MD (Homoeopathy) Part - I & Part - II

SARDAR PATEL UNIVERSITY
VALLABH VIDYANAGAR
FACULTY OF HOMOEOPATHY
MD (HOMOEOPATHY)
COURSE OF STUDY & SYLLABUS FOR
REGULAR COURSE
AS PER NEW SYLLABUS
(AMENDED BY CCH PUBLISHED IN THE GAZETTE OF INDIA,
ND
NEW DELHI, 2 MARCH 2012)
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MATERIA MEDICA (SPECIALITY) SUBJECT
M.D. PART 1
1 Definition Of Materia Medica & Homoeopathic Materia Medica.

2 Comparison Of Homoeopathic Materia Medica With Materia Medica Of
Allopathy And Ayurveda.
3 Nature And Scope Of Homoeopathic Materia Medica.
4 Concept Of Drug Proving.
5 Science And Philosophy Of Homoeopathic Materia Medica (General)
Including Artificial & Natural Disease. Describe Curative Power Of Medicine
And Role Of Vital Force.
6 Types Of Materia Medica & Different Approaches To Study Materia Medica
7 Hahnemenian Concept Of Causation: Fundamental, Exciting, Maintaining
Cause And Its Application In Homoeopathic Materia Medica.
8 Group Studies Of Following Group:
Acids Natrum Calcarea Argentum
Aurum Mercurius Hallogen Carbons
Barayta Ferrum Metal Kali
Study of Homoeopathic Medicines as per the list.
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1 ABIES CAN 44 CALENDULA 87 HYDROCOTYLE
2 ABIES NIGRA 45 CAMPHORA 88 INSULIN
3 ABROTENUM 46 CANTHERIS 89 IODOFORM
4 ACETIC ACID 47 CARBO ANIMALIS 90 IODUM
5 ACID PHOS. 48 CARBO VEG. 91 KALI ARS.
6 ACONITUM NAPELLUS 49 CARBOLIC ACID 92 KALI BICH.
7 ACTEA RACEMOSA 50 CARBON SULPH 93 KALI CYANCTUM
8 ACTEA SPICATA 51 CAULOPHYLLUM 94 KALI IOD.
9 AETHUSA 52 CAUSTICUM 95 KALI NITRICUM
10 ALOES SOC. 53 CEANOTHES 96 KALI SULPH.
11 ALUMEN 54 CHAMOMILLA 97 KALI. BROM
12 ALUMINA 55 CHINA ARS 98 KALI. CARB
13 AMBRA G. 56 CHINA SULPH 99 KALI. MUR.
14 AMMON MUR 57 CHINA SULPH 100 KALMIA
15 AMMON. CARB 58 CINA 101 LAC.CAN.
16 AMMON. PHOS. 59 CINCHONA OFF 102 LAC.DEFLOR
17 ANACARDIUM 60 COCCULUS INDICA 103 LACTIC ACID
18 ANTIM TART 61 COFFEA CRUDA 104 LED.PAL
19 ANTM. CRUD 62 COLOCYNTH 105 LILLUM TIG
20 APIS MEL. 63 CONIUM MAC. 106 LITHIUM CARB
21 ARG. MET. 64 CUPRUM ARS. 107 LYCOPODIUM
22 ARG.NIT. 65 CUPRUM MET. 108 MAG. CARB
23 ARNICA 66 DROSERA 109 MAG. MUR.
24 ARS. ALB. 67 DULCAMARA 110 MAG.PHJOS
25 ARS. BROM 68 DYSCOREA 111 MEDORRHINUM
26 ARS.IOD 69 ELATERIUM 112 MERC IOD. R.
27 ARS.SULPH FLA. 70 EUCALYPTUS 113 MERC. CYN.
28 AUR.MUR.NAT. 71 EUPATORIUM PERF. 114 MERC. I.F.
29 BARYTA CARB 72 EUPHRASIA 115 MERC. SOL
30 BARYTA IOD. 73 FERRUM IOD. 116 MERC.COR
31 BARYTA MUR. 74 FERRUM MET 117 MURITIC ACID
32 BENZOIC ACID 75 FERRUM MUR 118 NAT. ARS.
33 BISMUTH 76 FERRUM PHOS 119 NAT.CARB.
34 BORAX 77 FERRUM PIC. 120 NAT.MUR
35 BORIC ACID 78 FORMALIN 121 NAT.PHOS
36 BROMIUM 79 FORMICA RUFE 122 NAT.SULPH
37 BUTYRIC ACID 80 GELSEMIUM 123 NICCOLUM
38 CAL. PHOS. 81 GLONINE 124 NITRIC ACID
39 CAL. SILICATA 82 GNAPHALLIUM 125 NUX MOS.
40 CALC.ARS. 83 GRAPHITIS 126 NUX VOM.
41 CALC.CARB. 84 GRINDELIA 127 PALADIUM
42 CALC.FLUOR 85 HEPER SULPH. 128 PERTUSSIN
43 CALC.SULPH. 86 HYDRASTIS 129 PETROLEUM
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130 PHOSPHORUS 138 RHODODENDRON 147 SILICEA
131 PICRIC ACID 140 RHUS AROM 148 STANNUM MET
132 PLATINA 141 RHUS GLAB 149 SULPHUR
133 PLUMBUM MET 142 RHUS TOX 150 SULPHURIC ACID
134 PULSATILLA 143 RHUS VEN. 151 TELLURIUM
135 RADIUM BROM 144 RUMEX 152 THALLIUM
136 RANUNCULUS B. 145 RUTA 153 ZINC.MET
137 RANUNCULUS SC 146 SALYCYLIC ACID 154 ZINCUM VAL.
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Organon Of Medicine (Optional) In Materia Medica (SPECIALITY)
MD Part - I
1 Understanding The Concept Of Man, Health , Disease And Cure.
2 Need For The Physician To Acquire The Type Of Knowledges

