chaukhambha visvabharati (49 results)

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Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Included. 1st Edition. Very Good/Very Good. Hardcover, full orange cloth over boards with bright gilt lettering on spine. Clean, unmarked copy. Pages bright, binding solid. Bi-lingual text. Dust jacket protected in new mylar wrap.

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Soft cover. Condition: New. This book on Hysterosalpingography for AYUSH practitioners systematically covers all the description and explanation needed for understanding and interpretation of HSG X rays. It starts with a brief introduction to HSG, following normal anatomy of uterine cavity, endocervical canal and fallopian tubes enabling morphological assessment of all the structures in detail. It also includes the indications and contraindications of the procedure, timing of HSG and its significance. The standard and routine protocol to be followed while interpretation is mentioned, so that the significant and minor details are not missed. There are approximately 85 HSG X ray images given. Initially few examples of normal X-ray images are given for practise followed by abnormal X-rays. The various abnormal conditions included are filling defects - both physiological & pathological, submucous fibroids, polyps, synechiae, congenital anomalies like septate, bicornuate, unicornuate, arcuate uterus etc. tubal occlusions, various changes seen in genital tuberculosis, SIN, hydrosalpinx, T shaped uterus, adenomyosis, intravasation of dye etc. It is easy to read as well as absorb the contents as it is simplified along with as many images as possible. Moreover, different images of the same condition will enable the reader to get acquainted with the fine nuances of each condition. While coming to the end of this book the reader would feel confident about interpreting HSG images; and that's the purpose of this book. It is highly recommended for all the practitioners of Indian medicine and homeopathy (AYUSH).

Hardcover. Condition: As New. Contents Foreword. Introduction. 1. Desire for long life ayuskamiya. 2. Initiation of student sisyopanayaniya. 3. Daily regimen dinacarya. 4. Seasonal regimen rtucarya. 5. Prevention of diseases roganutpadaniya. 6. Liquid substances dravadravyavijnaniya. 7. Nature of food materials annasvarupavijnaniya. 8. Protection of food annaraksavidhi. 9. Incompatible foods viruddhannavijnaniya. 10. Rules of foods and drinks annapanavidhi. 11. Quantity of food matrasitiya. 12. Type of treatment vividhausadhavijnaniya. 13. Collection of the foremost agryasangrahaniya. 14. Group of purificatory drugs sodhanadiganasangraha. 15. Great decoctions mahakasayasangraha. 16. Different groups of substances vividhaganasangraha. 17. Knowledge of substances dravyadivijnaniya. 18. distinction of tastes rasabhediya. 19. Knowledge of humour and others dosadivijnaniya. 20. Classification of hjumours dosabhediya. 21. Treatment of humors dosopakramaniya. 22. Classification of diseases rogabhediya. 23. Application of treatment bhesajavacaranjya. 24. Two types of teatment dvividhopakramaniya. 25. Oleation therapy snedavidhi. 26. Sudation therapy svedavidhi. 27. Emesis and purgation vamanavirecanavidhi. 28. Enema bastividhi. 29. Nasal medication nasyavidhi. 30. Inhalation of smoke dhumapanavidhi. 31. Gargles and other gandusavidhi. 32. Eye drops and eye salves ascyotananjanavidhi. 33. Bathing and cleaning of eye tarpanaputapakavidhi. 34. Appliances and instruments yantrasastravidhi. 35. Application of leeches jalaukovidhi. 36. Venesection siravyadhavidhi. 37. Extraction of foreign bodies salyaharanavidhi. 38. Surgery sastrakarmavidhi. 39. Alkalis ksarakarmavidhi. 40. Cautery agnikarmavidhi. Index. Sanskrit. English. Astangasangraha one of the important authoritative texts of Ayurveda. Among the ancient Ayurvedic classics it is said that Carakasamhita is the best for cikitsa susrutasamhita for sarira Madhavanidana for nidana and Vagbhata for sutrasthana. Sutrasthana is the section which deals with the fundamental principles and philosophical background of all Ayurvedic topics Carakasamhita and Susrutasamhita and other classics are composed long before. Astangasangraha or Astangahrdaya of Vagbhata. Ancient classics laid stress on any one of the eight branches of Ayurveda Whereas Vagbhata's Astangahrdaya and Astangasangraha deal elabroately with all the eight branches as well as the fundamentals. Astangasangraha is the comprehensive composition and the presentation and classification of topics are very systematic and the information is extensive. The sutrasthana of Astangasangraha deals with the fundamental principles required for all the branches of Ayurveda and its study is necessary for getting deep and profound knowledge of the fundamentals of Ayurveda related to all the eight branches. Due to this reason only it has been prescribed for the Ayurveda courses. English translation of this valuable treatise with necessary explanations and notes to make it readable and understandable for the students teachers as well as researchers of Ayurveda is very much necessary. This requirement is now fulfilled by Dr. B. Rama Rao. Important points from the authentic commentary Sasilekha by Indu are added apart from notes and explanations to get a clear understanding of the text. Comparative information on topics from other Samhitas is also given wherever necessary. Thus it is a valuable contribution for the students teachers and scholars of Ayurveda interested in the deep study of Ayurveda. 544 pp.

