A History of Indian Medical Literature v3.c42.s2.79

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v3.c42.s2.79

Nosological terms worthy of attention are: abhīlu (I.88, 100, 102); ¹²¹ akākolīna (III.62); ¹²² alāsaka (II.334 and 748); ¹²³ ālūna (II.849, 874, 876); ¹²⁴ apatantraka (II.316); ¹²⁵ bhūtagraha (II.101); ¹²⁶ īrṣyāṣandha (II.350 and 360); ¹²⁷ kacchaparoga (II.254); ¹²⁸ kākavandhyā (III.47); ¹²⁹ kaṇṭhavidālikā (II.42); ¹³⁰ katrimālā (III.4); ¹³¹ khaḍa (II.359); ¹³² khallivāta (II.392); ¹³³ koṭha (II.568); ¹³⁴ kṣakaya (II.86); ¹³⁵ kuṣṭha (II.86); ¹³⁶ nirvāhikā (II.427); ¹³⁷ paillya (II.854 and 857); ¹³⁸ parisravā (III.49); ¹³⁹ pilla (II.863 and 882); ¹⁴⁰ pilpa (I.100); ¹⁴¹ prātānaka (II.340 and 941); ¹⁴² pravāhikā (II.84, 157, 388, 429, 430, 943, 1090, 1094); ¹⁴³ upagulma (II.254); ¹⁴⁴ urodghāta (II.1099); ¹⁴⁵ urovibhandha (II.33); ¹⁴⁶ ūrdhvavāta (II.250); ¹⁴⁷ ūrūskambha or ūrūskambha (II.316, 334; 349, 357, 392); ¹⁴⁸ vardhma (II.208, 230, 272, 317, 334, 644). ¹⁴⁹