Astanga Hrdayam and maulik Siddhant (Record no. 18218)
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Classification number | 615.538 SIT |
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Author name | Sitaram,Bulusu |
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Title | Astanga Hrdayam and maulik Siddhant |
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Place of publication, distribution, etc. | Varanasi |
Name of publisher, distributor, etc. | Chaukhambha Orientalia |
Date of publication, distribution, etc. | 2017 |
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Page | 393p. |
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General note | Chapter<br/>CONTENTS<br/>V31. Treatment of dosas<br/>1-338 32. Treatment of psychological factors<br/>33. Four limbs of treatment<br/>34. Easily curable diseases<br/>II Chapters of the text<br/>1. Ayuşkamiya- (Aspiration for a long life)<br/>1. Prayer<br/>2. The eight branches of Ayurveda<br/>3. Number of dosas<br/>4. Seats of dosas<br/>5. Functioning time of doșas<br/>6. Natüre of digestive fire<br/>7. Nature of the digestive tract<br/>8. Constitutions<br/>9. Characters of Vata dosa<br/>10. Characters of Pitta dosa<br/>11. Characters of Kapha doşa<br/>12. Samsarga and Sannipäta<br/>13. Seven types of tissues<br/>14. Three types of excreta<br/>15. Increase and decrease of dosas<br/>16. Six taste perceptions<br/>17. Action of Rasa on doşa<br/>18. Three types of drugs<br/>19. Viryam-Potency/activity<br/>20. Vipäka-Post digestive effect 21. Qualities of drugs/foods<br/>3 35. Difficult to cure diseases<br/>5 36. Manageable diseases<br/>5 37. Diseases to be avoided<br/>538., Patient to be discarded<br/>6 39. Indexing of chapters<br/>62. Dinacarya- (Daily regimen)<br/>61. Brähma Muhürta<br/>7 2. Brushing the teeth<br/>Contra indications of Tambüla 74.<br/>7 3. Collyrium application<br/>75. Oil bath and its contra indications<br/>86. Exercises<br/>87. Rubbing the body<br/>8 8. Bathing<br/>8 9. Food intake<br/>10. Importance of righteousness<br/>911. Things to be avoided<br/>9 12. Worshipping Gods<br/>13. Speaking method<br/>14. Method of behaviour<br/>15. Things not to look at<br/>16. Individual behaviour<br/>17. Worldly wisdom<br/>18. Result of positive deeds<br/>3. Rtucarya - (Seasonal regimen)<br/>22. Factors for disease and Health<br/>23. Two types of diseases<br/>24. Seats of diseases<br/>25. Dosas of Mind<br/>26. Clinical examination<br/>1. The six seasons<br/>27. Examination of the disease<br/>2. Ādāna kāla<br/>28. Characters of Deśa<br/>3. Visarga kāla<br/>29. Times of drug administration<br/>4. Regimen during winter<br/>30. Drug types<br/>Regimen during autumn<br/>12. Control of yawning<br/>13. Control of tears<br/>14. Control of vomiting<br/>15. Control of ejaculation<br/>16. Urges to be controlled<br/>17. Expelling of dosas<br/>11. Control of exertional dyspnoea<br/>3<br/>Chapter<br/>6 Regimen during spring<br/>7. Regimen during summer<br/>8. Regimen during rainy season Regimen during post monsoon<br/>period<br/>4. Roganutpādaniya-(Preventive 1. Controlling of natural urges<br/>2. Control of flatus<br/>3. Control of defaecation<br/>4. Control of urination<br/>5. Control of belching<br/>6. Control of sneezing<br/>7. Control of thirst<br/>8. Control of appetite<br/>9. Control