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Soft cover. Condition: As New. 2nd Edition. Contents: Foreword. Preface. I. General Considerations: 1. General introduction. 2. Disease and the disease process. 3. Concept of Rogi-Roga Pariksa. II. Rogi Pariksa (Examination of the patient): 4. Pramana Pariksa. 5. Trividha and Sadavidha Pariksa. 6. Astavidha Pariksa. 7. Dasavidha Pariksa. 8. Srotasa Pariksa. 9. Pranavaha Srotasa Pariksa. 10. Udakavaha Srotasa Pariksa. 11. Annavaha Srotasa Pariksa. 12. Rasavaha Srotasa Pariksa. 13. Raktavaha Srotasa Pariksa. 14. Mamsavaha Srotasa Pariksa. 15. Medovaha Srotasa Pariksa. 16. Asthivaha Srotasa Pariksa. 17. Majjavaha Srotasa Pariksa. 18. Sukravaha Srotasa Pariksa. 19. Artavavaha Srotasa Pariksa. 20. Mutravaha Srotasa Pariksa. 21. Purisavaha Srotasa Pariksa. 22. Svedavaha Srotasa Pariksa. 23. Manovaha Srotasa Pariksa. III. Roga Pariksa (Examination of the Disease): 24. Pancha Nidana Pariksa. 25. Sadhya-Asadhya Pariksa. 26. Arista Vijnana. IV. Miscellaneous: 27. Atura Pariksana Patra. 28. Laboratory investigations. Bibliography. "The book 'Diagnostic Methods in Ayurveda' written by the well known author Prof. Ajay Kumar Sharma is a complete and comprehensive treatise on the subject. This book is one of its own kind which deals with the subject in all completeness and clarity covering all aspects of Ayurvedic Diagnostics as described in various Ayurvedic treatise and judiciously supplemented by the modern literature available on the subject. The entire text is nicely supported with original references from Ayurvedic Classics. Latest information regarding Diagnostics has been incorporated with the objective of bridging the gap between the information available in various Ayurvedic classics and the books of Clinical Medicine with the objective of providing basic and complete knowledge to the readers. The book is meant especially for Ayurvedic students, physicians and teachers for creating awareness amongst masses about the dependable holistic approach of Ayurveda in the scientific and systematic manner about the clinical methods in Ayurveda. Efforts have been made to produce the subject matter in absolutely a new form detailing the ancient concepts of Ayurvedic advances in the field of Diagnostic. The author of the book being a senior Professor of Ayurvedic Medicine (Kayachikitsa) in National Institute of Ayurveds, Jaipur and being a reputed teacher, clinician and researcher, this book has been richly benefitted by his scholarship and professional experience. This book will be useful for prospective readers.".

