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@@ -522,7 +522,7 @@ duplications of the alimentary tract are well - known but rare congenital malfor
  magnetic resonance imaging can be used to detail the intimate nature of the cyst with the spinal canal . 
  duplications should have all three typical signs : first of all , they should be attached to at least one point of the alimentary tract ; second and third are that they should have a well - developed smooth muscle coat , and the epithelial lining of duplication should represent some portions of alimentary tract , respectively [ 2 , 10 , 12 ] . in summary , the cystic appearance of both can cause a misdiagnosis very easily due to the rarity of cystic oesophageal duplications as well as the higher incidence of hydatid cyst , especially in endemic areas . 
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-print(summarizer(MEDICAL_DOCUMENT, max_length=230, min_length=30, do_sample=False))
+print(summarizer(MEDICAL_DOCUMENT, max_length=2000, min_length=1500, do_sample=False))
 >>>  [{'summary_text': 'duplications of the alimentary tract are well - known but rare congenital malformations that can occur anywhere in the gastrointestinal ( gi ) tract from the tongue to the anus . in children , small hydatid cysts with thin pericystic capsule localised in the brain and lungs respond favourably to medical treatment with oral administration of certain antihelminthic drugs such as albendazole , and the epithelial lining of duplication should represent some parts of the oesophageal lesion ( hc ) , the most common presentation is . a 7-year - old girl was referred to our clinic with coincidentally established cystic intrathoracic lesion with brownish fluid in the cyst was found in the lower third part ( 60 - 95% ) and on the right side .'}]
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