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This document provides biographical information about Dr. C.M. Boger and an overview of his contributions to homeopathic literature. It notes that Boger was a leading homeopathic physician in the US in the early 20th century who translated and condensed Boenninghausen's works. Boger's publication systematized Boenninghausen's approach into a single volume that included 140 remedy profiles and a repertory. It outlines the structure and features of Boger's publication, including its focus on totality of symptoms, pathological generals, causation/time, and distinctive approach to fever cases.
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1. The document discusses Boenninghausen's Therapeutic Pocket Book (BTPB), a foundational homeopathic repertory published in 1846.
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3. The document analyzes BTPB's structure, including the organization of chapters, rubrics, and remedies. It also notes some misplaced rubrics. BTPB was pioneering in its focus on totality of symptoms, modalities, and relationships between remedies.
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This document summarizes Kent's Comparative Repertory of Homeopathic Materia Medica, a book that aims to help students study Kent's Repertory page by page. It contains 37 chapters arranged like Kent's Repertory, with explanations of rubric meanings, cross-references, important remedies, and differential diagnoses. New rubrics, sub-rubrics, and remedies are included from 36 reference sources. While it cannot be used without Kent's Repertory, it provides valuable explanations, additions, and clinical tips to aid students and practitioners in repertorization.
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This document summarizes a departmental discussion on Kent's Comparative Repertory of the Homeopathic Materia Medica presented by Dr. K.V. Satish. It provides an overview of the contents and structure of the book including 37 chapters from Mind to Generalities. The Mind chapter is the most detailed providing differentiation of remedies within rubrics and adding new rubrics and remedies from various sources. The repertory facilitates an in-depth understanding of rubrics, remedies and their relationships to aid accurate homeopathic prescribing.
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This document provides biographical information about Dr. C.M. Boger and an overview of his contributions to homeopathic literature. It notes that Boger was a leading homeopathic physician in the US in the early 20th century who translated and condensed Boenninghausen's works. Boger's publication systematized Boenninghausen's approach into a single volume that included 140 remedy profiles and a repertory. It outlines the structure and features of Boger's publication, including its focus on totality of symptoms, pathological generals, causation/time, and distinctive approach to fever cases.
Boenninghausen’s therapeutic pocket book[btpb]vandana b e
1. The document discusses Boenninghausen's Therapeutic Pocket Book (BTPB), a foundational homeopathic repertory published in 1846.
2. BTPB uses a philosophical approach to organizing symptoms under 7 chapters - Mind, Body systems, Sensations, Sleep/Dreams, Fever, Health changes, and Remedy relationships. It includes 342 remedies.
3. The document analyzes BTPB's structure, including the organization of chapters, rubrics, and remedies. It also notes some misplaced rubrics. BTPB was pioneering in its focus on totality of symptoms, modalities, and relationships between remedies.
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This document provides an overview of the regional repertory "Repertory to the symptoms of rheumatism, sciatica etc" by Alfred Pulford. It discusses the author, contents, organization, merits and demerits of the book. The repertory contains 211 pages organized into 29 chapters based on anatomical regions. It provides concise rubrics for rheumatism symptoms and includes accompanying general symptoms. While specific to rheumatism, it serves as a quick reference for practitioners.
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- The original Therapeutic Pocket Book (BTPB) was compiled by Baron Clemens Maria Franz Von Boenninghausen over many years based on his clinical experience and previous works compiling symptoms of homeopathic remedies.
- The BTPB brought together Boenninghausen's previous repertories and works to provide a concise reference for homeopaths to easily find the most similar remedy at the bedside. It focused on clear organization of symptoms to aid quick prescribing.
- Dr. T.F. Allen's 1891 translation is considered the most authoritative version, expanding the number of remedies included and adding sections like sides of the body. Subsequent editions made minor revisions but kept the
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- The original Therapeutic Pocket Book (BTPB) was compiled by Baron Clemens Maria Franz Von Boenninghausen over many years based on his clinical experience and previous works compiling symptoms of homeopathic remedies.
- The BTPB brought together Boenninghausen's previous repertories and works to provide a concise reference for homeopaths to easily find the most similar remedy at the bedside. It focused on classifying symptoms for therapeutic purposes.
- Dr. T.F. Allen's 1891 English translation is considered the most authoritative version, expanding the number of remedies included and adding sections like sides of the body. Subsequent editions made some minor revisions but kept the
This document provides an agenda and discussion points for an EWRT 1A class. It discusses focusing an essay topic, formulating a thesis statement, and using writing strategies like examples and illustrations to explain a concept. The document provides examples of thesis statements and outlines from sample student essays. It also includes discussion prompts and a homework assignment for students to create a preliminary outline for their own concept essay, including categories, types, and potential writing strategies to use.
