A History of Indian Medical Literature v4.c65.302

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Chakravarty, H.L. and D. Chakravarti (1954) – Indian Aconites, Economic Botany 8, 366–376. Chakravarty, Kalyan Kumar (Ed.) (1994) – The Indian family, Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Manav Sangrahalaya, Bhopal. Chakravarty, Ranes C. (1970) – Surgical principles in the Sūtrasthanam of the Suśruta Saṃhitā – Management of retained foreign bodies, IJHS 5, 1, 113–118. Chalier-Visuvalingam, Elizabeth (1996) – Bhairava and the goddess: tradition, gender and transgression, in: A. Michaels, C. Vogelsanger, A. Wilke (Eds.), 253–301. Chanana, Dev Raj (1969) – Kavīndrācārya Sarasvatī; a problem of scholarship and personal integrity, in: Dr. Satkari Mookerji Felicitation Volume, The Chowkhamba Sanskrit Studies vol. LXIX, Varanasi, 242–254. Chandan, B.K., A.K. Sharma and K.K. Anand (1991) – Boerhaavia diffusa: a study of its hepatoprotective activity, Journal of Ethnopharmacology 31, 299–307. Chandler, Asa C. (1925) – The epidemiology of hookworm and other helminth infections on Assam tea estates, IJMR 13, 2, 407–426. Chandler, Asa C. (1926a) – The prevalence and epidemiology of hookworm and other helminth infections in India, part I: introduction and method, IJMR 14, 1, 185–194. Chandler, Asa C. (1926b) – The prevalence and epidemiology of hookworm and other helminth infections in India, part II: Eastern Bengal, IJMR 14, 1, 195–218. Chandler, Asa C.

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(1926c) – The prevalence and epidemiology of hookworm and other helminth infections in India, part III: Central, Western and Northern Bengal, IJMR 14, 2, 451–480. Chandler, Asa C. (1926d) – The prevalence and epidemiology of hookworm and other helminth infections in India, part IV: Assam and the Hill areas of Eastern Bengal, IJMR 14, 2, 481–492. Chandler, Asa C. (1926e) – The prevalence and epidemiology of hookworm and other helminth infections in India, part V: Tea estates of Assam and Bengal, IJMR 14, 2, 493–504. Chandler, Asa C. (1927a) – The prevalence and epidemiology of hookworm and other helminth infections in India, part VI: Burma, IJMR 14, 3, 733–744. Chandler, Asa C. (1927b) – The prevalence and epidemiology of hookworm and other helminth infections in India, part VII: Bihar and Orissa, IJMR 14, 3, 745–760. Chandler, Asa C. (1927c) – The prevalence and epidemiology of hookworm and other helminth infections in India, part VIII: United Provinces of Agra and Oudh, IJMR 14, 3, 761–774. Chandler, Asa C. (1927d) – The prevalence and epidemiology of hookworm and other helminth infections in India, part IX: North-west India, IJMR 14, 4, 955–972. Chandler, Asa C. (1927e) – The distribution of Hymenolepis infections in India, with a discussion of its epidemiological significance, IJMR 14, 4, 973–994. Chandler, Asa C. (1927f) – The prevalence and epidemiology of hookworm and other helminth infections in India, part X: Central India and Bombay, IJMR 15, 1, 143–158.

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Chandler, Asa C. (1927g) – The prevalence and epidemiology of hookworm and other helminth infections in India, part XI: Madras Presidency and Southern States, IJMR 15, 1, 159–180. Chandler, Asa C. (1928) – The prevalence and epidemiology of hookworm and other helminth infections in India, part XII: general summary and conclusions, IJMR 15, 3, 695–743. *Chandola, H.M. and S.N. Tripathi (1980a) – Diagnosis of twenty subtypes of prameha based on physical and chemical examination of urine in proved cases of diabetes mellitus, JRAS 1, 224–238. *Chandola, H.M. and S.N. Tripathi (1980b) – Clinical and biochemical correlation of different stages of diabetes mellitus with different types of prameha, JRAS 1, 259–274. *Chandola, H.M., S.N. Tripathi and K.N. Udupa (1980a) – Hypoglycemic response of C. tamala in patients of maturity onset (insulin independent) diabetes, JRAS 1, 275–290. *Chandola, H.M., S.N. Tripathi and K.N. Udupa (1980b) – Effect of C. tamala on plasma insulin vis-a-vis blood sugar in patients with diabetes mellitus, JRAS 1, 345–357. Chandola, H.M., S.N. Tripathi and K.N. Udupa (1985) – The role of psychosomatic constitution (prakriti) in the progression and prognosis of diabetes mellitus and response to treatment, Alternative Medicine 1, 2, 141–154. Chandola, Hari Mohan, S.N. Tripathi and K.N. Udupa (1988) – Constitution and diabetes, Ancient Science of Life 7, 3/4, 219–226. *Chandola, Sudha (1976) – Tulsi plant in Indian folklore, Folklore (Calcutta) 17, 109–114.