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Boenninghausen’s therapeutic pocket book[btpb]
1. Presented By: Dr. Vandana .B. E
PG, Dept. of Repertory (Part 1
Guided By : Dr. Rita Chakrabort
2. The principles and practicability
of
Boenninghausen’s
Therapeutic pocket book
For
Homoeopathicphysicians
to use
at the bedside and in the study
of the
Materia medica
By T. F . Allen
4. • Published in 1846
• Classification under repertories :- Based on philosophical
concept
concept of particular to generals
Based on doctrine of analogy and concomitants
• Has 2 parts a) Introduction By H.A.Roberts
Annie C Wilson
b) Repertory proper
• Editions:
1. By Boenninghausen in German language - 1846
2. By an Anonymous author to English – 1848
3. By Hempel – Criticized for careless translation
4. By Allen
5. American edition
5. • No. of remedies & editions
1. By Boenninghausen – 126
2. By an Anonymous author to English – 126
3. By Hempel – Criticized for careless translation- 126
4. By Allen- (126-4=122+220=342)
5. American edition - 342
6. PREFACE
By Derby,Conn, in August,1935
• It has been used more than 100 years
• The book has fallen into disuse because of the practicable
application by the younger generation in past few years, it is
because they have had knowledge of its philosophical
background.
• Every man (homoeopath) who has worked hard has built
on some principles. If we utilize these works, we shall see
the wisdom of the past flowering in the healing of the
present.
7. BOENNINGHAUSEN
• Full name- BARON CLEMENS MARIA FRANZ
VON BOENNINGHAUSEN [1785-1864]
• Doctor of civil and criminal lawyer converted to
homoeopathy when he had purulent tuberculosis and was
treated by A. Weihe by Pulsatilla.
• His son married to adopted daughter of Hahnemann’s
widow(Madam Melanie).
• Later he lived with Madam Hahnemann and her daughter
and had access to Hahnemann’s library and manuscripts.
8. CONTRIBUTIONS OF BOENNINGHAUSEN
831 The cure of cholera and its preventives
1832 Repertory of antipsorics
1833 Summary view of the chief sphere of
operation of the antipsoric remedies and of
the ch. Peculiarities as an appendix to the rep.
1833 An attempt at a hom. Therapy of intermittent
fever
1833 Contributions to a knowledge of peculiarities
of hom. Remedies
1833 Hom. Diet and a complete image of a dis. (For
the non professional public)
1834 Hom. The manual for the non medical public
1835 Rep. of med. Which r not anntipsorics
1836 Attempt at showing the relative kinship of
hom. Remedies
1846 BTPB
1849 Brief instruction for non physicians as to the
prevention and cure of cholera
9. 1849 Brief instruction for non physicians as to the prevention and cure of
cholera
1853 The two sides of the human body and relationship- hom. Studies
1853 The two sides of the human body and relationship- hom. Studies
1853 The hom. Domestic physician in brief therapeutic diagnosis-An attempt
1860 The hom. Treatment of whooping cough in its various forms
1863 The aphorisms of hippocrates with notes by homoeopath
1864 Attempt of hom. Therapy of intermittent and other fevers esp. for
Would-be homoeopaths. Second augmented and revised edition, part I,
the pyrexy.
10. Repertory uses by H. A. Roberts
• Value of repertory depends upon :-
1. The art of the physician in taking the case.
2. The knowledge of the repertory one attempts to use
a) Philosophical background
b) Its construction
c) Its limitations
d) Its adaptability
3. Intelligent use of resulting analysis
11. Art of physician in taking the
case
1. Subjective symp. +Objective symp. = Totality
2. Conversion of symp. To rubrics
3. Modalities (agg. & amel.) imp. To unlock the
similimum
4. Every symp. Shud be completed in itself [L S M C]
5. Complete the incomplete symp. By theory of
Analogy
6. Every symp. That refers to the part may be
predicted of the whole man
12. 7. The totality is to the disease, what the man is to
the ego.
8. Division of symp. Into Pri. and Sec. based on
Theory of logic
9. Symp. Appear in grtly varying conditions in
proving and in sickness
10.The symp. Of the remedy must correspond
perfectly to the symp. Of the disease
11.It is the buisiness of the physician accurately to
observe, faithfully record & scientifically clarify
the phenomena of disease for the purpose of
discovering and applying the curative remedy.
13. 12. The S/A of the remedy is discovered by assembling
under one schema all the symp. Of many provers.
13. Genus Epidemicus- Depends on study of many
cases fr the purpose of observation which focuses
on totality
14. Symp. Of a remedy as observed in provings cant be
found in any given case
15. dis + remedy = Totality
16. Wish : All the world’s physician (homoeopath) will
understand each other and also prescribe with
safety one and the same remedy for identical
morbid symptoms and not for the identical names
of disease
14. Construction of the Repertory
• PHILOSOPHICAL BACKGROUND :
Complete symptom
location, sensation ,modality, concomitance
• Doctrine of analogy – grand generalisation
• Doctrine of concomitant
• Evaluation of remedies
CAPITALS
Bold
Italics
roman
(roman)
• Concordance
15. Plan & construction
7 chapters in toto
1. Mind & Intellect (old edition mind & soul)
2. Parts of the body and organs
3. Sensations & complaints a. in general
b. of glands
c. of bones
d. of skin
4. Sleep & dreams
16. 5. Fever a. Circulation of blood
b. Cold stage
c. Coldness
d. Heat
e. Perspiration
f. Compound fever
g. Concomitant complaints
6. Alteration in the state of health
a. <acc. To time
b. <situatn & circumstances
c. >positn & circumstances
7. Relationship of remedies
17. Arrangement of chapters & Rubrics
• Chapters- Hahnemanian schema
– Not according to his philosophy- Location,
sensations, modalities & concomitants
• Rubrics – no definite orders
– General chapters- alphabetical
– Particulars – parts – mostly anatomical but some
are mixed with sensation
19. MIND AND INTELLECT
• No. of rub.- 36
• No. of pages – 8
• Arr. Of rub. – Alphabetical
• Sub chap- nil
• Boenninghausen has followed Hahnemann's
principles that Emotional cause is responsible
for disturbed function in establishing
equilibrium.
