The Sushruta Samhita — trans. Bhishagratna
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— Causes a,ncl Symptoms of different kinds of Elephantiasis. — Prognosis of Elephantiasis.— Localisation of Elephantiasis. ... ... ... 79 — 84.
CHAPTER XIII. l^iseases known by the general name of Kshudra-Roga (minor ailrnents):— The Names ?ind Symptoms of the diseases included therein. — ^jagallika— Yava-prakhya — Andhalaji — Vivrita— Kachchhapika — Valmika ^— indra-vriddha— Panasikd— Pashana-Gardabha- Jala-Gaiddabha— Kaksha— Vishphota — Agni-Rohini — Chippa — Kunakha— Anus'ayi — Vidarikd— S'arkardrbuda — Pama — Vicharchikd — Rakasa — Pdda-ddrika — Kadara — Alasa — Indra-lupta (Alopecia) — Darunaka — Arumshika— Palita— Masurika etc. — Tila-kalaka — Nyachchha— Charma-kila — Vyanga— Parivartika— Avapatika — Niruddha-Prakas'a — Niiuddhat-guda — Ahi-putana — Vrishana- ^achchh^— Guda-Bhrams'au ' . j .. ":. '\, :,:' ... • • • 85—93.
CHAPTER XIV.
■' Sukdi-dbSh,a:--^Its classification.— Symptoms of different Types. — iProgonsis. ... ..' ... ... .••94 — 9^.
CHAPTER XV.
Fracture and Dislocation, etc -.—Their Causes.— General features of Sandhi-mukta (Dislocation). — Diagnostic Symptons of Dislocation. — TWfferent -kinds of Kanda-bhagna (Fracture) — General, symptoms of Kanda- 'bhagna. — Curable and incurable Types, ... ... ... 97 — ioq.
CHAPTER XVI.
Mukha-Roga (Diseases which affect the cavity of the mouth in general).* — General Classification and Localisation. — Diseases of the lips. — Dosha-origined Types. — Raktaja Type— Mangsaja Type — Medoja Type — Diseases of the roots of the teeth.— Their Names and specific Symptoms.—Danta-Nstdi (Sinus at therootof a, tooth).— Diseases of the tooth proper. -^Their Names and specific Symptoms. — Diseases of the tongue — Their Names and specific Symptoms^ — Diseases of the Palate— Their Js^mes and specific Symptoms.— Diseases of the Throat and Larnyx
. — Their Names and specific Symptoms. — The different Kinds and Symptoms of Rohini,— Diseases in the entire cavity. ... ... loi — III.
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SARIRA STHANA.
(Section on Anatomy).
CHAl TER 1.
The Science of Being in General -.—The Twenty -four Tattwas or
first Principles. — ThePurusha or the Primordial Being or the Self-conscious Reality.— The Prakriti or the External Nature personified or the non* conscious Eternity — Traits of Commonalty and Diversity. — Comparison of the Philosophy of A'yurveda with that of Samkhya as well as with the other branches of Philosophy. — Prakriti and Purusha how understood in the A'yurveda — Different kinds of Manas (mind). — The five Primary Elements of Creation — Their specific function— Their mutual co-operation in creation. ... ... ... ... ... 113 — 121.
— Prakriti and Purusha how understood in the A'yurveda — Different kinds of Manas (mind). — The five Primary Elements of Creation — Their specific function— Their mutual co-operation in creation. ... ... ... ... ... 113 — 121.
CHAPTER II.
Purification of Semen and Cataminal fluid etc. :— Derangement of Semen.— Specific treatment. — Derangement of Cataminal fluid.— Specific treatment. — Traits of pure and healthy Semen and Cataminal fluid, — Menorrhagia. — Amenorrhoea. — Their treatment. — Regimen to be observed during Menses. — Conduct of husband during the period. — Prohibited period. —Conception — Subsequent Conduct. — Causes of different Colours in; the child. — About twins — Causes of the child being of Defective Organ —Fecundation without sexual intercourse— Causes of Deformity in the child — State of the Foetus — Its activity while in the womb. ... 122—133,
CHAPTER III.
