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# Case/Segregation Data
SOP Section 9.5
#### Case/Segregation Tab Organization
{% hint style="danger" %}
Do NOT enter protected health information (PHI) in the VCI
(See yellow box at top of VCI Case/Segregation Tab)
{% endhint %}
A. If no curated evidence has been associated with this variant, the ACMG criteria codes for evaluation immediately follow the yellow box. Curated Evidence may be associated with the following individual and pairs of criteria (from top to bottom): **BS2**, **PS4**, **BS4****/****PP1**, **PM6****/****PS2**, **BP2****/****PM3**, **BP5**, and **PP4**.
B. If curated evidence has been added (to the current interpretation or a prior one), a table summarizing all entered evidence will appear before the criteria codes. This table will auto populate with any new submitted evidence.
#### Adding Curated Evidence
Scroll down or select a criterion from the Criteria Bar.
Evaluation of criteria may be completed before or after adding Curated Evidence.
Before adding evidence, you must select an evidence source.
Choose an option from the "Select Source" pulldown
Click 
to open the **Add \[Source] Evidence** selection screen.
Available fields vary based on the source:
   
The first field is required (indicated with **\***). Additional fields are optional.
After filling in field(s), click 
to open the **Add Evidence Details** selection screen.
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