of sleep<br/>10. Control of cough<br/>Page<br/>Chapter<br/>32<br/>7. Cool water<br/>31<br/>Hot water<br/>369<br/>Coconut Water<br/>10. Qualities of milk<br/>37 aspects)<br/>11 Cow's milk<br/>P<br/>52<br/>40<br/>13. Goat's milk<br/>40<br/>14. Camel's milk<br/>12. Milk of a she-buffaloe<br/>12<br/>53<br/>41<br/>15. Woman's milk<br/>53<br/>41<br/>16. Sheep's milk<br/>53<br/>42<br/>17. Elephant's milk<br/>54<br/>42<br/>18. Unboiled milk<br/>54<br/>42<br/>19. Over boiled milk<br/>54<br/>42<br/>20. Qualities of curds<br/>54<br/>43<br/>21. Qualities of butter milk<br/>54<br/>43<br/>22. Qualities of butter<br/>55<br/>43<br/>23. Qualities of ghee<br/>55<br/>43<br/>24. Sugar cane juice<br/>56<br/>43<br/>25. Cane juice syrup<br/>57<br/>44<br/>26. Qualities of jaggery<br/>57<br/>44<br/>27. Sugar from Yaväsa plant<br/>58<br/>45<br/>28. Qualities of honey<br/>58<br/>18. Importance of purification<br/>19. Nourishing procedure<br/>45<br/>29. Sesame or gingely oil<br/>45<br/>30. Castor oil<br/>6<br/>46<br/>31. Mustard oil<br/>61<br/>6<br/>20. Pacifying the diseases<br/>21. Results of ideal diet<br/>5. Dravadravya - (Liquids and liquid drugs)<br/>1. Rain water<br/>2.<br/>Gangodaka and Samudrodaka<br/>3.<br/>Water fit for consumption<br/>4.<br/>River water<br/>46<br/>32. Neem oil<br/>47<br/>33. Linseed oil<br/>34. Qualities of alcohol<br/>35. Alcohol from carbohydrates<br/>48<br/>36. Wines<br/>48<br/>37. Fermented palm sap.<br/>49<br/>38. Fermented rice<br/>49<br/>39. Qualities of urine<br/>Anna Svarūpa - (Sources of food<br/>1. Varieties of spiked rice<br/>Contra indications of water intake<br/>6. Food and water intake<br/>Chapter<br/>Millers<br/>Barley Wheat<br/>Page Chapter<br/>68<br/>17. Hrasvapañcamüla<br/>68<br/>38. Madhyamapañcamüla<br/>69 69<br/>39. Jivanapañcamüla 40. Troapañcamüla<br/>All<br/>5. Pulses<br/>69<br/>7. Annaraksa - (Prevention of for contamination)<br/>6. Green gram<br/>70<br/>7. Horse gram<br/>70<br/>1. Duty of a physician<br/>& Black gram<br/>70<br/>2. Characters of poisoned food<br/>Oil seeds<br/>71 3.<br/>Poisoned food additives<br/>10. Manda and Peya<br/>72 4.<br/>Characters of poisoning person<br/>11. Vilepi<br/>72 5.<br/>Testing the poisoned food<br/>12. Cooked rice<br/>73 73<br/>6. Poisons of oral cavity<br/>13. Soups<br/>7. Poisons in the intestines<br/>14. Syrups<br/>74<br/>8. Use of copper<br/>15. Flaked rice<br/>75<br/>9. Use of Gold<br/>16. Meat preparations<br/>17. Vegetarian animals<br/>18. Birds which live in trees<br/>19. Pecking birds<br/>20. Animals in burrows<br/>21. Animals which snatch food<br/>75<br/>10. Adverse foods/incompatibility 11. Definition of incompatibility<br/>75<br/>76<br/>12. Tapering a drug<br/>76<br/>13. Unsuitable diet<br/>76<br/>14. Sleep regimen<br/>76<br/>15. Sleep during day time<br/>77<br/>16. Sexual intercourse<br/>77<br/>17. The physician and the king<br/>77<br/>8. Mātrāśitīya - (Limits of food in<br/>22. Huge animals<br/>23. Aquatic birds<br/>24. Varieties of fish<br/>25. Wild animal meat<br/>26. Meat of different animals<br/>78<br/>1. Definition of food limit<br/>27. General qualities of meats<br/>79<br/>2. Quantity of food<br/>28. Digestibility of meats<br/>80 3.