Necessary For The Study Of Materia Medica.
3 The Meaning Of Unprejudiced Observer And Its Application In The

Study Of Materia Medica.
4 Hahnemannian Concept Of Man And Its Application In The Study Of

Materia Medica .Concept Of Man Evolved By Kent, Boger, Dhawale,
Etc..And Its Influence On The   Study Of Materia Medica
5 Case Receiving - The Art Of Homoeopathy.

( With Special Attention To The Gudielines Given By Master
Hahnemann In Organon And Lesser Writings, And By Other Stalwarts )
6 Analysis & Evaluation Of Various Symptoms Of Patient.
7 How To Analyze A Symptoms And What Importance Has To Be

Attributed To The Specific Symptoms With Regards To The Picture Of
The Disease Of The Patient. And Various Concepts Regarding The
Same Viz Stated By Hahnemann , J T Kent And Boenninghaussen,
Symptom Classification At The Mental And Physical Level And Its
Importance In   The Formation Of 'Portrait Of Disease')
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SARDAR PATEL
UNIVERSITY
REPERTORY (OPTIONAL) IN MATERIA
MEDICA(SPECIALITY) M.D. Part I
1. The syllabus of the repertory as an optional subject includes in addition

to
B.H.M.S. syllabus:
Concept of man according to Hahnemann and different authors &
its application, influence in the study and structure of repertory.
Unprejudiced observer and its application in study of different rubrics
Application of Inductive & deductive logic in the construction
of repertory.
Concept of generalization & individualization & how it is applicable
in construction of repertory & Repertorization
Classification of symptom at the level of mind & body. Its
representation in different repertories
Direction of drug proving and understanding the conversion of
proving symptom in to the rubrics
Application of miasmatic concepts, constitution, & diathesis
its representation in different repertories.
2. Introduction To The Concept Of Repertorization And Historical Evolution
Of
Repertory Which Includes:
Concept Of Repertorization
Studying The Philosophy & Scientific Background Of Repertories
Earlier Repertories & Its Historical Evolution
Classification of Repertories, Its Understanding & Utility.
3.Case Receiving: It’s Principles & Techniques.
Case Receiving & Concept Of The Observer
Unprejudiced Observation.
Skill Of Case Taking In Various Localities: Urban, Rural ,Tribal
Skill of Case Taking In Various Departments: Medicine,
Gynecology, Pediatric, Skin.
Acute & Chronic Case Taking.
Techniques of Case Taking.
Common Difficulties of Case Taking & Their Solution.
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4. General Principles Of Repertorization Which Includes:
a) Generalization
b) Causation
c) Concomitance
d) Individualization
e) Evaluation
5. Classification & Analysis Of Symptoms:
a) Mental Symptom
b) Physical Symptom
c) Pathological Symptom
d) Pathognomic symptom
e) Objective symptom
f) Subjective symptom
g) Pathogenetic symptom
h) Eliminating symptom
i) P.Q.R.S. symptom
j) Characteristic symptom
6. Modality : Definition & various types of modalities
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PRACTICE OF MEDICINE
MD PART- 1
1 Define HOMOEOSTASIS. Explain the Homeostasis mechanism
during health & disease according to the concept of Alleopathy &
Homoeopathy.
2 ROLE OF CONTROL SYSTEMS IN:
(Psycho- Neuro -Endocrine Axis & Reticulo Endocrine System) In
Maintenance Of Health, Prevention Of The Disease, Initiative Process
Of Breakdown & Onset Of Illness.
Functions of: Thyroid, Pituitary, Adrenal gland along with their patho-
physiological relation with different disease conditions.
3 The role of susceptibility & miasm in development, Maintenance &
Progress Of The Disease. Co-relate susceptibility to hypersensitivity &
allergy. Introduction To Immune System. Host Factor In Immunity.
4 INFECTIOUS DISEASE: Clinical features, Diagnosis, Homoeopathic
Management
BACTERIAL PARASITIC VIRAL
Streptococcal Malaria, Measles,
Typhoid, Hook Worm, Rubella,
Paratyphoid, Ankylostoma Mumps,
Diphtheria, duodonale, Chickenpox
Cholera, Entrobius HIV
Staphylococcal Vermicularis, Chikungunya
Pneumonia, Filariasis, Dengue
Plague, Hydatid Diseases,
Leptospirosis, Giardiasis,
Leprosy Amoebiasis
Meningitis,
Tuberculosis,
Pyrexia of Unknown Origin
5 SKIN DISEASES.
Discuss the following topics under Definition, etio-pathology, risk
factors, clinical features, Investigation & Their Interpretation D/D, &
Homoeopathic Management of:
 Eczema
 Psoriasis,
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 Lichen Planus,
 Disorder Of Nails
 Pigment Disorder
 Carcinoma
 Ring worm
 Scabies
 Urticaria
 Atopic dermatitis
 Pityriasis
6 LOCOMOTOR SYSTEM
Discuss the following topics under Definition, etio-pathology,

risk factors, clinical features, Investigation & Their Interpretation
D/D, & Homoeopathic Management of:
 Fibromyalgia,
 Rheumatoid Arthritis,
 Osteo Arthritis,
 Systemic Connective Tissue Disorder,
 Osteomyelitis, Osteomalacia, Exostosis
 Osteoporosis
 Pott’s spine
 Gout
8 INTERPRETATION OF VARIOUS LAB. INVESTIGATION:

Indications, & interpretations of various tests.:
 Complete blood count
 Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate
 Cardiac Marker
 Renal function tests
 Liver function tests
 Lipid profile
 Rheumatological profile
 Pulmonary Function Tests
 Thyroid Function Test
 WIDAL,
 VDRL,
 ELISA,
 WESTERN BLOT,
 URINE TEST & STOOL TEST.
 Tumour Markers
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9 BLOOD DISORDERS:
Discuss the following topics under Definition, etio-pathology, risk factors,