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Soft cover. Condition: New. The book entitled Integrated Ayurvedic Pain Management is focused on management of Painful conditions through integrated approach. This book cover the different concepts of pain in Ayurveda and Allopathy. It also covers the assessment and diagnosis mentioned by both system of medicine-Ayurveda and Allopathic medicine. Different treatment mentioned by both pathies are discussed in different chapters by different eminent authors. All the chapters are full of relevant images. This is a complete text book on the subject. The book also covers the other pain modalities described all over the world in different systems. This book is written in a simple language by the learned authors.

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Hardcover. Condition: New. Contemporary Ayurveda' is the outcome of the 4 decade long journey of a legendary Ayurvedic physician, academician and researcher Prof RH Singh reflected through his writings published and presented at various global forums. This work is appropriately supplemented with many new age thought leaders of Ayurveda speaking on various issues of contemporary relevance including Reverse Pharmacology, Rheumatology, Rasayana, Immunology and much more. The book echoes the voice of many pioneering efforts enacted in past few decades which had eventually given Ayurveda a shape and recognition in the scientific parlance as is seen now. The book can serve as a valuable resource for all those who wish to imbibe deeply into the process rather than product. This book gives us a feel of how the dictums in Ayurveda are evolved, refined and shaped over a long span of time.

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Soft cover. Condition: New. 1st Edition. Contents: 1. Weights and measures. 2. Brief introduction to drugs and cosmetics Act, 1940 and rules 1945. 3. GMP (Good manufacturing practices). 4. Drug standardization and quality control: in a nutshell. 5. Pharmaceutical equipments. 6. Pharmacovigilance. 7. Brief introduction to ointments, creams, gels and liniments. 8. Various Ayurvedic drug formulations (Kalpas): i. Avaleha Kalpana. ii. Churna Kalpana. iii. Kharaleeya Rasa-Kalpa. iv. Kupipakva rasa Kalpa. v. Parpati rasa Kalpa. vi. Pottali Rasa Kalpa. vii. Guti-vati Kalpana. viii. Guggulu Kalpana. ix. Mandura and Lauha Kalp. x. Varti Kalpana. xi. Taila Kalpana (medicated oils). xii. Ghrita Kalpana (medicated ghee). xiii. Asava/Arishta Kalpana (Fermentation). Parmacy layout. Pharmaceutical equipments. Bibliography. Scientific name. Ayurveda is the incarnation of an imagination an ideal which otherwise could have been a dream. No doubt Ayurvedic medical science has a holistic approach to live disease-free long life. Therefore Ayurveda is gaining wide popularity especially in the western countries. Really speaking in this context Ayurvedic medicines have lion's share to put Ayurveda at such a global platform among all medical sciences. A thoroughly well educated students in Ayurvedic pharmaceutical science (Rasashastra and Bhaishajya-Kalpana) having awareness of the situation can really contribute to a great extent to re-establish Ayurveda at the top most position in the medical fraternity spread all over the world. Therefore it is pertinent to make aware students about the legal status of Ayurvedic medicines especially with respect to the related aspects of Drugs and Cosmetics Act 1940 (and the Rules there under), GMPs (Good Manufacturing Practices), etc. All these ideas and thoughts have been summarized in this book. The present work in the form of the book may be useful for all BAMS and MD (Ayu) students, new aspirants entering the vast commercial field of Drug Manufacturing/Pharmacy and all Ayurvedic practitioners.

