A History of Indian Medical Literature v3.c47.103

v3.c47.103

Its subjects are: vraṇa (sores and ulcers; 1), sadyaḥkṣata (flesh wounds; 2–3),600 ṣaḍatyaya (4),601 vraṇopakrama (5),602 dvādaśopakrama (6),603 garbhasambhava (embryology; 7), garbhāvakrānti (8),604 śarīravicaya (anatomy; 9), śastrāgnipraṇidhi (sharp instruments and cautery; 10),605 yantravidhi (blunt instruments; 11), śalyoddharaṇa (12),606 vidradhi (abscesses; 13), vraṇa (the treatment of wounds and sores; 14),607 nāḍīvraṇa (fistulas and sinuses; 15), śirāvyuhavyadha (16),608 dantanāḍī (dental sinuses; 17), adhikadanta (supernumerary teeth; 18), śirāccheda (19),609 marmapramāṇa (20),610 eraṇḍaka (21),611 marmaviddha (injuries to vital points; 22–23), doṣavicaya (24),612 agnidagdha (burns; 25), lūtā (26),613 viṣakīṭa (bites by poisonous insects; 27), vyāladaṣṭa (snake-bites; 28), pradeśajñāna (29),614 śastravidhi (30),615 kṣāra (caustics; 31), bhagna (fractures; 32), mūḍhagarbha (malpositions of the foetus; 33) and dantoddharaṇa (34).616