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Strong List Colon Position

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"stage 0:"

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"stage Ia: "

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"stage Ib: "

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"stage II: "

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"stage III: "

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"stage IV: "

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Accepted Abbreviations

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"The Hinchey classification is the most commonly used system (c.2020) ⁸ and has been variously modified since its original description ^3,5,6; no single system has been shown to be superior in terms of patient outcomes ⁸. Most classifications do not address some aspects of diverticular disease, such as fistula formation or bowel obstruction ^ref."

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Number Formatting

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"The Hinchey classification is the most commonly used system (c.2020) ⁸ and has been variously modified since its original description ^3,5,6; no single system has been shown to be superior in terms of patient outcomes ⁸. Most classifications do not address some aspects of diverticular disease, such as fistula formation or bowel obstruction ^ref."

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Strong

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"stage 0:"

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Colons

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"CT finding: Ia changes and pericolic or mesocolic abscess"

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"CT finding: Ia changes and distant abscess, usually deep pelvic"

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Semicolons

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"The Hinchey classification is the most commonly used system (c.2020) ⁸ and has been variously modified since its original description ^3,5,6; no single system has been shown to be superior in terms of patient outcomes ⁸. Most classifications do not address some aspects of diverticular disease, such as fistula formation or bowel obstruction ^ref."

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Biographical Lifespan

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"History and etymology"

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