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801 Cf. Su.Ni.1.31cd–34ab. 802 This disorder is called ādhyavāta, a term also found at Ca.Ci.11.24; 28.73; 29.11. Compare ādhyaroga (Ca.Ci.29.11) and ādhyarogin (Ca.Sū.14.18). 803 Cf. Su.Ni.1.34cd–39. 804 Compare sandhicyavana (Ca.I.3.4). 805 Compare samkoca, one of the general symptoms of a vāta disease (Ca.Ci.28.20). See also Ca.Ci.28.98. 806 Compare Ca.Ci.28.21, where kubjatva is mentioned as one of the general symptoms of a vāta disease. Kubjatva is one of the nānātmaja disorders of vāta (Ca.Sū.20.11). 807 Compare pakṣavadha. 808 Gulabkunverba: atrophy. P.V. Sharma: wasting. 809 This is one of the general symptoms of a vāta disease (Ca.Ci.28.21). Bāhuśoṣa (desiccation of the arms) is one of the nānātmaja disorders of vāta (Ca.Sū.20.11). 810 Pāngulya (lameness of the legs) is one of the nānātmaja disorders of vāta (Ca.Sū.20.11) and one of the general symptoms of a vāta disease (Ca.Ci.28.21). 811 Gulabkunverba: arthritis. Compare vātakhuddatā, one of the nānātmaja disorders of vāta (Ca.Sū.20.11). 812 Gulabkunverba and P.V. Sharma: stiffness. Various kinds of stambha are mentioned among the nānātmaja disorders of vāta (Ca.Sū.20.11). 813 Referred to as difficult to cure at Ca.Ci.28.66. 814 Cf. Su.Ni.1.63, 72, 73. 815 See on the treatment of sandhivāta: B. Pathak, K.K. Dwivedi and K.P. Shukla (1992); B.N. Sannd and Krishna Kumari (1994). See on the treatment of gṛdhrasī: *A.B.L. Agnihotri, G.L. Sharma and V.A. Shastri (1966); *M.B. Brahmabhatta (1968); P.K. Jain and T.N. Pande (1976); P.R.C. Nair et al. (1978); *G.B. Pande (1968); P. Pāṇḍey (1973–74); *T.P. Rajagopal (1968); *P. Ramachandran Nair et al. (1980); *R.S. Rathor et al. (1973); *G.L. Sharma, H.K. Mishra and P.P. Tiwari (1968); *S.N. Tripathi, D. Ojha and P. Kishore (1965). See on the treatment of ākṣepa: S.P. Dixit (1971). See on the treatment of pakṣaghāta (pakṣavadha): R.N. Anand and K.N. Mehta (1976); D.T. Giri, G.K. Dave and Sumanben Kure (1977); R.A. Prasad and K.M. Mehta (1976); K. Rajagopalan, R.J. Agnihotri and K.P. Bhaskaran (1975); T. Seshagiri Rao, R. Hamsaveni and K.K. Shanmugadasan (1976); B.B. Tiwary et al. (1977); *S.N. Tripathi, B.N. Upadhyay and L.D. Dwivedi (1976). See on the treatment of khañja and paṅgu: P. Ramachandran Nair et al. (1984), (1986). See on the treatment of other types of vātavyādhi: R.N. Dwivedi, D.M. Mittal and V.D.S. Jambwal (1978); P. Ramachandran Nair et al. (1978), *(1980), (1988). See on the ayurvedic treatment of poliomyelitis: H.S. Kasture (1997). See on nerve regeneration: G.C. Prasad et al. (1975). 816 Compare on the treatment of vātavyādhi: Bhela Ci.24. Compare Ca.Ci.28.99cd and Su. Ci.5.22, 28.100 and Su.Ci.5.19. See on the treatment of vāta diseases with nirguṇḍitaila (28.134cd–135) and sahācarāditaila (28.144cd–146ab): P. Ramachandran Nair et al. (1984), (1986), (1988). 817 Cf. Bhela Ci.24.14–18; 8.20; 10.8; 12.5; 15.39 and 44; 21.31 and 37; 24.18 and 44; Su.Ci. 15.28cd–39; A.h.Ci.6.38cd; 21.73cd–81; U.1.1; 34.24; A.S.Śā.4.51; Ci.23.30 and 61–69; 24.6; 1.2. Several balātailas are described in later treatises; an example is: Gadanigraha, prayogakhaṇḍa, tailādhikāra 6cd–32 (four recipes). See on the uses of balā: P.V. Sharma (1996): 261–263.