A History of Indian Medical Literature v2.c33.484

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560 This is not a distinct type, but a stage (avasthā) of atīsāra due to pitta (Ḍalhaṇa). 561 Cf. Ca.Ci.19.69–70. 562 Cf. Ca.Ci.19.71–79, 82–84, 86–100ab. 563 Cf. Ca.Si.7.40. Su.U.40.138 = Mādhavanidāna 3.21. 564 Also called niścāraka (Su.U.40.145). Compare the Madhukośa ad Mādhavanidāna 3.21: Bhoja and others call this disorder visraṃsin, Parāśara calls it antargranthi (v.l. annagranthi), and Hārīta calls it niścāraka (v.l. niḥsāraka). See also Aruṇa and Śivadāsa ad A.h. Ci.9.17 and Ḍalhamalla ad Śārṅgadharasaṃhitā I.7.9ab. The disease called pakkhandikā (= Sanskrit praskandikā) in Pali texts may be identical with pravāhikā (see Jyotir Mitra, 1985: 251–253); the fatal disorder from which Buddha suffered after eating sūkaramaddava was a variety called lohitapakkhandikā. A disease with a name related to antargranthi, called antagaṇḍhābādha (v.l. antagaṇḍābādha), is also mentioned in Pali literature (see on its interpretation: Jyotir Mitra, 1985: 309–312; K.G. Zysk, 1991: 122–123). Ḍalhamalla (ad Śārṅgadharasaṃhitā I.7.52cd–53c) employs the term antargranthi to describe a gulma in the abdomen. 565 Cf. Ca.Si.7.41. Su.U.40.139–140ab = Mādhavanidāna 3.22. 566 Cf. Ca.Ci.19.30–34; Si.7.42. 567 Cf. Su.U.40.22–23. 568 Cf. Ca.Ci.19.121–122. 569 Su.U.40.162 = Mādhavanidāna 3.23. 570 Cf. Ca.Ci.15.58–70. 571 Su.U.40.167 = Mādhavanidāna 4.1. 572 Cf. Ca.Ci.15.56–57. 573 Cf. Ca.Ci.15.56. 574 Cf. Ca.Ci.15.51cd–53ab and 57. Su.U.40.171–172 Mādhavanidāna 4.2–3. 575 Cf. Ca.Ci.15.55. 576 Cf. Ca.Ci.15.58–72. 577 Cf. Ca.Ci.15.73–198a. 578 I.e., wasting, cachexia or phthisis in a general sense. 579 Cf. Ca.Ni.6 (śoṣa) and Ci.8 (rājayakṣman). 580 Cf. Ca.Ni.6.12; Ci.8.3–12. 581 Cf. Ca.Ci.8.63. 582 Cf. Ca.Ni.6.3–11; Ci.8.13–32. 583 Cf. Ca.Ci.8.44ab and 46b-d. 584 Cf. Ca.Ni.6.14; Ci.8.20–23. 585 Cf. Ca.Ni.6.16; Ci.8.47. 586 Cf. Ca.Ni.6.8–9. 587 Cf. Ca.Ni.6.4. 588 Cf. Ca.Ni.6.4. 589 Bhiṣagratna: rupture or ulceration of the lungs. Singhal c.s: suppurative lung disease. 590 Cf. Ca.Ci.8.14–19. 591 See Su.U.41.16. 592 See Su.Sū.15. 593 Cf. Ca.Ni.6.13; Ci.8.33–38ab. 594 Cf. Ca.Ni.6.15–16; Ci.8.47.