What is the name of the compound below? 
Definitions:
Above
A term that denotes a location or position higher than or over a specific point.
Beyond
not a specific medical or scientific term, generally meaning farther or outside the range.
Excessive
Used to describe something that is more than necessary, reasonable, or permissible; overly abundant.
Adhesion
The process of sticking or the state of being stuck together, often referring to internal tissues clumping together abnormally.
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