Indian Medicine (Medicin), translated by C. G. Kashikar c5: Table of Contents
Indian Medicine (Medicin), translated by C. G. Kashikar c5
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Foreword by Dr. J. Filliozat | v An Appreciation by Prof. P. K. Gode | vii Preface by the Translator | ix Table of Contents | xiv Abbreviations | xvii System of Transliteration | xx
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I. Sources | 1-29 § 1. Modern Works | 1 § 2. 16th to 18th Century | 2 § 3. The Later Middle Age | 4 § 4. Vangasena and Cakradatta | 7 § 5. Siddhayoga and Mādhavanidāna | 9 § 6. Vāgbhaṭa | 11 § 7. Ātreya-Hārīta | 13 § 8. Suśruta | 14 § 9. Caraka | 16 § 10. Origin of Āyurveda | 18 § 11. Medical Glossaries | 20 § 12. Veterinary Science | 20 § 13. The Central-Asiatic MSS | 21 § 14. Buddhistic Works | 23 § 15. Vedic Medicine | 23 § 16. External Relations | 25 § 17. Bibliography | 28
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II. Physicians and Therapy | 30-58 § 18. Training of Physicians | 30 § 19. Position and Practice of Physicians | 31 § 20. Diagnosis | 33 § 21. Prognosis | 34 § 22. Healing Substances | 36 § 23. Properties of Medicines | 38 § 24. Curing Methods | 39 § 25. Form and Quantity of Medicine | 42 § 26. Mercury and Opium | 43 § 27. Surgical Operations | 44 § 28. Surgical Instruments | 47
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§ 29. Cauterisation and Branding 50 § 30. Blood-letting 51 § 31. Diet 53 § 32. Hygienic Directions 55 III. Theoretical Conceptions 59–72 § 33. The Tridosas 59 § 34. The Seven Basic Elements 61 § 35. Anatomy 62 § 36. Dissection 66 § 37. Philosophy and Cosmology 67 § 38. Pathology 66 IV. The Theory of Development and Gynæcology 73–100 § 39. Menstruation and Conception 73 § 40. Pregnancy 76 § 41. Embryology 79 § 42. Obstetrics and Care of the Confined Woman 82 § 43. Care of the New-born 85 § 44. The Wet-nurse 88 § 45. Abortion 91 § 46. Treatment of Abortion 92 § 47. Obstructed Delivery 94 § 48. Treatment of Obstructed Delivery 96 § 49. Women's Diseases and their Treatment 98 V. Internal Diseases and their Treatment 101–36 § 50. Children's Diseases 101 § 51. Fever 104 § 52. Diarrhoea, Dysentary and Cholera 109 § 53. Additional Diseases of Digestion 113 § 54. Swelling of Abdomen 116 § 55. Worm-diseases 120 § 56. Diabetes 121 § 57. Urinary Stone 123 § 58. Strangury and Retention of Urine 126 § 59. Chlorosis and Jaundice 127 § 60. Haemorrhage 128 § 61. Consumption and Tuberculosis 129 § 62. Cough, Asthma and Hiccup 131 § 63. Heart-diseases 133
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§ 64. Diseases of Larynx 134 § 65. Thirst and Burning, Fatness and Thinness 135 VI. External Diseases 137-65 § 66. Small-pox 137 § 67. Minor Diseases 140 § 68. Leprosy and allied Skin-diseases 142 § 69. Inflammations and Tumours 146 § 70. St. Anthony's Fire, Boils, Nettle-rash, Measles 147 § 71. External and Internal Abscesses 150 § 72. Growths, Tumours, Scrofulous Tumours, Goitre 151 § 73. Elephantiasis 152 § 74. Swollen Testicles, Hernia, Hydrocele 153 § 75. Other Diseases of the Male Organ 154 § 76. Haemorrhoids 157 § 77. Fistula 159 § 78. Ulcers 160 § 79. Traumas 162 § 80. Bone-fractures and Dislocations 163 § 81. Foreign Bodies 164 VII. Diseases of the Head 166-74 § 82. Eye-diseases 166 § 83. Treatment of Eye-diseases 168 § 84. Ear-diseases 169 § 85. Otoplasty, Rhinoplasty, Cheiloplasty 170 § 86. Nasal Diseases 172 § 87. Mouth-diseases 172 § 88. Head-diseases 174 VIII. Nervous and Mental Diseases, Toxicology 175-83 § 89. Diseases of Vata 175 § 90. Rheumatism 176 § 91. Faint, Giddiness and Apoplexy 176 § 92. Intoxication and Delirium tremens 177 § 93. Epilepsy 178 § 94. Madness and Possession 178 § 95. Poisons and Antidotes 180 Addenda 184 Supplementary Notes by the Translator 185-208 Sanskrit Index