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The document is a memorandum opinion from the United States District Court for the District of Maryland regarding a civil rights case filed by inmate Mich Aurel against Wexford Health Sources and several medical staff members. Aurel alleges he has been denied necessary medical treatment for various health issues stemming from a fall in 2016, claiming he has not received adequate care for conditions including throat, neck, and abdominal pain. The court reviews Aurel's extensive medical history and finds that he has received consistent medical attention and treatment, ultimately ruling that his claims do not meet the standard for deliberate indifference under the Eighth Amendment. The defendants' motion to dismiss or for summary judgment is granted.

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