Innovative and worthy articles on Materia Medica, Repertory, Organon, Homoeopathic Pharmacy, practice of medicine, drug proving etc
Word index to Robin Murphy’s Homoeopathic Medical Repertory, 2nd revised edition. 1998 Abbreviations used: A/F: Ailments from Blank rubric,rubric having no remedy list For example : Abdomen, dropsy Ascites = 1…………21 Means that there is […]
Dr Mansoor Ali A compilation of cancer related rubrics for day to day clinical practice Homeopaths are not guarantying a complete cure in cancer, but we can palliate effectively and it is cost effective also. […]
Dr Saji K This is an attempt to explain how each part of a well taken case can be utilized while searching for a similimum in the repertory. Majority of the students and practitioners are […]
Dr Aarti M Patil (Kognole) History & Evolution of Card Repertory : – 1) In 1888 William Jefferson Guernsey’s prepared the first card Repertory based on Boenninghausen’s works i.e. Guernsey’s Boenninghausen’s slips published by Globe […]
Dr. Krishnendu maity Gait signifies posture of the patient during walking. It is classified as Due to diseases of bones – Limping Gait of Talipes equinovarous. Due to diseases of joints – Limping Gait of […]
Dr Mahwish Nosheen It is important that you must read this before giving record: I try my level best to cure you with proper care. As it is just to inform you that in Homoeopathy […]
Dr S S Moharana Lord Bacon once said, “Truth is the daughter of time not of any authority”. So our interest is to find out truth through appropriate logic of present day context for better […]
Dr Sunila Most physicians before about 1940 were valued almost exclusively for their communication skills. The satisfaction that both doctor & patient feel after an interview is often a reflection of the interpersonal interaction, occasionally […]
Dr.Rachna Sethi Email : minnierachna@gmail.com A brief comparison of Kent’s repertory with Therapeutic Pocket Book & Boger’s Repertory Download the comparison
Dr Nahida M Mulla MIND & DISPOSITION: Abandon, wild (Cross Ref. – wildness) Abandoned feels. Abhorrence (C.R – aversion) Absentminded. Absorbed. Abusive, inclined to be. Act, no longer wishes to. Actions, foolish. Accounts, makes mistakes. […]
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