Advanced techniques of Repertorization.

"For the convenience of treatment, we require merely to jot down after each symptom all the medicines which can produce such a symptom with tolerable accuracy, expressing them by a few letters (e.g. Ferr, Chin, Rheu, Puls.), and also to bear in mind the circumstances under which they occur, that hav...

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Publicado en:Homoeopathic Heritage Vol. 43; no. 2; pp. 15 - 21
Autores principales: Chunawala, Aafreen, Jain, Pratik
Formato: pictorial Journal Article
Publicado: B. Jain Publishers Pvt. Ltd. May2017
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Sumario:"For the convenience of treatment, we require merely to jot down after each symptom all the medicines which can produce such a symptom with tolerable accuracy, expressing them by a few letters (e.g. Ferr, Chin, Rheu, Puls.), and also to bear in mind the circumstances under which they occur, that have a determining influence on our choice; and proceed in the same way with all the other symptoms, noting by what medicine each is excited; from the list so prepared we shall be able to perceive which among the medicines homoeopathically covers the most of the symptoms present, especially the most peculiar and characteristic ones, - and this is the remedy sought for..." Samuel Hahnemann From Materia Medica Pura, Preamble, 1816 Repertory'] rᵋp...t(...)ri |' The word 'Repertory' comes from the word 'Reperire', which means 'to produce again" . It means an index, catalogue, calendar, etc. The word 'Repertorium' means storehouse, repository, or inventory.