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Correct prescribing is the art of carefully fitting pathogenetic to clinical symptoms, and such at present requires a special aptness in grasping the essential points of symptom images, great drudgery, mastering a working knowledge of our large materia medica and a most skillful use of many books of reference. It is the aim of this book “A Synoptic Key of the Materia Medica” is to simplify and introduce method into this work, so that the truly homoeopathic curative remedy may be worked out with greater ease and certainty.
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The document discusses three types of materia medica: therapeutic, picture, and comparative. Therapeutic materia medica organizes remedies by disease indications. Picture materia medica aims to represent each remedy's individual picture in an artistic manner, focusing on mental symptoms. Comparative materia medica compares remedies based on symptoms, pathology, sphere of action, or at the drug level. The document provides examples and discusses the merits and demerits of each approach.
The document describes the Complete Repertory by Robert Von Zandvoort and Edwin van Grinsven. It provides details on the authors, year of publishing, number of remedies, sources used, and improvements made compared to Kent's Repertory. Some key changes include reorganizing rubrics for improved hierarchy, consolidating similar rubrics, adding new rubrics, and providing extensive cross-referencing. The Complete Repertory aims to be the most comprehensive repertory through numerous additions and updates based on newer provings and sources.
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A comprehensive & easily understandable powerpoint presentation for quick study and revision of Gentry's Homoeopathic Repertory. This presentation has been made from the study of the 1890 Indian Reprint Edition by B. Jain Publishers. This work by any means is not a replacement to the meticulous study from the book. Refer to the Original work for elaborate study.
This document provides information about Jost Kunzli's contributions to homeopathic repertory and his development of Kent's Repertorium Generale. Some key points:
- Kunzli was a Swiss homeopath who studied under Pierre Schmidt and translated some of Kent's works.
- Between 1950-1981, he added over 1,000 symptoms to his copy of Kent's Repertory based on his own clinical observations and other sources.
- In 1987, Kunzli's additions were published as Kent's Repertorium Generale edited by Michael Barthel. It contains 682 remedies and follows the structure of Kent's Repertory.
- The repertory included symptoms from 72 sources
- Video recording of this lecture in English language: https://youtu.be/kqbnxVAZs-0
- Video recording of this lecture in Arabic language: https://youtu.be/SINlygW1Mpc
- Link to download the book free: https://nephrotube.blogspot.com/p/nephrotube-nephrology-books.html
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TEST BANK For Basic and Clinical Pharmacology, 14th Edition by Bertram G. Katzung, Verified Chapters 1 - 66, Complete Newest Version.
TEST BANK For Basic and Clinical Pharmacology, 14th Edition by Bertram G. Katzung, Verified Chapters 1 - 66, Complete Newest Version.
TEST BANK For Basic and Clinical Pharmacology, 14th Edition by Bertram G. Katzung, Verified Chapters 1 - 66, Complete Newest Version.
TEST BANK For Basic and Clinical Pharmacology, 14th Edition by Bertram G. Katzung, Verified Chapters 1 - 66, Complete Newest Version.
Basavarajeeyam is a Sreshta Sangraha grantha (Compiled book ), written by Neelkanta kotturu Basavaraja Virachita. It contains 25 Prakaranas, First 24 Chapters related to Rogas& 25th to Rasadravyas.
2. CONTENTS
Topics Page No.
Dr. Phatak’s Life and Work 3-4
Introduction 6
Editions 7
Historical Background 8
Typography 9
Construction of the repertory 10-19
Philosophical Background 20
Advantages 21-23
Limitations 24
References 27
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3. DR. PHATAK’S LIFE AND WORK
A pioneer of Homoeopathy in Maharasthra, Dr Shankar Raghunath Phatak was
born on 6th September, 1896.
Dr. Phatak was basically an allopathic doctor with M.B.B.S. degree. He was
not satisfied with allopathic treatment. He was convinced about Homoeopathy
while going through Sir William Osler's writings on 'History of Medicine' so
switched over to an entirely Homoeopathic Practice in 1932. He also started
working on Homoeopathic literature along with his Practice.
He had sound knowledge about Homoeopathic organon and philosophy,
Materia Medica and various repertories.
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4. Dr. Phatak had also contributed many other books in Homoeopathy. Other
Literary Contribution of Dr. Phatak are:
1) Materia Medica of Homoeopathic Medicines by Dr. S.R. Phatak (English) –
July
1977.
2) Repertory of Biochemic Remedies (English)
3) Homoeopathic Materia Medica (Marathi).
4) Repertory of Homoeopathic Medicines (Marathi).
