder, evacuate
enoughair fromthesplinttomakeitresemblemodeling
clay, then conform the splint to your partner who is
mimickingthepatient’s injury.Then,simplytransferthe
“shapedsplint”tothepatient.(Seespecialapplicationson
page 8.)
Application
Maintainsupportoftheinjuredareaandelevate(ifindicated)
theinjuredextremityjustenoughtoapplythesplint.Photo 4.
Yourassistantshould:
•Havethesplintpositionedforproperapplicationandassist
withsupportingtheinjuredareaifnecessary.
•Slideorplacethesplintundertheinjuredarea,positioning
thesplintsothatatleastonestrapisabove the suspected
fracture site and at least one strap is below the suspected
fracturesite.
DO NOT SECURE THE SPLINT STRAPS AT THIS TIME.
• Cradle the injured extremity with the splint and gently
manipulatebeadsintovoidstoprovidethebestconforming
mold possible. The splint should conform easily. If not,
simply adjust by allowing air to enter the splint. Splint
edgesshouldnotoverlap.Photo 5.
TIP: Leave an open space approximately 1” whenever
possible along the length of the splint. This provides
proper immobilization, yet allows for visual inspection
alongthefulllengthoftheinjuredextremity.
•Ifthesplintis too wide, foldthestraplessedgebackon
itselfandsmoothouttheedgetoformanarrowersplint.
• Hold the splint in place “hands-on-stable” by grasping
bothtopleadingedgesaboveandbelowthefracturesite.
Photo6.
Oncethesplintisproperlyapplied,releaseyoursupportof
the extremity, letting the splint cradle the suspected fracture
site, assisted by your partner’s “hands-on-stable” support,
whichmaintainstheinjuredlimbinadesiredandcomfortable
position.
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Evacuation
•Whileholdingtheangetubingonthesplint,connect the
MaxiValve™ couplingonthepumphosetotheMaxiValve
ontheEVAC-U-SPLINT®.Youshouldheara“click”when
theconnectionhasbeenmade.Iftheredleashedcaphasnot
beenremovedfromtheMaxiValve,removethecappriorto
connectingthepumphose.Photo 7.
•Evacuate the airfromthesplintbyusingthemanualpump
untilthesplintisrm.Youwillfeelresistanceonthepump
handle when the splint has been sufciently evacuated.
Photo 8.
•Remove the pump hosefromtheMaxiValvebydepressing
the metal tab on the pump hose coupling. The evacuated
splinthasnowformedarigidsupportive“cast”aroundthe
injuredarea.Photo 9.Placetheredleashedcapbackonthe
MaxiValve.
•Place the splint straps,withslighttension,aroundthesplint.
Secure the straps in place. NOTE: The EVAC-U-SPLINT
is available with “hook and loop” or side release buckle
straps.The“hookandloop”strapsareshownhere.
The suspected fracture site is now splint-stable.
Adjustmentscannowbemade,ifnecessary,toaddstability
ortomakeslightpositionalchangesforpatientcomfort.These
adjustments can be accomplished by simply removing or
allowingairtoenterthesplint.
During aeromedical transport the splint may soften with
signicant altitude changes due to the decrease/increase in air
pressure.Adjustasnecessary.Thechangeinrigiditywillnotbe
nearly as noticeable as with anti-shock garmets because there
is very little air inside the EVAC-U-SPLINT once it has been
evacuated.
After evacuating the splint, re-evaluate skin color,
recheck mobility and sensation, palpate distal pulse and time
capillaryrell. Photo 10.
Finish treatment of the patient with the appropriate EMS
equipment and supplies based on the patient’s needs and the
locationofinjury.
ALWAYS FOLLOW YOUR LOCAL MEDICAL
DIRECTOR’S GUIDELINES FOR ALL TYPES OF
SPLINTING APPLICATIONS.
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Valve and Pump Operation
To Evacuate Air: (Manual Pump)
•ManuallyremovetheredleashedcapfromtheMaxi-Valve™.
Photo 11.
•While holding the exible ange tubing just below
the MaxiValve, attach the vacuum pump hose to
the MaxiValve. You should hear a “click” when the
connectionhasbeenmade.Photo 12.
•Evacuatetheairfromthesplint.
•RemovethepumphosefromtheMaxiValvebydepressing
the metal tab on the pump hose connector. Place the red
leashedcapbackontheMaxiValve.