Pregnancy, etc :— Combination of Self with the Impregnated Matter. —Factors which determine Sex. — Period and Signs of Menstruation. —Signs of Pregnancy. — Prohibited conducts during Gestation. — Develop-
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ment of the Foetus. — Longings and its effects during pregnancy.— Development of the Foetus from the Sixth to the Eighth month. — Time of Delivery. — Different opinions on th3 formation of the Foetal body. — The solution — Factors respectively supplied by the Paternal and Maternal Elements, etc.— • External Signs of Male, Female and Twin conception. ... 134—143.
CHAPTER IV.
The development of Factors in the womb as well as the
Factors which contribute to the growths of its different bodily organs and principles :— Different folds of skin over the foetus. — The definition of Kalas and their varieties. — Seat of the semen. — Why and how semen is discharged. — Placenta. — Formation of different limbs and organs of the Foetal body. — Sleep and its effect. — Heart and its action. — Effects of daysleep. — Somnolence. — Effect of Sleep on an Enciente woman —Gnawing. —The temperaments. — Symptoms of Vataja, Pittaja and Kafaja temperaments - Symptoms of Dvandvaja and Sannnipatika temperaments. — Sattvika, Rajasika and Tamasika features. ... ... ... 144 — 158.
CHAPTER V.
The Anatomy of the Human body :— Definition of foetus.—
— Symptoms of Vataja, Pittaja and Kafaja temperaments - Symptoms of Dvandvaja and Sannnipatika temperaments. — Sattvika, Rajasika and Tamasika features. ... ... ... 144 — 158.
CHAPTER V.
The Anatomy of the Human body :— Definition of foetus.—
Enumeration of the dfferent Limbs and Membeis of body. — Their Numbers— The Cavities or Viscera. — Channels. — Kandara. — ^Jala or Plexuses. — Kurcha or Cluster. — Sevani or Sutures. — Asthi-Sanghdta. — Simanta. — Bones of the four Extremeties. — Bones of the Trunk. — Bones above the Cavicles — Different kinds of Bones and theif situation — Sandhi or Joints. — Joints of the four Extremities, — Sandhis of the Koshtha and Clavicles. — Their forms, distinctions and locations, — The Snayu or Ligaments. — Their Number and Situations. — Muscles. — Muscles in the extremities in the Koshtha — Of the Head and Neck. — Extra Muscles in Women. — The Vaginal Canal — The Uterus — The Womb. — Superiority of Surgery — Preparations of dead body — Mode of dissection. ... .. 156 — 172.
CHAPTER VI.
The Marmas or Vital parts of the body:— Classifications of
Marmas— Their different Numbers. — Their Locations. — Their Names and Distributions. — The different Heads of Marmas. — Qualitative Classes. — Different opinions on Marmas. — Marmas of the Extremities. — Marmas of the Thorax, etc. — Marmas in ihe Back. — Marmas in the Clavicular region. v—Jheir specific Symptoms when injured. ... ... 173 — i^d.
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CHAPTER VII.
The Description and Classification of Sirsi or the Vascular
System: — Their Numbers and action. — Names and Classification of the principal Siras. — Their specific Locations. — The Pitta, Kapha, Vayu and Rakta-carrying S:r4s.— Specific Colours of Sir^s. — The specific Sirds not to be punctured. — Siras of the four Extremeties, Trunk and the region above the Clavicles and their roots. ... ... ... 191 — 197.
CHAPTER VIII.
The method of Venesection : — Persons unfit for Venesection :— Preliminary Rules. — The Jantra-Vidhi or how the patient should be placed in cas3s of Venesection. — Venesection in the Extremeties. — Venesection on the diff'erent parts of the body. — Proper and Defective Venesection — Classification and definition of Defective Venesection. ... ... 198 — 208.
CHAPTER IX.
The Description of the Arteries, Nerves and Ducts :— Region
and Number of Dhamanis. — Functions of the up-coursing Dhamanis. — Functions of the down-coursing Dhamanis. - Functions of the lateral coursing Dhamanis. — The Situation of the S rotas and the specific Symptoms when pierce 1 at the roots. ... ... ... 209 — 215.