An English Translation of the Sushruta Samhita, Vol. II — trans. Kaviraj Kunja Lal Bhishagratna (1911)
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— Classifications and Symptoms. — Abortion. — Miscarriage. — Prognosis.
Caesarian Section. ■•■ ••• ••. 55— 60.
CHAPTER IX
Vidradhi (Abscess, etc.) '. — Definition and Classification — Vataja, Pittaja and Elaphaja Types — Sannipatika Type — Traumatic Type — Raktaja Type — Incurable type of External Abscess.— Internal Abscesses — Their localities. — Differentiating diagnosis of Gulma and Vidradhi. — Incurable Type . ... ... ... ... ... 61—66.
CHAPTER X. Erysipelas, Sinus and Diseases affecting the mammary glands of women : — Definition of Erysipelas — Vataja, Pittaja and Kaphaja Types —.Sannipatika Type— Kshataja Type.— Prognosis.— Nadi-Vrana (Sinus). — Classification — Vataja, Kaphaja and Pittaja Types — Dvandvaja and Tri-doshaja Types— S'alyaja Type.— Stanaroga.— Breast-milk— Its character — Its normal and abnormal traits. — StanaA'idradhi (Inflammation of mammary glands). ... ... ... ... 67 — 71.
CHAPTER XI.
G-lands, Scrofula, Tumours and Goitre :— Dosha-origened Glands
— Sirija gland (aneurysm or Varicose Veins). — Apachi (Scrofula, etc-) — Its symptoms. — Tumour — Its symptoms — Blood-origined Tumour. — MdmsaAr\uda. — Prognosis. — Adhyarvuda. — Dvirarvuda. — Cause of its not being suppurated.— D.-finition of Goitre— Its specific Symptoms — Vataja Goitre — Kaphaja Goitre — Medoja Goitre. — Prognosis.— General shape of Goitre.— ... ... ... ... ... 73—78.
CHAPTER Xn. Hydrocele, Hernia, Scrotal Tumours, Upadams'a (disease of the genital organ) and Elephantiasis:— Classification of Vriddhi — Definition and Premonitory Symptoms of Vriddhi. — Symptoms of Dosha-origined Vriddhi.— Medoja Vriddhi — Raktaja Vriddhi— Hydrocele. — Inguinal
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Hernia.— Upadams'a — Symptoms of different Dosha-origined types of Upadams'a. — Raktaja Upadams'a. — Definition of Elephantiasis. — Causes and Symptoms of different l<:inds of Elephantiasis. — Prognosis of Elephantiasis.— Localisation of Elephantiasis. ... ... ... 79 — 84.
CHAPTER XIII. Diseases known by the general name of Kshudra-Roga (minor ailments): — The Names and Symptoms of the diseases included therein. — Ajagallika — Yava-prakhya — Andhalaji — Vivrita — Kachchhapika — Valmika — Indra-vriddha — Panasikd — Pashana-Gardabha — Jala-Gavddabha — Kakshl — Vishphota — Agni-Rohini — Chippa — Kunakha— Anus'ayi — Vidarika — S'arkararbuda — Pama — Vicharchikd — Rakasa — Pdda-darika — Kadara — Alasa — Indra-lupta (Alopecia) — Darunaka — Arumshika — Palita — Masurika etc. — Tila-kalaka — Nyachchha — Charma-kila — Vyanga — Parivartika — Avapatika — Niruddha-Prakas'a— Niruddha-guda — Ahi-putana — Vrishanakachchhu— Guda-Bhrams'a. ... ... ... 85 — 93.
CHAPTER XIV.
Suka-dosha: — Its classification. — Symptoms of different Types. — Progonsis. ... ... ... ... ... 94 — 96.
CHAPTER XV.
Fracture and Dislocation, etc :— Th.ir Causes.— General features of Sandhi-mukta (Dislocation). — Diagnostic Symptons of Dislocation. — Different kinds of Kanda-bhagna (Fracture) — General symptoms of Kandabhagna. — Curable and incurable Types. ... ... ... 97 — looCHAPTER XVI.
Mukha-Roga (Diseases which affect the cavity of the mouth in general): — General Classification and Localisation. — Di.st.ases 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-Nsidi (Sinus at the root of 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 Names 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 — in.
End of the contents of Sutra-sthanaSAPxlRA STHANA.
(Section on Anatomy).
CHAl TER I.
The Science of Being in General :— The Twenty-four Tattwas or first Principles. — The Puru.sha or the Primordial Being or the Self-conscious Reality. — The Prakriti or the External Nature personified or the nonconscious 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 Ma}ias (mind). — The five Primary Elements of Creation — Their specific function — Their mutual co-operation in creation. ... ... ... ... ... in. — I2i.
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