Hardcover. Condition: New. Contents Part I. 1. Treatment of fever. 2. Treatment of fever with diarrhoea. 3. Treatment of diarrhoea. 4. Treatment of grahani (disorders of grahani).5. Treatment of piles. 6. Treatment of indigestion etc. 7. Treatment of krmi (parasites). 8. Treatment of anaemia. 9. Treatment of haemorrhagic disorders. 10. Treatment of tuberculosis. 11. Treatment of cough. 12. Treatment of hiccough and asthma. 13. Treatment of dysphonia. 14. Treatment of anorexia. 15. Treatment of vomiting. 16. Treatment of polydipsia. 17. Treatment of murcha (swoon). 18. Treatment of alcoholism. 19. Treatment of burning sensation. 20. Treatment of psychosis. 21. Treatment of epilepsy. 22. Treatment of vata (disorders). 23. Treatment of vatarakta (gout). 24. Treatment of stiffness of thighs. 25. Treatment of amavata (rheumatoid arthritis). 26. Treatment of colic. 27. Treatment of parinamasula (colic during or after digestion i.e. duodenal ulcer). 28. Treatment of udavarta (upwards movement of gases). 29. Treatment of anaha (abdominal distension due to constipation). 30. Treatment of gulma. 31. Treatment of cardiac ailments. 32. Treatment of dysuria. 33. Treatment of obstructive uropathy. 34. Treatment of urolithiasis. 35. Treatment of prameha (urinary disorders). 36. Treatment of obesity. 37. Treatment of abdominal ailments. 38. Treatment of sothodara (oedema as a consequence of abdominal ailments). 39. Treatment of oedema/inflammation. 40. Treatment of Vrddhi (scrotal enlargement). 41. Treatment of galaganda (goitre) etc. Part II. 42. Treatment of elephantiasis etc. 43. Treatment of abscess. 44. Treatment of wound inflammation. 45. Treatment of exogenous wounds. 46. Treatment of fractures and dislocations. 47. Treatment of sinus. 48. Treatment of fistula in ano. 49. Treatment of upadamsa (penile and venereal diseases). 50. Treatment of sukadosa (penile diseases). 51. Treatment of kustha (skin diseases including leprosy). 52. Treatment of sitapitta etc. (allergic/urticarial skin manifestations etc.). 53. Treatment of amlapitta (gastritis syndrome/hyperacidity). 54. Treatment of visarpa (erysipelas). 55. Treatment of visphota (eruption/blisters). 56. Treatment of masurika (pox). 57. Treatment of minor ailments. 58. Treatment of oral diseases. 59. Treatment of the diseases of the ear. 60. Treatment of the diseases of the nose. 61. Treatment of eye diseases. 62. Treatment of the diseases of the head. 63. Treatment of pradara (menometrorrhagia). 64. Treatment of yonirogas (gynaecologic ailments). 65. Treatment of female (obstetric) diseases. 66. Treatment of paediatric diseases. 67. Treatment of balagraha (graha affliction). 68. Treatment of poisoning. 69. Description of rasayana (any medicine supposed to prolong life and prevent old age). 70. Description of Vajikarana (aphrodisiac therapies). 71. Description of Snehana (oleation). 72. Description of sudation. 73. Description of vamana (emesis). 74. Description of purgation. 75. Description of the method of basti (enema). 76. Description of methods of niruha basti (cleansing enema). 77. Description of methods of smoking. 78. Description of methods of nasya (nasal administration). 79. Description of kavala (mouthful retention). 80. Description of arista (bad prognostic features). 81. Swasthadhikara. 82. Misrakadhikara. Bibliography. Appendices. Vrndamadhava a ninth century book also named as Siddhayoga with commentary of Sri Kanthadatta/Naraina dealing exclusively with the treatment of diseases described on the pattern of Madhavanidana is a first book of its kind in Ayurveda. Available second edition albeit scarcely i.e. Vrndamadhavaparanamaka Siddhayogah is based on six manuscripts amongst which dates of only three mss are mentioned which range within a span of ten years only i.e. between 1628 A.D. to 1638 A.D. Another available book Vrndavaidyaka with Hindi translation is based on only one (but different from above) undated ms. In present book (being published) subject matter from six additional manuscripts ra.

Hardcover. Condition: As New. The Classical Uses of Medicinal Plants contains description of the uses of 395 medicinal plants arranged alphabetically and systematically according to different disorders as documented in Ayurvedic treatises right from the Brhattrayi to the Siddhabhesajamanimala spread over a span of about 3000 years. In every item exact references have been given so as to enable the readers to consult the original text if necessary though for convenience the original quotations have also been given in the latter portion of the book entitled Sastriya osadhiprayogasangraha. At the end two appendices are added one for disease wise indication of medicinal plants and the other on glossary of medical terms. The book would be useful on one hand to physicians for selecting effective drugs and on the other hand to research scientists who may plan scientific studies on these clues in order to discover potent remedies for problem diseases. This may also serve as complement to Dravyagunavijnana vol. II and a base for developing clinical pharmacology (Prayoga vijnana) in Ayurveda. Besides it throws light on identification of many new plants. 848 pp.