clinical features, Investigation & Their Interpretation D/D, & Homoeopathic
Management of:
 Anemia- IDA, Megaloblastic, Sickle cell, Hemolytic
 Leukemia- ALL & CLL, AML & CML,
 Bleeding Disorder &
 Thrombotic Diseases
 Hodgkin’s Disease
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M.D (HOMOEOPATHY)
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY,
BIOSTATISTICS AND HISTORY OF MEDICINE – MD PART -1
INTRODUCTION:
In the study of any branch of science, an acquaintance with the historical
development of knowledge is an important element to clear understanding of
our present conception s. it is because the past supplies the key to the concepts
involved in the homoeopathic art of healing in the in the light of the
evolutionary growth of general, philosophical and medical concepts. In this
regard the study of history of medicine-evolution with special emphasis on
Hahnemann’s contribution to medicine in general and homoeopathy in
particular is very apt.
Objectives:
1) To explain the nature and scope of statistics and application of statistical
methods to medicine in general and homoeopathy in particular.
2) To explain methods of collection, classification, tabulation, analysis and
presentation of data.
3) To explain measures of central tendency, measures of variation, skew
ness /kurtosis of a distribution and correlation regression analysis.
4) To understand the utility of sampling theory, probability theory,
theoretical destruction in conducting research.
5) To understand and apply various tests of significance to different areas to
medical science for the purpose of making estimation and inferences
based on available data.
6) To explain what research is and what it is not, the criteria for research and
the different types of research.
7) To present some aspects of the debate about the nature of knowledge and
the value of scientific method.
8) To discuss what a researchable problem is and to describe how research
problem is found and stated.
9) To clarify the objectives of research and to explain the process of
research.
10) To explain how to plan and conduct a research project.
11) To describe the range of research methods available to the
researcher for collecting and analyzing qualitative and quantitative data.
12) To explain how to write and present research findings and
recommendations.
Part 1
A) RESEARCH METHODOLOGY:
Research methodology and statistics
1) Basic knowledge of medical statistics
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2) Nature of classification of research work in homoeopathy with the help of
recent advances.
3) In statistics.
4) Explanatory research work /confirmatory research work/ experimental
research work.
Research methodology
1) Choosing the statistical methods
2) Clinical measurement
3) Morality statistics and population structure
4) Multi fractional methods
5) Determination of sample size.
Research methods:-
1) Methodological problems of clinical research specific of homoeopathy.
2) Study protocols
3) Selection of research topics
4) Types of research and their requirements the art of scientific research, the
anatomy and physiology of clinical research. Writing and funding a
research proposal controlled clinical trials in homoeopathy.
B. BIO-STATISTICS:
1) Introduction to biostatistics including definition and scope.
2) Health information system in collection of data.
3) Uses, merits and demerits.
4) The design of experiments.
5) Sampling and observational studies.
6) Data collection.
7) Summarizing.
8) Presenting data.
9) Probability.
10) Frequency distribution table.
11) Normal distribution and estimations.
12) Possession and binomial distribution
13) Mean, median, mode, comparing the mean of small samples (standard error
of mean).
14) Confidence limit.
15) Data tabular presentation, pictogram.
16) Graphical presentation.
17) Significance test.
18) Measure of variance ---range, interquartal range, average deviation,
standard deviation.
19) Analysis of variance coefficient of variance.
20) Correlation and regression.
21) Method based on rank order: - Non parameter methods, the Mann-Whitney
u test.
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22) Wilcoxon matched pair test. Spearman’s rank correlation coefficient, P,
