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- 1. Dr Suharini Sulgante MD AYU (Ph.D Scholar) Professor and HOD, Dept of Shareera Rachana Shri Hingulambika Ayurvedic Medical College, Kalaburgi GUIDE Dr Ashwini Kumar Waghmare MD AYU Professor and HOD, Dept of Shareera Rachana N K Jabshetty Ayurvedic Medical College ,Bidar
- 2. CONTENTS • INTRODUCTION • AIMS AND OBJECTIVES • MATERIALS AND METHODS • STUDY DESIGN • RESULTS • DISCUSSION • CONCLUSION THE STUDY OF DERMATOGLPHICS IN RELATION TO EKADOSHAJA PRAKRUTI
- 3. INTRODUCTION • Dermatoglyphics is the study of the patterns of epidermal ridges of fingers, palms, toes and soles. • The assessment of the prakruti by this Dermatoglyphic study we may get to know the span of the life, behaviour and health condition of the person. • As it is said the life span, health, wealth, behaviour differ from one prakruti to other. THE STUDY OF DERMATOGLPHICS IN RELATION TO EKADOSHAJA PRAKRUTI
- 4. NEED FOR THE STUDY… • An effort is being put to understand this topic as there is insufficient literature regarding Dermatoglyphics. • This study may be observed, in view of preventing, predicting and diagnosis of this disease in future, which can be considered above all investigative procedures and good screening method. THE STUDY OF DERMATOGLPHICS IN RELATION TO EKADOSHAJA PRAKRUTI
- 5. AIM AND OBJECTIVES • Conceptual study of Dermatoglyphics and Prakruti. • Application of Dermatoglyphics in Ekadoshaja Prakruti Parikshana. MATERIALS AND METHODS • Literary and conceptual study was carried out by consulting Brihatrayees, Laghutrayees, other classical texts books, • Modern medical text books,journals, presented papers, previous thesis work done • Books of Palmistry and correlated, analyzed with the knowledge of contemporary science on the subject. THE STUDY OF DERMATOGLPHICS IN RELATION TO EKADOSHAJA PRAKRUTI
- 6. STUDY DESIGN • RESEARCH DESIGN: Observational ,analytical study. • SAMPLE SIZE: 20 volunteers of each EkdoshajaPrakruti was taken for the study. • ASSESSMENT: The palm prints were obtained by the standard ink technique. Assessment of Prakruti of individual was done through standard questionnaires format and statistically analyzed. • OBSERVATION: Observation are made with Prakruti analysis in relation to Dermatoglyphics as against the Mean Atd angle Mean TFRC count Total number of patterns and frequency of patterns.
- 8. RESULTS Total number of patterns Dosha Whorl Radial loop Ulnar loop Arch Vatala 37% 7% 50% 6% pittala 27.5% 0.5% 56% 16% kaphala 26.5% 1% 63% 9.5% THE STUDY OF DERMATOGLPHICS IN RELATION TO EKADOSHAJA PRAKRUTI
- 9. Dosha Mean Atd angle Vatala 41.70 Pittala 42.70 Kaphala 42.450 Dosha Mean TFRC Count Vatala 97.7 Pittala 90.6 Kaphala 97.7 THE STUDY OF DERMATOGLPHICS IN RELATION TO EKADOSHAJA PRAKRUTI
- 10. DISCUSSION • The frequency of patterns differs from one prakruti to other, the frequency of the whorls is more in vatala prakruti,the frequency of the arch is more in pittala and the frequency of the ulnar loop is more in sleshmala. PRAKRUTI &PATTERN VATALA WHORL PITTALA ARCH SLESHMALA LOOP QUALITIES Independent Secretive Suspicious Emotional elasticity Selfish Ungrateful Dishonest Original Idealistic Impulsive Short tempered Artistic Self contained Stubborn Increased nervous activity Adaptable Versatile Emotionally responsive Perceptual Romantic Keen of observation Easygoing Sympathetic
- 11. • Prakruti and Dermatoglyphics can be considered under genetic control as prakruti is formed at the time of conception , it refers to genetically determined physical and mental makeup of the individual. • Where as the Dermatoglyphic markings correspond to the neurophysiologic development and it relates to physical, emotional and mental health condition. • The development of Dermatoglyphic pattern can be considered under genetic control having three specific features i.e. Uniqueness, invariance and hereditary . • By this the Dermatoglyphic study may be helpful or used to asses the complex genetic traits, genetic disorders. THE STUDY OF DERMATOGLPHICS IN RELATION TO EKADOSHAJA PRAKRUTI
- 12. CONCLUSION • The characteristic features of each Prakruti assessed during the study conducted are found to have been in concurrence with those mentioned in our classics. • This simple inexpensive and noninvasive method of performing Dermatoglyphics study may thus become a useful tool in the hands of clinicians compared to other alternative studies like genomics etc. • Thus examination of palmer prints may soon become part of the general physical examination thus can become a major milestone in the field of Ayurtechnology. THE STUDY OF DERMATOGLPHICS IN RELATION TO EKADOSHAJA PRAKRUTI
- 13. REFERENCE • Apurba Nandy-principes of Forensic Medicine, 1st edition, New central book agency,Calcutta 1 pp 92-93, cp 6o6. edition 1995 • Sanshkshipta Garuda purana Purvakanda(acharakanda), chapter 63 & 64, Geeta press, Gorakhpur, Kolkata, 14th edition, pp 95-97, cp 614. • Sanshskhipta Bhavishya purana, Brahma parva, chapter 27, pp 56 • Cherio’s Palmistry “The Book of Fate and Fortune” by Jagjit Uppal, 10 th printing 1998, Orient paperbacks, Delhi, pp 10, cp 242 • P.V.Tiwari, kasyapa samhitha or vridhajivikiya tantra, translation with English and commentary, chaukambha Bharati academy, varanasi, reprint 2002, pp 75-77, cp 792. • Samudrik Tilak M. Katakkar, Encyclopedia of Palm and Palm Reading, ©1992 UBS Publishers' Distributors, Ltd., New Delhi, pp. 114 - 116. • Harold Cummins and Charles Midlo, Finger Prints and Soles An I ntroduction To Dermatoglyphics, ©1943 The Blackiston Company, Philadelphia,pp9. THE STUDY OF DERMATOGLPHICS IN RELATION TO EKADOSHAJA PRAKRUTI