To Evacuate Air: (Electric Suction)
•ManuallyremovetheredleashedcapfromtheMaxiValve.
•ConnecttheMaxiValvePortableSuctionAdapter(PSA)to
theendofyourportablesuctiontubing.Photo 13.
•While holding the exible ange tubing just below the
MaxiValve, attach the vacuum pump hose with adapter
to the MaxiValve. You should hear a “click” when the
connectionhasbeenmade.
•Evacuatetheairfromthesplint.
•RemovethepumphosewithadapterfromtheMaxiValve
by depressing the metal tab on the Portable Suction
Adapter (PSA). Place the red leashed cap back on the
MaxiValve.
To Release Vacuum:
•ManuallyremovetheredleashedcapfromtheMaxiValve.
•While holding the MaxiValve, depress the red plastic
center section, which will allow air to enter the splint.
Photo 14.
•PlacetheredleashedcapbackontheMaxiValveforstorage.
NOTE:IfyouhaveexistingEVAC-U-SPLINT®productsthat
youwanttoupgradetothenewMaxiValve,contactyourlocal
authorizedHartwellMedicaldealertoorderthenewMaxiValve
Retrot Kit, Model EV 15RET. The MaxiValve Retrot Kit
containseverythingtoconvertanexistingthreesplintkittothe
newvalvesystem.
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Special Applications
The EVAC-U-SPLINT® is a versatile product that can be
usedinmanywaysforimmobilizingandsupportofavarietyof
suspectedinjuries.TheEVAC-U-SPLINTisonlylimitedbythe
creativity of the users. Some of the unique applications of the
EVAC-U-SPLINTarenotedbelow.
Dislocated Shoulder
TheEVAC-U-SPLINTcanbeespeciallyhelpfulwhencaring
forapatientwithadislocatedshoulder.Frequently,thesepatients
areinextremepainandareholdingtheirinjuredarminaposition
thatcausesthemtheleastamountofdiscomfort.
•Evacuateasmallamountofairoutofthesplinttomakeit
likemodelingclay.
•Haveyourpartnerposeinthesamepositionasthepatient
andthenmoldthesplintaroundyourpartner’sarm.
NOTE:Youcandothissametypeofpre-formingbyusing
yourownlowerlegandfoot.Photo 15.
•Transferthesplinttothepatientandcompletethemolding
ofthesplintaroundthepatient’sinjuredarea.
•Evacuatethesplintwiththepumpandsecurethestraps.It
maybenecessarytouseabackboardstraparoundthetorso
ofthepatient.Photo 16.
Long Legs
Two EVAC-U-SPLINTS, can be “nested” together to form
alongersplintforthoserareoccasionswhenalongersplintis
neededPhoto 17.
•Placethesmallerofthetwosplintsinsidethelargerone.
•Whileyourpartnerprovidessupporttotheinjuredlegarea,
slidethisnewcombinationsplintunderthefracturesiteand
positionthesplint whereitisneededto providesufcient
support.
•Evacuatethesmallerofthetwosplintsrst,thenevacuate
thelargerone.
Thisapplicationisespeciallyusefulwhentryingtocompletely
immobilizetheentirelegandfootofaverytallperson.
Infant Immobilization
ThemediumorlargesizeEVAC-U-SPLINTcanbeeffectively
used as a full-body immobilizer for infants and toddlers (0-2
yearsold).Theappropriatesizesplintshouldbeselectedbased
onthesuspectedinjuries.TheEVAC-U-SPLINTwillalsoactas
athermalinsulator,helpingtoreducetemperatureloss.Photo 18.
Ifthechildistoobigforthesesplints,thentheEVAC-U-SPLINT
PediatricMattressshouldbeused.
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TheEVAC-U-SPLINT®setcomesinaduffelbagstylecarry
case that easily ts in most vehicle compartments or under a
squadbench.Thesplintsandthemanualpumpshouldalwaysbe
storedintheircarrycasetoreducethepotentialforgettingthem
soiledordamaged.TheyshouldNOTbestoredincompartments
exposedtoextremeheatorcoldandshouldNEVERbeplaced
nexttoamuferorexhaustsystem.Photo 19.