<br/>Diseases due to high quantity of<br/>29. Qualities of leafy vegetables<br/>81<br/>food<br/>30. Qualities of vegetables<br/>84<br/>4. Alasaka<br/>31. Qualities of fruits<br/>90<br/>5. Visūcika<br/>32. Common qualities of salts<br/>94<br/>6. Dandakālasaka<br/>33. Triphala<br/>97<br/>7. Āmavişa<br/>34. Trikațu<br/>98<br/>8. Treatment of Alasaka<br/>35<br/>. Pañcakola<br/>36. Mahāpañcamüla<br/>9. Treatment of Visūcika<br/>99 10. Anti colic drugs<br/>Chapter<br/>14. Trestnew of Amadoga<br/>Page<br/>PasChapter<br/>12.<br/>Tywatne the cause and disease<br/>Functions of bitter taste<br/>138<br/>16. Samasana<br/>15 Delayed absorption<br/>Prolonged indigestion<br/>Indigestion due to different dosas<br/>1187<br/>Functions of pungent faste<br/>138<br/>1198<br/>Fonctions of astringent taste<br/>138<br/>1209<br/>Drogs which are sweet<br/>138<br/>120 10<br/>Drugs which are sour<br/>139<br/>17 Adhyašana<br/>121 11<br/>. Drugs which are saltish<br/>139<br/>121<br/>12. Drugs which are bitter<br/>139<br/>121<br/>13. Drugs which are pungent<br/>122 122<br/>14. Drugs which are astringent<br/>15. Properties of different taste groups<br/>139<br/>140<br/>140<br/>141<br/>141<br/>141<br/>18. Visamāšana<br/>19. Food to be avoided<br/>20. Food for daily use<br/>21. Proportions of food and water<br/>22. Fluid vehicle or Anupâna<br/>23. When to eat food<br/>123 123<br/>16. Rasa and Virya<br/>9. Dravyādi viznānīya-(Principles of pharmacology)<br/>1. Päñcabhautic concept<br/>2. Rasa and Anurasa<br/>3. Rasa and Guna<br/>4. Drugs predominant of different Bhūtas<br/>5. Proportion of Bhūtas in a drug<br/>6. About Virya<br/>7. Guna and Virya<br/>8. Šita and Uşna vīrya<br/>9. Vipāka and its types<br/>10. Pharmacotherapeutic actions<br/>1. Nature of Rasa and others<br/>2. Prabhāva<br/>3. Vicitra pratyayārabdha<br/>D. Rasabhediya - (Types of Rasa)<br/>Origin of six Rasas<br/>Identification of different tastes<br/>Functions of sweet taste<br/>Functions of sour taste<br/>Functions of salt taste<br/>125<br/>17. Rasas and Gunas<br/>18. Combination of Rasas<br/>11. Doşādi viznāna - (Knowledge of dosas)<br/>126 127<br/>1. Physiological functions of Dosas, Dhātus and Malas<br/>128<br/>14<br/>2. Functions of tissues<br/>14<br/>128<br/>3. Functions of Malas<br/>129<br/>4. Aggravated dosas<br/>130<br/>5. Aggravated dhātus<br/>6. Aggravated Malas<br/>7. Decreased doșas<br/>8. Decreased dhātus<br/>9. Decreased Malas<br/>10. Area and the occupant<br/>11. Treatment of increase or decrease<br/>12. Specific measures to treat dhātus<br/>13. Aetiology of derangement of dhātus<br/>14. Oja<br/>15. Preventive measures<br/>if you dareene<br/>16 Samka yantre 10 Sunku Hooks<br/>20<br/>Salika-Probes or scoops<br/>21. Jambavaustha<br/>22 Mince surgical instruments<br/>23. Functions of instruments<br/>26. Sastravidhi-(Sharp surgical<br/>instruments) Characters of sharp instruments<br/>2 Mandalagra<br/>3. Vradhipatra<br/>4. Utpala and Ardhadhara<br/>5. Sarpāsya<br/>6 Esani - Probes<br/>7. Vetasapatra<br/>8. Śarārī Mukha<br/>Kusapatra<br/>10. Vrihi vaktra<br/>11. Kuthari<br/>12. Tämra Šalākā<br/>13. Ring scalpel<br/>14. Badiša<br/>Page Chapter<br/>278<br/>21. Khape or Charner<br/>378 278<br/>22. Vamid 23. Karna vedhini<br/>278 24. Secundary surgical aids<br/>279 25 Functions<br/>279<br/>26. Defects<br/>279<br/>27. How to hold an instrument<br/>279<br/>28. Instrument box<br/>280 29. Use of leeches 281 30. Poisonous leeches<br/>281 31. Non poisonous leeches<br/>282 32. Method of using leeches<br/>282<br/>33. Stagnated blood<br/>34. Aläbü-fruit shell<br/>35. Procedure of blood letting<br/>284<br/>27. Sirä vyadha - (Venesection)<br/>Characters of pure blood 1.