• Misplaced rubrics : vertigo & unconsciousness
20. PARTS OF THE BODY & ORGANS
• 32 chapters – Hahnemanian schemea
• No. of rub-847
• Total 118 pages
• Arr. Of rub. – not alphabetical
• Anatomical schema used by Hahnemann from
head to lower limbs
• No. of sub chap. are as follows…
21. chapters Sub chapters
1 Head – 4 sc Int head
ext head
Int. head sides
Ext.head sides
2 Eyes- 2 sc eyes
vision
3 Ears- 2sc ears
Hearing
4 Nose- 2sc Nose
Smell
5 Face- 2 sc Face
Locations of sensations
6 Mouth & fauces-
5 sc
Mouth & fauces
Hunger & thirst
Taste
Eructation
Nausea & vomitting
24. SENSATIONS & COMPLAINTS
• No. of rub.- 825
• No. of pgs.- 94
• Arr. Of rub.- Alphabetical
• No. of sc.- In general
glands
bones
skin
• Sensations are not merely from mind , but
merely the sensations happening in the body.
25. • Under Sub. Symptoms, feeling better for the
whole being is mentioned e.g.., desire for cold
air, intolerance of clothing etc..
• Symptoms of affinity- Symp. On left side, rt.
Side, crosswise etc..
• Symp. Covering clinical conditions- Apoplexy,
consumption, convulsions, paralysis etc…
• MISPLACED RUBRICS : Air, aversion to , Desire
for open air, Frozen limbs, Hair falling & nails
in Skin
26. SLEEP & DREAMS
• Arr. Of rub.- Alphabetical
• Subrubrics- Sleep
Position in sleep
Dreams
• Yawning, Sleepiness, Sleeplessness, Positions
in sleep, dreams r mentioned
27. FEVER
• Arr. Of rub. – Not Alphabetical
• No. of sc.- 7
• Circulation of blood
• Cold stage
• Coldness
• Heat
• Perspiration
• Compound fever
• Concomittant complaints
28. • Circulation- Anaemia, congestion, Pulse symp.
• Cold stage
• Coldness & heat- Variations of symp.
• Perspiration- part wise
• Compound fever- all permutation & comb.
• Concomittant symp.- Alternating & ass. Symp.
• MISPLACED RUBRICS :Anaemia
29. ALTERATION IN THE STATE OF HEALTH
• Time modalities- clockwise
• Arr. Of other rub.- Alphabetical
• No. of sc.- 2
• Aggravation
• Amelioration
• Aggravation sc. has more no. of rubrics than
amelioration sc.
• Aggr. Sc. Has some rub. Of poisoning e.g..
<arsenic fumes, <coal gas, <intoxication
30. • MISPLACED RUBRICS : Burns, children remedy,
nursing children, disordered stomach, drinkers
for hard, injuries, lying in women, suppression
of eruption, suppression of nasal catarrh,
sweat, Pregnancy, Stone cutters for, Women
for.
31. RELATIONSHIP OF REMEDIES
• 7th section
• Most useful – appreciated by Dr Kent
& Herring
• No of drugs – 141
• Arr. Of remedies- Alphabetical
•Based on 7 sections of BTPB
•Typography – same as main book
32. • Each remedy is given relationship with
other remedies based on
• Mind
• Localities
• Sensations
• Glands
• Bone
• Skin
• Sleep & dreams
• Blood,circulation & fever
• < Time & Circumstances
• Other remedies
• Antidotes
• Injurious remedies (amm.carb,arn,bell)
33. Usefulness of this chapter
• Used for studying relationship of remedies under
diff. levels, e.g. mind, sensations, modalities
• Helps to find out close running medicines,
thought for future f/u
• To find out the 2nd med. If the first one (though
indicated), does not meet with the expectation in
a given period of time
• Sometimes, a deep acting med. Cant be given
although indicated, in those cases, an analogue
can be found out.
• Helps in studying various relationships of
remedies.
34. SCOPE OF BTPB
• Though less no of mental strong emotions are
given for final differentiation.
• More Modalities & concomitants
• Useful remedy relationship
• 5 Gradation – helps in better differentiation
• Direct Comprehensible rubrics
• Better in sides representation
• Index with neophytes
• Pathological/objective symp also represented in
this small book.
• Small and handy, very useful for bedside practice.
36. LIMITATIONS
• Limited no. of medicines
• Mind chapter- v consize
• Mind- Less no. of rub.
• Concomitants are not mentioned properly
• No indexing of chapters
• No separate headings for diff. chapters
• Limited rubrics
• Well proven medicine r not given e.g. desire
salt- No Nat.mur. (69), smoked meat-C P- Ab
37. • Defect in construction- e.g. int head-ext.
head-int head –ext. head(26-27-29-30)
• Misplaced rubrics
• Similar rubrics e.g.- Labour like pain- in
sensation (166) & in sexual organs ch. (104)
• Burns- in sensation(147) & Agg. (273)
• Not updated till date.