Kendall’s rank correlated coefficients, t, continuity correlation parametric of
non parametric methods.
23) The analysis of cross tabulations: The CHI Square test.
24) ’Z’ text.
25 )’F’ text.
26) ‘t’ test—paired and unpaired.
C. History of medicine:
1. The dawn of medicine: medicine in prehistoric times, ancient Egypt and
Mesopotamia origin of Greek medicine, Hippocratic practice, Aristotle.
2. The heirs of Greece: the Alexandrian school, medical teaching in the roman
empire.galen,the final medical synthesis’s of antiquity.
3. The middle ages: byzantine medicine, the period of depression in Europe.
4. Arabic medicine: the medieval awaking of the universities, medieval
anatomy, surgery and internal medicine, medieval hospitals and hygiene.
5. The rebirth of science: the anatomical awakenings, concepts of diseases, the
rise of internal medicine, the revival of physiology, microscopically
examination of the animal body.
6. The period of consolidation: the reign of law. The rise of clinical teaching.
Anatomy and the Edinburgh school, physiology, morbid anatomy becomes a
science, surgery and obstetrics. The beginning of the science of vital statistics.
The industrial revolution, communicable disease and hygiene control and
recognition of epidemic disease.
7. The period of scientific subdivision: origin and implications of scientific
specialization. The revolution in preventive medicine, Johannes Muller, the
work of Claude Bernard. The work of Karl Ludwig. Later physiological
investigators : respiration, circulation, the blood biochemistry. The cell theory,
establishment of doctrine of germ origin of disease. Anesthesia. The revolution
in surgery bacteriology becomes a science, the study of immunity.
8. The changed view of insanity: the development of modern pathology. the
rise of pediatrics.
9. The history of pharmacopoeias: content of modern pharmacopoeias: active
principles, alkaloids and glycosides, pharmacology the scientific investigations
of drug action.
10) Evolution of medicine: special emphasis on Hahnemann’s contribution to
medicine.
11) Origin and development of homoeopathy as science in world:
contribution to the various leaders to the homoeopathy.
12) Origin and development of homoeopathy in India and Gujarat.
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List of recommended reference books for research and methodology, bio
statistics, history of medicine.
Research and methodology:
1) Ram Ahuja-- Research Methods, Rawat publications, New Delhi.
2) Singh K – research methodology, published by Prakashan Kendra,Lucknow.
3) Kapoot R.L. – Qualitative methods in mental health research, Published by
National Institute of Advanced Studies , Bangalore.
4) Kumar-Research Methodology, 2 nd edition 1999, published by laxmi narayin
Agarwal, Agra.
5) R. Raveendran and B Gitanjali, A practical approach to P.G.dissertation.1997
Jaypee publishers, New Delhi.
6) Dr Indrayan –Research Methodology
7)G Jagdeesh, A murty, Y.K.Gupta, A Prakash (editors)—Bio Medical
Research from ideation to publication, publisher-- Walters Kluwer, Health(
India.)
8) Health Research Publication – WHO Publication 2001
9) Dr.Dhadphale G.B.--- Research Methodology for Homoeopathy.
Bio statistics:
1) K Park and Park--- Parks textbook of preventive and social medicine.
Published by M/S Bhanarasi. Bhanot publishers, Jabalpur.
2) Dr.dixit J.V. Principles and Practice of Biostatistics, Bhanot publishers
Jabalpur.
3) B K Mahajan- Medical Statistics
4) Jekel, David Katz—epidemiology,bio-statistics and preventive
medicine,W.B.saunders company, Hulda Bankrost---Introduction to
biostatistics, Hoeber Harper publication.
History of medicine:
1)Sigerist H.E-- a history of medicine published by oxford university press,
New York.
2) Major R H –a history of medicine 2 volumes, CharlesThomas
publishers,springfield Illinois, U S A
3) Banerjee D.D.. Glimpses of history of medicine. B Jain publishers New
Delhi.
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MATERIA MEDICA (SPECIALITY)
M.D.Part II
In Addition To Part I Syllabus Following Topics Will Be Included
Paper 1
1 Study Of Different Materia Medica Its Source Book And Study Of Materia
Medica Pura.
2 Study & Understanding Of Different Materia Medica