To properly maintain your EVAC-U-SPLINT, establish a
preventativemaintenanceprogramthat meetstheneeds ofyour
particular service area. Daily inspection should include looking
foranythingthatwouldaffecttheintegrityofperformanceofthe
EVAC-U-SPLINT, i.e. tears, broken parts, loose hose clamps,
inoperable valves, etc. If damage is found or if maintenance is
required,taketheEVAC-U-SPLINToutofserviceuntilsuchtime
thatitcanbeproperlyrepairedorreplaced.Asamplemaintenance
logisincludedattheendoftheseapplicationguidelines.
ThematerialsusedintheconstructionoftheEVAC-U-SPLINT
donotrequireanyspecialmaintenance.Keepallsurfacesclean,
dryandfreeoftearsandyourEVAC-U-SPLINTshouldprovide
youwithmanyyearsofreliableservice.
The manual vacuum pump is virtually maintenance-free.
Performgeneralexteriorcleaningasneeded.Onceayear,check
the O-ring seal. If the “O” ring needs lubrication, use a water
proof,aluminum complex formulagrease. NOTE: a1” spread
spanner wrench will be needed to remove the top cap of the
pumptoinspecttheO-ring.Photo 20.
CleananddisinfecttheEVAC-U-SPLINTaccordingtoyour
medical director’s guidelines. The EVAC-U-SPLINT and the
splint straps should be cleaned using soap and water, a mild
detergent,oracommercialcleaner/disinfectant.Whenthesplint
hasbeenexposedtobloodorbodyuids,itshouldbecleaned
usingcoldwaterandthenallowedtosoakinadetergentsolution
for 24 hours and then thoroughly rinsed and dried. ALWAYS
keeptheredleashedcapontheMaxiValve™whensoakingthe
EVAC-U-SPLINT. Photo 21.
Sodium hypochlorite (bleach) solutions may be used, but
avoidprolongedexposureofthefabrictohighconcentrations
of bleach because discoloration is possible. A 1% bleach
solution can be used on the EVAC-U-SPLINT, but it should
be thoroughly rinsed off with lukewarm or cold water and
thenallowedtodry.Makesurethesplintandsplintstrapsare
completely dry before placing them back into their storage/
carrycase.
Storage
maintenance
cleaning
NOTE:TheEVAC-U-SPLINTcanbemachinewashedusing
a washingmachinewithoutanagitator.MakesuretheMaxiValve
isprotectedwiththered leashed cap prior toplacingthesplint
intothewashingmachine.
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Theseinstructionsareintendedforminor repairsofsmallholes
or tears in the fabric material of the extremity splints. Large rips
or tears may require the product to be replaced. Contact your
authorized Hartwell Medical dealer or call us directly if you have
questionsabouttherepairofyourEVAC-U-SPLINT®product.
For holes or tears less than 3/4"(1.9 cm) in size:
•Locatethehole or tear in thematerialandmark it with a
pieceofmaskingtapeforeasyidentication.
•Cleanthesurfacetoberepairedthoroughlyusingisopropyl
(rubbing) alcohol. Make sure the area is dry and free of
ngerprintsbeforeapplyingadhesive.
If the hole is less than 1/8"(0.3 cm) in size:
•Applyasmall amount of vinylglueto the damaged area,
thoroughlycoveringthearea.
•Vacuumasmallamountofairoutofthesplinttopullsome
oftheglueintothedamagedarea.
•Releasethevacuumtoletairbackintothesplint.
•Allow the glue to dry thoroughly for 24 hours at room
temperature.
If the hole or tear is larger than 1/8"(0.3 cm), but less
than 3/4"(1.9 cm) in size:
•Make a patch from the material supplied that is at least
3/4"largerthan the tearon all sides. Example: fora 3/4"
tearmakeapatchthatmeasures1.5"x2.25".Makesureto
roundthecornersofthepatchsotheydonotpeel.
•Usingyournger(wearrubbergloves),applythegluetothe
splintandtoonesideofthepatch.Useathinevencoating.
Don’tapplyaheavylayerbecauseitwilltakelongertodry
andwillbesqueezedoutaroundtheedgesofthepatch.
•Allowthegluetobecometacky,thenplacethepatchover
the damaged area. Press the patch and the splint material
rmly together. Make sure the entire edge of the patch is
gluedsecurelytothesplint.
•Allow the glue to dry thoroughly for 24 hours at room
temperature.
For holes or tears larger than 3/4"(1.9 cm) in size.
