Shashi Kant Tiwari, S. Essentials of Repertorization

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2 Chapter 1 CONTENTS PART - I REPERTORIZATION: PRINCIPLES & PRACTICE Introduction Repertory Repertorization Different observations on repertory Need for a repertory Uses of repertory Limitations of repertory History of evolution of repertory Origin of the concept of repertorization Hahnemann's efforts in making repertories Early repertories Important Years in the History of Repertory Era of regional repertories Post-kentian repertories Classification of repertories Methods & techniques of repertorization 30 Chapter2 STEPS TO REPERTORIZATION Case Taking Recording and Interpretation Defining the problem Classification and evaluation of symptoms (Analysis). 39

3 2.5 Erecting totality (Synthesis) Selection of the repertory and repertorization proper Repertorial result Analysis of repertorial result and prescription 42 Chapter3 CASE TAKING Introduction Case Information versus data Objectives of case taking Physician Patient Definition of case taking Hahnemann's instructions about case taking Kent's instructions about a case taking Dr. M. L. Dhawale instructions Boger's instructions Roberts' instructions Stuart Close's instructions Bidwell's instructions Boenninghausen's instructions Wm. Boricke's instructions Garth Boerick's instruction Elizabeth Wright's instructions Summary (modern concept) Case taking in different stypes of case Approach to a child Approach to the older patient The uncoscious patient Difficulties in taking a chronic case 128 xxiv

4 Chapter 4 CASE PROCESSING Symptomatology Analysis of the case Evaluation of symptoms The Anamnesis Synthesis of a case 149 PART - II BOENNINGHAUSEN'S REPERTORIES Boenninghausen's life and work Boenninghausen's idea on selection of simillimum Boenninghausen's concept of totality Systematic alphabetical repertory of homoeopathic remedies Introduction Construction Philosophy Working methods Adoptibility Caution Special points Working out a case Therapeutic pocket book Introduction Philosophic background Plan and construction Some misplaced rubrics Adaptability 190 XXV

5 Chapter2 5.6 Methods of repertorization Uses of relationships section Special features Criticism Kent's views on Boenninghausen's repertory 203 BOGER'S REPERTORY CM. Boger's life and work Boger's views on finding simillimum Evolution of Boger's concept Boger's concept of totality Card index repertory The times of the remedies Additions to Kent's repertory Moon phase A synoptic key of the materia medica Introduction Plan and construction How to refer the repertory Boenninghausens characteristics & repertory Introduction Philosophic background Plan and construction Arrangement Importance and use of sub-sections Pathological generals Referring some important rubrics Methods of repertorization Special features of the repertory Mental rubrics in Boenninghausen's characteristic repertory Criticism A comparative study of a few rubrics in various works of Boger 290 xxvi

6 2.12 List of medicines used in therapeutic pocket book and Boenninghausen's characteristic and repertory 291 Chapter3 KENT'S REPERTORY Dr James Tyler Kent, M.D., His life and work Contributions Books authored by Kent Kent's concept of totality Kent's repertory of the homoeopathic materia medica Introduction History of Kent's repertory Philosophic background Plan and construction Arrangement of rubrics Some practical guidelines Symptoms and their corresponding rubrics Rubrics in Kent not found in synthetic Cross-references Method of working out a case Special features of the repertory Criticism 364 A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THREE BASIC REPERTORIES 371 A few repertories at a glance 383 Chapter5 SYNTHETIC REPERTORY Introduction 387 xxvii

7 5.2 Philosophic background Plan and construction Arrangement of rubrics Concept of totality Special features Method of repertorization Working out a case Criticism Clinical rubrics Synonyms Drugs with abbreviations Different from Kent's repertory 412 Ghapter6 CARD REPERTORIES Introduction Merits and demerits Card repertories in chronological order Kishore's card repertory Sharma's card repertory 430 Chapter 7 SOME MODERN REPERTORIES A concise repertory of homoeopathic medicines Repertory of miasms Complete repertory Repertorium universale Homeopathic medical repertory Synthesis The phoenix repertory Kent's repertorium generale Thematic repertory Homoeopathy and child care 475 xxviii

8 Chapter 8 CROSS REPERTORIZATION 489 Chapter 9 COMPUTER REPERTORY Introduction Communication with the computer Role of computer in homoeopathy Computer programs in the ffield of homoeopathy RADAR Hompath Polychresta Cara & similia Caralite Organon ' HRS Medical expert system Professional version Mac repertory Stimulare KENBO ISIS 538 PART - III A FEW EARLY REPERTORIES AND SOME RELATED TOPICS Hahnemann's fragmenta de viribus medica mentorum positivis Repertory to the more characteristic symptoms of the materia medica (Constantine Lippe) 546 xxix

9 3. Relationship homoeopathic materia medica, organon & repertory...' Understanding miasms Hahnemann's classification of diseases Curability of a case Case record Totality of symptoms Essential evolutionary totality Rubrics Synthesis of rubric Cross-reference Repertorial totality and potential differential field 589 Chapter2 CONCORDANCE AND CONCORDANCE REPERTORY Gentry's concordance repertory Knerr's lepertory 595 Chapter3 CLINICAL REPERTORIES CLINICAL REPERTORIES Origin and concept of clinical repertory Scope and limitation GENERAL CLINICAL REPERTORIES Clinical repertory The prescriber Clinical repertory Regional Clinical Repertories The homoeopathic therapeutics of Diarrhoea Complete repertory to the homoeopathic materia medica on disease of the eyes Uterine therapeutics 625 xxx

10 Chapter4 3.4 The therapeutics of fevers Repertory of the symptoms of intermittent fever The skin diseases The rheumatic remedies Homoeopathy: Therapeutics of the respiratory system 639 LIFE HISTORIES AND CONTRIBUTIONS Dr Gustav Wilhelm Gross Dr Johann Ernst Stapf Dr Jahr, George Heinrich Gottleib Dr Constantine Hering Constantine Lippe Boenninghausen's life and work James Tyler Kent's life and work CM. Boger's life and work Fr. Augustus Muller's, life and contributions Karl Julius Aegidi Ernst Ferdinand Ruckert 678 GLOSSARY 683 Bibliography 719 xxxi

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