a. Synoptic Key By Dr. C.M.Boger
b. Materia Medica By Dr. Boericke
c. Key Note Materia Medica By Allens H.C.
d. Materia Medica Pictures By Dr. M.L.Tyler
3 Bach Flower Remedies Its Principles And Application
4 Bio chemic System Of Medicine.
5 Group Symptoms of:
Loganacieae Compositae Ranunculaceæ
Papaveraceæ Cucurbitaceæ Berberidaceæ
Anacardiaceæ Solanaceæ Coniferæ
Umbelliferæ
Lycopodium Nat. Mur. Ignatia Kali Carb
6 Bio-Psycho-Social
Pulsatilla Concept Of Etiopathogenesis
Stremonium Nitric Acid & Evolution Of Disease
Mercurius
Phenomenon
Anacardium With Application
Lilium Tig In Materia Medica For Following
Moschus Nux VomicaMedicines:
Loganacieae Sepia
Ars. Alb Compositae
Phosphorus Ranunculaceæ
Papaveraceæ Cucurbitaceæ Berberidaceæ
26 Aurum met
Anacardiaceæ Solanaceæ Coniferæ
27 Bacillinum
Umbelliferæ
28 Baryta carb
Lycopodium Nat. Mur. Ignatia Kali Carb
7 Study 29 Baryta iod
of Drugs fromStremonium
list in detail
Pulsatilla Nitric Acid Mercurius
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Anacardium
Baryta murLilium Tig Moschus Nux Vomica
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Ars. Alb Belladonna Sepia Phosphorus
32 Bellis p
26 Aurum met
33 Bacillinum
Berb v
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34
28 Bismuth
Baryta carb
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29 Barytaoiod
Blatta
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30 Borax
Baryta mur
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31 Bovista
Belladonna
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32 Bryonia
Bellis p 15
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33 Calc
Berb ars
v
40 Calc carb
34 Bismuth
M.D.PART-II
PAPER 1
1. ACALYPHA INDICA 58. CUBEBA
2. ADONIS. V. 59. CURARE W
3. ADRENALINE 60. CYCLAMEN
4. AESCULUS H 61. DAPHNE INDICA
5. AGARICUS 62. DIASCOREA
6. AGNUS CASTUS 63. DIGITALIS
7. ALFALFA 64. DIPHTHERINUM
8. ALLIUM SATIVA 65. DOLICHOS
9. ALSTONIA 66. ECHINACEA
10. AMYL NITRATE 67. ELAPS
11. ANTIM ARS 68. ERIGERON
12. ANTIPYRINE 69. EUGENIA
13. ARALIA RACEMOSA 70. EUPHORBIUM
14. ARTEMESIA VULG 71. EUPION
15. ARUM T 72. FAGOPYRUM
16. ASAFOETIDA 73. FEL TAURI
17. ASPIDOSPERMA 74. FICUS RELIGIOSA
18. AURUM ARS 75. FILIX MAS
19. AURUM IODUM 76. FLORIC ACID
20. AVENA SAT 77. FRAXINUS
21. BACILLINUM 78. GINSENG
22. BADIAGA 79. GRATEOLA
23. BAPTISIA 80. GRINDELIA
24. BELLIS PER 81. GUAICUM
25. BERB VULGARIS 82. HAMMEMELIS
26. BLATTA ORI 83. HEELA LAVA
27. BOVISTA 84. HELLEBORUS
28. BRYONIA 85. HYOSCYAMUS