ContactyourlocalauthorizedHartwellMedicalDealer.
Temporaryeldrepairsmaybeaccomplishedusingasmall
pieceofnonporousadhesivetapeorducttapeoverthedamaged
area. If you have any questions about these repair procedures,
pleasecontactusdirectly.
Thelotnumberislocatedonthefrontofthesplintunderneath
the“Propertyof”area.Recordthisnumberwithotherimportant
information, such as date of purchase and dealer name in the
spaceprovided.Retainthismanualforreferenceandincludeit
withanychangeinownershipofthisproduct.
Should you need to order replacement parts in the future,
please provide both the model number and the lot number to
ourcustomerservicedepartment.Thisinformationwillhelpus
provideyouwithaccurateinformationandtheproperpartsfor
yourEVAC-U-SPLINT.
Shouldyouhaveanyquestionsabouttheuseorcareofyour
EVAC-U-SPLINT,wewillbehappytohelpyou.Ourcustomer
service department can be reached by calling (760) 438-5500,
MondaythroughFriday,8:00am-4:30pmPST.
Product: EVAC-U-SPLINT Extremity Set
Model Number: ___________________________
Lot #: ___________________________
Date Purchased: ___________________________
Purchased from: ___________________________
Date Product Inspected
And Approved for Use: ___________________________
In-Service Training
Completion Date: ___________________________
All EVAC-U-SPLINT products manufactured by Hartwell
Medicalarewarrantedforthreeyearsfromthedateofpurchase,
or the date of receipt, if proof of delivery is provided. The
EVAC-U-SPLINTMaxiValve™isguaranteedforthelifeofthe
product.
Alldisposableandsoftgoodsarewarrantedfor90daysfrom
thedateofpurchase,orthedateofreceiptifproofofdelivery
is provided.Any product claimed defective due to material or
workmanship within the 90 day period will be inspected by
an authorized representative of Hartwell Medical. Obligation
is limited to replacement or repair of components found to be
defective.
Shouldapossibledefectbefoundaftertheproductisplaced
in service, contact your Hartwell Medical dealer directly. DO
NOT return the product without prior authorization.
Noproductclaimedtobedecientwill beaccepted without
prior approval of Hartwell Medical. Product accepted for
investigationwillbecleaned(ifnecessary),inspected,testedand
thenevaluatedforrepairorreplacement.Returnedproductswill
beevaluatedbyageofproduct,conditionofproductandexpected
length of time to repair the product. If deemed repairable, the
customerwillbeprovidedwithanestimatepriortobeginningany
repairs.Allrepaireditemscarrya90-daywarranty.
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rePair ProcedureS cuStomer Service
limited Warranty
return Policy

PartS diagram
PartS liSt
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Replacement
Ref# Part Number Description Quantity
1 EV 15P MaxiValve™ Replacement Kit 1
(3 MaxiValves, 3 Leashed Caps and 3 Hose Clamps)
2 EV 101 EVAC-U-SPLINT® Small Extremity Splint 1
3 EV 102 EVAC-U-SPLINT Medium Extremity Splint 1
4 EV 103 EVAC-U-SPLINT Large Extremity Splint 1
5 EV 14 EVAC-U-SPLINT Carry/Storage Case 1
6 EV 12C EVAC-U-SPLINT Compact Pump - Aluminum 1
7 EV 15PSA MaxiValve Portable Suction Adapter 1
For more information on additional parts, please contact our Customer Service Department at 760-438-5500.
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EveryonewhowillbeusingoroperatingtheEVAC-U-SPLINT®shouldberequiredtoactivelyparticipateintheinitial
trainingandallsubsequentrefreshertrainingsessions.Thiswillensureaclearunderstandingofthefunctionandcapabilities
oftheEVAC-U-SPLINT.Thesearesuggesteddocumentationformats.Additionalcopiesmaybenecessarytomeetyour
organization’sneeds.Photocopyorcreateadditionalformsaccordingtoyourmedicaldirector’sguidelines.
RoutineinspectionandmaintenanceisrequiredtokeeptheEVAC-U-SPLINTreadyforimmediateuse.If,atanytime,
theEVAC-U-SPLINTissuspectedofnotfunctioningproperlyitshouldbetakenoutofserviceuntilsuchtimethatitcanbe
thoroughlyinspectedandproperlyrepairedorreplaced.
documentation of training
maintenance log
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