An Introduction to Abhidharma Kosa Bhasyam Suryodaya Books SUBRAHMANYA 413-451 XIV

SUBRAHMANYA 413-451 XIV

Acknowledgements vii   Reverence viii   Preface ix   Foreword xi 1 Historical 1 2 The Present and the Past 8 3 Nadi (Pulse) and its Synonyms 11 4 Sites for Palpating the Pulse 14 5 Method of Examination of Pulse 17 6 Site of Pulse and its Diagnostic Importance 24 7 Description of Pulse 27 8 Normal Pulse 32 9 Taste and Pulse (Rasanusarini Nadi) 44 10 Season and Pulse (Rtuvasannadigatih Nadi) 46 11 Tissues and Pulse (Dhatuvasannadibhedah) 48 12 Physiological Conditions and Pulse (Viharavasthanusarini nadi) 50 13 Pulse in Psychological States (Manovikaranusarini nadi) 54 14 Fever and Pulse (Jvaraja nadi) 59 15 Pulse in the Diseases of Gastro-Intestinal Tract ( Mahasrotorogesu nadi) 62 16 Pulse in Respiratory Tract Diseases (Pranavahasrotorogesu nadi) 68 17 Pulse in Cardio Vascular Disease and Blood Diseases (Hrdrogadisu nadi) 69 18 Pulse in Genito Urinary Tract Disease (Mutrasyadi rogesu nadi) 71 19 Pulse in Metabolic Disorders (Sthaulyapramehadisu nadi) 73 20 Pulse in Diseases of Central Nervous System (Vatarogesu nadi) 75 21 Pulse in Diseases of Bones and Joints (Asthisandhigarogesu nadi) 79 22 Pulse in various Surgical Conditions (Salayarogesu nadi) 80 23 Pulse in Miscellaneous Conditions (Parisistarogesu nadi) 82 24 Pulse and Prognosis (Sadhyasadhyaprakasika nadi) 85 25 Concluding Remarks ( Upasamharah) 103   References 105

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