<br/>Diseases due to vitiated blood 2.<br/>Venesection 3.<br/>Persons unfit for venesection 4<br/>Blood letting in different diseases 5.<br/>Method of severing a vein 6.<br/>284<br/>284<br/>285<br/>285<br/>285<br/>285 286<br/>7. Veins of the upper limb<br/>8. Veins of the lower limb<br/>286<br/>9. Proper and improper section<br/>285<br/>286<br/>10. Persistent impure blood<br/>286<br/>11. Arresting the bleeding 12. Diet etc; after bleeding<br/>286<br/>287<br/>28. Šalyāharaņa vidhi - (Removing<br/>287<br/>15. Karapatra<br/>16. Kartari<br/>17. Nakhasastra<br/>1. the oreign bodies) Movements of the foreign bodies<br/>2. Common characters<br/>18. Dantalekhana<br/>. 4. Śalya inside different body parts Missing foreign body in different<br/>19. Süci or needles<br/>. Needle brush<br/>CARIT<br/>11 Salya in the pharynx<br/>10. Salya deeply visible<br/>Chapter<br/>5 Extracting the Salya<br/>Salya in a transverse direction<br/>Visible Salya<br/>Invisible Salya<br/>Salya in a bony ares<br/>Page Chapter<br/>310<br/>24. Bandene<br/>Fage<br/>311<br/>27. No handaging 26. Qadies of bondage<br/>Sin 311<br/>25. Types of handages<br/>335<br/>125<br/>736<br/>312<br/>28. Formation of maggots<br/>321<br/>312<br/>10. Ksärägni Karma Vidhi<br/>12. Salya in the eye<br/>313<br/>(Cauterization technique)<br/>13. Salya in the ear<br/>3141<br/>Importance of alkati External application<br/>14. Insects in the ear<br/>314 2<br/>32<br/>15. Salya m the deeper muscle<br/>314 3.<br/>Contra indications<br/>techniques)<br/>29. Sastrakarma Vidhi-(Surgical<br/>315 4.<br/>Preparation of Madhyama Kshra<br/>5. Mrdu kşära<br/>2 Acute swelling<br/>1. Treatment of swelling<br/>6. Tikşna ksära<br/>316<br/>7. Qualities of ksära<br/>3. Swelling at its peak<br/>316<br/>8. Method of application<br/>4. Swelling at its optimum<br/>316<br/>9. Application in various diseases<br/>5. Cause of swelling<br/>316<br/>10. Cleaning the excess kşära<br/>6. Raktapāka<br/>317<br/>11. Excess cautery and treatment<br/>7. Break opening the swelling<br/>317<br/>12. Cautery with heat<br/>318<br/>13. Regions indicated<br/>8. Incising a swelling<br/>318<br/>14. Persons unfit for cautery<br/>9. Preparing the patient<br/>318<br/>15. Perfect cautery<br/>10. Operative procedure<br/>319<br/>16. Imperfect and excess cautery<br/>11. Qualities of a surgeon<br/>319<br/>17. Characters of Tuttha<br/>12. Post-operative procedure<br/>320<br/>18. Characters of Durdagdha<br/>13. Bandaging cloth<br/>320<br/>14. Protecting the wound<br/>19. Characters of Atidagdha<br/>321<br/>15. Wearing herbs on the head<br/>20. Treatment of scalds<br/>321<br/>16. Diet schedule in wounded<br/>322<br/>III. Appendices<br/>7. Things to avoid<br/>322<br/>1. List of plant drugs<br/>8. Nursing and assurance<br/>322<br/>2. Surgical instruments and the modern equivalants<br/>9. Re-bandaging<br/>323<br/>. Ulcers to be sutured<br/>323<br/>IV. Indexing the text<br/>Ulcers not to be sutured<br/>1. Sanskrit Words<br/>Method of suturing<br/>2. English Words<br/>After suturin<br/>V. Bibliography |
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