A Textbook of Ayurvedic Physiology : Sharir Kriya Vijnana

CONTENTS
1. Introduction
Synonyms of Sharir
Definition of Sharir
2. Cell (कोशिका प्रकरण)
Cell Junction
Cell division
3. Dosha Vijnaneeya
Adhyaya
Kahavattis
NAN
Swarayamra
Poppuna
Cough reflex
Lung volumes
Control of Respiration
Functions of Respiration
Kritrim swasochwas
19-33
Spirometry
Panchabhoutika theory
Udana vata
19
Vata
Speech
21
Vata qualities
22
Vyanavata
Vata sthana
Hridaya
23
Importance of vata
Hritkarya chakra
25
Heart sounds
Pitta
25
Rakta chaap
Thermogenesis
26
Blood circulation
Pitta qualities.
28
Cerebral circulation
Pitta places
28
Pulmonary circulation
Pitta functions
29
Prati harini sira
Kapha
30
Splenic circulation
Kapha-guna
31
Capillary circulation
Kapha sthana
31
Cutaneous circulation
Kapha karma
32
Skeletal Muscle
Adhyaya 4. Dosh Bheda Vijnaneeya
Pranavata
Dashavidha pranayatana
35
Prana vata places
functions
Respiration
35
37
Renal circulation
Systemic circulation
Circulation of blood
to head & neck
Circulation of blood
to upper limbs
Circulation of blood
to thorax
(xvi)
Glycogenolysis
427
18. Enzymes
Classification
453
Gluconeogenesis
429
Blood glucose
429
its regulation
433
Disestion and
absoption of fat
Metabolism of
435
fatty acids
437
Fatty acid synthesis
439
Ketosis
442
Cholesterol metabolism
444
Lipoproteins
447
Amino acid metabolism
Formation of urea
450
Urea cycle
451
Enzyme specificity Mechanism of
enzyme action
Inhibition of "activity
Isoenzymes
Clinical importance
of enzymes
Therapeutic uses
of enzymes
Isolation & purificati of enzyme