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6. INTRODUCTION:-
A Concise Repertory of Homoeopathic Medicines by Dr. S. R. Phatak is an
alphabetized re-working of Boger and Boenninghausen. It is an enlarged and
improved version of the ‘Repertory part of Synoptic key to Materia Medica’ by
C.M. Boger.
It is an alphabetical clinical repertory and a concise reference work.
No drug is given unless the Dr. Phatak has cured in his own practice or unless
there is strong justification provided by authors like Boger, Kent, Clarke and
remedies for a particular rubric have been reduced to minimum by a careful
selection.
It is a post kentian repertory(middle time repertory).
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7. EDITIONS:-
Year of publishing:
➢ 1st edition: 1963
➢ 2nd edition: 1977 published with the help of Dr. P. Sankaran
➢ Reprint edition: 1994
➢ 3rd edition: 2000 (New additions are marked with ‘+’ mark).
➢ 4th edition: 2005
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8. HISTORICAL BACKGROUND:-
The idea of handy concise alphabetically arranged repertory seems to be of Dr
Phatak’s , but because of ill health he was unable to contribute much. His
friend Mr. S.L. Kapadia, who knew about the idea, unexpectedly came to his
help. One day he came to the author, with a skeleton copy of this work and
asked the author to fill up the gaps, check and recheck it. This skeleton work
was prepared from the authors rough draft notes of Marathi repertory.
Thus after the initiative pain taken by Mr. Kapadia, Dr. Phatak arranged the
work properly rewrote it and made many additions. Then Dr. Miss Homai
Merchant , his student, typed up the copy for repertory, afterwaeds with his
son’s help, 1st edition was published. Few years later Dr. P. Sankaran added
few new rubrics, remedies and published 2nd edition of book.
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9. TYPOGRAPHY:-
Gradation of Remedies
➢ 3 grades:-
▪ 1st grade: CAPITAL BOLD
▪ 2nd grade: Italics
▪ 3rd grade: Roman
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10. CONSTRUCTION OF THE REPERTORY:-
➢ This repertory has:
1. Preface to the 1st edition by S.R. Phatak.
2. Preface to the 2nd edition published by P. Sankaran.
3. Preface to the 3rd edition by D.S. Phatak.
4. Publishers note to the fourth edition.
5. List of abbreviations.
6. Lastly Repertory proper.
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11. Preface Part:-
Arrangement of rubric is strictly alphabetical from Abdomen to Zygomae.
In preface Dr. Phatak says, “Prescribing in Homoeopathy is both science and
art.” Three prerequisites are required for this:
Good case taking
Sound knowledge of
Materia Medica
Skillful use of
Reference book
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12. This repertory is a concise one and not exhaustive as repertories like by Kent,
Boenninghausen and others. But it is aimed at reducing the burden of
prescribing by serving as a handy and useful reference book.
There are no definite sections. The plan is in alphabetical order and covers
heading like Mental generals, Modalities, Organs and their subparts. So finding
appropriate rubric is easy.
All the physiological and pathological conditions such as appetite, aversions,
desires, nausea, thirst, fever, pulse etc. are in alphabetical order.
Cross-references given wherever necessary, indicated by CAPITALS. In each
main rubric all important symptoms, their concomitants and modalities are
given. Depending on the totality of symptoms try and find a symptoms from a
particular organ and if not found refer to the general conditions.
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13. Causations are given under agg. both general and particular. For general
modalities the words AGG. and AMEL. in CAPITALS while under particulars
rubrics written ordinary Agg. & Amel.
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14. Appearance of symptoms on one
side, symptoms going upwards and
downwards etc. are given
under directions of symptoms.
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15. Generals and Particulars: Many general symptoms have been coined from
particular symptoms. This knack is the secret of the Boger’s method. E.g.
Black denotes that discharges, menses, discoloration of skin etc. are black.
Calculi represents a tendency to form calculus and includes urinary, pancreatic
calculi etc.
Mental attitudes are found under mental conditions.
Pathology : Repertory contains many pathological entities like Addison’s
disease, fatty degeneration, leukemia etc. one understands that these rubrics are
to be used in the absence of guiding symptom.
The Concise Repertory contains many rubrics not found in Kent’s Repertory.
Though it is much smaller it gives more remedies for some rubrics than are
given in Kent’s Repertory. E.g. Under spices agg. Kent gives only Phos.
Whereas under ‘condiments agg.’ Nux-v., Phos., Selenium are given.
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16. ➢ The Changes Made for the Fourth Edition are as follows:-
1) The text takes a new format, with distinctive style for each level of symptoms.
The symptoms go up to five levels as the following illustration shows:
Level 1 MAMMAE: Bell; Bry; Carb-an; Cham; Con; Hyds; Iod; Lac-c;
Merc; Oci-c; Pho; Phyt; Sabal; Sil; Urt.
