Ashtangasamgraha 5.28

5.28

atisthaulyāgnisadanamehakuṣṭhahṛtaujasaḥ |

srotorodhākṣavibhraṃśaśvāsaśvayathupāṇḍutāḥ ||

teṣu saptasu pratibaddhāni koṣṭhāṅgāni hṛdayayakṛtplīhaphuphphusoṇḍukavṛkkāntrādīni |

tatra samānenādhmāyamānasya dehoṣmaṇā pacyamānasya śoṇitasyācchato jāyate yakṛt plīhā ca |

raktaphenāt phuphphusam |

raktakiṭṭāduṇḍukaḥ |

raktamedaḥprasādād vṛkkau |

raktamāṃsaprasādādāntrāṇi |

tāni sārdhatrivyāmāni puṃsām |

trivyāmāni srīṇām |

raktasyānilayogāt kālīyam |

hṛdayaṃ punaḥ śleṣmaraktaprasādāt sambhavati padmakośasaṅkāśaṃ suṣiramadhomukham |

tadviśeṣeṇa cetanāyāḥ sthānaṃ sarvabhāvānāṃ ca cetanānugatānām |

tasya vāmapārṇve plīhā phuphphusaśca dakṣiṇato yakṛt kloma ca ||

svaro vibaddhaḥ sarvaistu sarvaliṅgaḥ kṣayāt kaṣet ||

balābhārṅgīsvaguptardhiśaṭhītāmalakīkaṇāḥ ||

syurjvarāścātisārāśca yāpanātyarthasevanāt ||

indrāya namaḥ svāhā |

indrāṇyai namaḥ svāhā |

aparājitāya svāhā |

meghādhipataye svāhā |

devādhipataye svāhā |

śatakratave svāhā ||

Excessive obesity, collapse of digestive fire, urinary disorder, skin diseases, loss of vital essence, / blockage of bodily channels, failure of the senses, dyspnea, swelling, and anemia.
Fastened to those seven are the abdominal viscera: heart, liver, spleen, lungs, caecum, kidneys, intestines, and so forth.
There, from the clear portion of blood blown upon by samāna and cooked by the body's heat, the liver and spleen are born.
The lungs from the froth of blood.
The caecum from the refuse of blood.
The two kidneys from the essence of blood and fat.
The intestines from the essence of blood and muscle.
They are three and a half vyāmas in men, / three vyāmas in women.
From the combination of blood with wind arises the gall bladder.
The heart, again, arises from the essence of śleṣman and blood; resembling a lotus bud, it is hollow and points downward.
It is especially the seat of consciousness and of all mental states following consciousness.
On its left side are the spleen and lungs; on the right are the liver and kloman.
The voice is obstructed due to all [doṣas]; with all the symptoms, he coughs from consumption.
Balā, bhārgī, kapikacchū, ṛddhi, śaṭhī, āmalakī, and pippalī.
There will be fevers and diarrhea from the excessive use of yāpana enemas.
To Indra, svāhā!
To Indrāṇī, svāhā!
To the Unconquered One, svāhā!
To the Lord of Clouds, svāhā!
To the Lord of Gods, svāhā!
To Śatakratu, svāhā!