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Hardcover. Condition: New. Contents Foreword. Preface. Acknowledgment. Introduction. Bibliography. 1. Sutrasthana (The fundamentals) i. Treatment of Kustha. ii. Excessive eating. iii. Suppressible natural urges. iv. Sense organs an introduction. v. Eating within measures. vi. The four limbs of medicine. vii. Deterioration due to retention of unassimilated food. 2. Nidanasthana (diagnostic features) i. Missing. ii. Consumption. iii. Gulma. iv. Cough. v. Kustha. 3. Vimanasthana (special mensurations) i. Mensuration of rasa in the body. ii. Missing. iii. Weak digestive capacity. iv. Disease constitution. v. Features of the diseased. vi. Seasons. 4. Sarirasthana (concerning the body) i. Missing. ii. Foetus destructions senses. iii. Body of unequal lineage. iv. Purusanicayam assemblage of the parts of a person. v. Sariranicayam assemblage of the body. 5. Indriyasthana (Domain of the senses) i. Prognosis of death (as observable through our senses). ii. Svastyaynam bodily features indicative of happiness. iii. Mumursu laksana characteristics of a person about to die. iv. Sadyomaraniya bodily features of imminent death. v. Syaviyam dark brown colouration of the body foreboding death. vi. Purvarupiyam prodromic symptoms of death. vii. Indriyanikam all about the examination of the sense organs. 6. Cikitsasthana (concerning medical treatment) i. Ekadasasarpiska the eleven (famous) sarpis or medicated ghees. ii. Visamajvara (irregular fever). iii. Raktapitta. iv. The consumptives. v. Treatment of gulma. vi. Treatment of kustha. vii. Prameha. viii. Treatment of insanity. 7. Kalpasthana (formulations) i. Madana kalpa. ii. Missing. iii. Iksvaku kalpa. iv. Dhamargava kalpa. v. Kutaja kalpa. vi. Caturanguliya kalpa. 8. Siddhisthana (domain of (securing) success in treatment) i. (Name missing) Emesis and evacuatives. ii. Errhines (sirovirecana). iii. Missing. iv. Ten misfortunes in treatment dasavyapadiya. v. (Securing success by) dosage of enema. Appendices i. Preliminary remarks. ii. Notes and comments. iii. Weights and measures in Ayurveda. iv. Abbreviations. Index. Bringing out the ancient Sanskrit texts of repute to the expert attention of the non Sanskrit knowing modernity is a specialised academic pursuit of many sided value. But this will be so only if executed with all the care needed. Bhela samhita an incomplete Mss is a reputed ancient Ayurvedic work of this nature earlier than the redacted Caraka Samhita. As such it automatically assumes an important historical value. The present attempt is a pioneering work and has utilized the merits of all the editions to correct the text as much as possible. To derive maximum productivity the translation should be incisive meticulous and reflect the merits and the vigour of the original. For this purpose a special system of what is referred to as an interpretive translation has been developed and meticulously followed through out. This would productively highlight the specialties and also bring into proper relief quite a few advanced thinkings in the field as available here. This is so despite the great age of the work. An usual criticism is that his text is too general and nonspecific. Enough care is taken to disprove this statement and show instead that it is quite specific and adequately detailed within its own framework. Infact it is better treated as a special work written more to the practitioners and has some emphasis on neurology. An other specialty of the attempt is that it heavily leans on the vyutpatti or the etymology of the Sanskrit technical terms utilised. For this is rather a more reliable key to the original thinkers in the field. This is particularly useful in suggesting the botanical equivalents of the Ayurvedic plants of this Samhita. 660 pp.

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