Level 2 Right: Ign; Kali-bi; Phel; SIL.
Level 3 Below: Carb-an; Caust; Chel; CIMI; Grap; Laur; Lil-t; Merc-i-r;
Phos; Sul; Ust.
. Jumping alive, as if +: Croc.
. Scapula, to: Merc.
Left: Bor; Bov; Lil-t; Lyc; Phel.
. Arms to fingers: Ast-r.
. Below: Ap; Bry; Cimi; Pho; Sul; Ust.
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17. . Pain
Level 4 - Cough, with: Mos.
- drawn back, as if+: Croc.
- dysmenorrhea, with: Caus.
- head, to: Glo.
- jumping: Croc.
- meals, after: Rum; Stro.
- menses
Level 5 at: Grap.
between: Ust.
2) In the original arrangement, only a few words from the higher level should be
considered in constructing the symptom at a lower level. Sometimes the exact
meaning of the symptom was difficult to construe. For instance, in the original
version:
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18. COUGH:
Walking, Fast Agg: Sep.
Amel: Canc-fl; Dros.
Could mean
Cough, amel by walking fast: Canc-fl; Dros.
This now appears as:
Cough
Walking
. Amel: Canc-fl; Dros.
. Fast Agg: Sep.
3) Although the repertory is based on alphabetical arrangement, for major organs,
rubrics on locations are arranged first followed by complaints and sensations.
Among the locations, the right side is followed by the left. Wherever this
arrangement was not followed, it has been corrected.
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19. 5) Similarly, in certain modalities pertaining to stools, menses, etc., the order of
appearance, viz., before, during and after, has been consistently followed.
6) There are two types of alternating symptoms-
I. Alternating sides within the same organ/location, and
II. Symptoms alternating with other organs.
III. The first category comes under locations and the second under
complaints. This has been uniformly followed.
7) Additions placed at appropriate places and duplications avoided. The additions
are indicated by placing ‘+’ after the symptoms. Addition of remedies to the
existing rubrics have also been indicated similarly.
8) The abbreviations follow those of Boger. In order to avoid confusion, a full list
of abbreviations of remedies has been provided.
9) Total number of medicines in the fourth edition is 451 and the number of main
rubrics is 1971.
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20. 11) Every remedy high grade or low grade becomes equally important when it is
connected with peculiar concomitant or with an unusual condition or
circumstance.
12) Each column begins with full details of the rubric. Where a rubric is broken
between two columns, the continuation on the second column is indicated by
the rubric head followed by two dots. e.g. CRAVING sour things ..
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21. 13) The header indicates the beginning and ending
first level rubric word in each page.
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22. PHILOSOPHICAL BACKGROUND:-
After critical study of other literature and philosophies of prescribing remedy
Dr. Phatak understood that in many cases modalities and concomitants are the
most important factors for prescribing a correct remedy. Circumstantial remedy
or modality related to the position or posture of a patient may be more
valuable. The aversions, desires, mental attitudes, causation the appearance of
symptoms on one side or going upward or downward etc. give a clue to the
selection of the remedy if they are very marked.
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23. ADVANTAGES:-
This repertory is intended to serve as a handy and useful reference book.
Remedies for a particular rubric are reduced to as minimum as possible for
careful selection.
Alphabetical arrangement of repertory helps in studying this repertory
systematically.
Rubrics like blood pressure, bronchitis, bronchiectasis, colitis mucous etc. are
very useful nosological rubrics.
The case which has less number of mental generals but more pathological
symptoms can be processed through Phatak’s Repertory.
The arrangement of rubrics in Phatak’s Repertory makes it useful in most of
the daily routine cases.
There are 52 clinical rubric that are not present in Kent repertory but are
included in this book.
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26. Limitations:-
Remedy source is not mentioned.
Number of remedies are few in most of the rubrics makes difficult to
repertorise.
Full remedy index is not mentioned makes it difficult to know the remedies
used in this repertory.
Old terminologies are used in rubrics.
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27. OTHER ALPHABETICAL REPERTORIES:-
Glazor - First alphabetical pocket repertory – Leipzig - 1833
Clofar Muller - Systematic alphabetical repertory - 1848
Bryant - An alphabetical repertory - New York- 1851
Homoeopathic medical repertory - Dr. Robin Murphy - 1993 (Chapters in
alphabetical order)
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28. REFERENCES:-
Phatak SR. A Concise Repertory Of Homoeopathic Medicines.
www.similia.com
Tiwari S.K. Essentials of Repertorization.
Siju PV. A Reference To Repertories For Homeopathic Students.
Khanaj VR. Reperire – Repertory Simplified.
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