Per Curiam.
Claimant alleges that the commission did not consider either the allowed psychiatric condition or Dr. Durgin's report. Both claims fail.
Claimant's first assertion is grounded in the omission of "dysthymic disorder" from the enumerated conditions in the permanent total disability order. Relying on State ex rel. Johnson v. Indus. Comm. (1988),
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