29. BUFO RANA 86. HYPERICUM
30. CACTUS G 87. IBERIS
31. CADMIUM SULPH 88. IGNATIA
32. CALADIUM 89. IPECAC
33. CANN IND 90. IRIS V
34. CANN SAT 91. JABORANDI
35. CAPSICUM 92. JALAPA
36. CARCINOCIN 93. JAMBOGIA
37. CARDUS M 94. JATROPA
38. CARLS BAD 95. JUSTICIA ADHATODA
39. CASCARA SAG 96. KREOSOTE
40. CEDRON 97. LAPIS ALB
41. CHAPARRO A 98. LATHYRUS
42. CHELIDONIUM 99. LATRODECTUS
43. CHELONE 100. LAUROCERASUS
44. CHENOPODIUM A 101. LOBELIA
45. CHIMAPHILLA 102. LYCOPUS V
46. CISTUS CAN 103. MANCINELLA
47. COCA 104. MEPHITIS
48. COCCUS CACTI 105. MEZERIUM
49. COLCHICUM 106. MILLEFOLIUM
50. COLLINSONIA 107. MOSCHUS
51. CONDURANGO 108. MUREX
52. CONVALLARIA 109. MYGALE
53. COPAIVA 110. NAJA T
54. CORALLIUM 111. NAPHTHALENE
55. CRATAEGUS 112. NUPHAR LUTEUM
56. CROCUS SATIVA 113. OCIMUM
57. CROTON TIG 114. OPIUM
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115. PAEONIA 138. SEPIA
116. PAREARA BRAVA 139. SERUM ANGUILLAR
117. PARIS Q 140. SQUILLA
118. PASSIFLORA 141. STAPHYSAGRIA
119. PHALANDRINUM 142. STRAMONIUM
120. PHYSOSTIGMA 143. SYPHILLINUM
121. PODOPHYLLUM 144. TABACUM
122. POTHOS 145. TARENTULAC.
123. PSORINUM 146. TARENTULAH
124. PYROGENUM 147. TEREBINTH
125. RAPHANUS 148. VACCINUM
126. RATANHIA 149. VARIOLINUM
127. RHEUM 150. VERAT. A.
128. TEUCRIUM M. 151. VERATRUM V.
129. THUJA 152. VIBERNUM.OPU.
130. THYROIDINUM 153. WYETHIA
131. TUBERCULINUM 154. X-RAY
132. USTILIGO
133. SANG. C.
134. SANG. N.
135. SARSAPARILLA
136. SECALE COR
137. SENECIO A.
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M.D.PART II
MATERIA MEDICA (SPECIALITY) PAPER II
1. Nosodes: Definition & Indication

2. Sarcodes: Defination & Indication
3. Study Of Materia Medica Source Books, Plan & Construction
Evolution,Limitation & Scope Of:
A. The Encyclopedia Of Pure Materia Medica By T.F.Allen
B. A Dictionary Of Practical Materia Medica By Dr.J.Clarke
C. The Guiding Symptom Of Our Materia Medica . Dr.C.Hering
4. Mental Symptoms: State, Disposition,Constitution, Temprament,
Evolution Of Mind In Following Medicine:
Sepia Cal.Carb Pulsatilla
Platina Staphysagria Mag.Carb
Hyo ymus Stramonium Ignatia
Nat.Mur. Phosphorus V ratrum Album
Anacardium Tarantula Hispania Carcinosinum
Lycopodium Nu . Mos. Ars.Alb.
5. Study Of Materia Medica In Respect To Its Plan, Limitation & Scope a)
a) Concise Materia Medica By Dr. S.R.Phatak
b) Systemic Materia Medica By Dr K.N.Mathur
c) A Study on Materia M di a By Dr N.M.Chaudhry
d) Homo opathi Th rapeutis By Dr Lilienthal
6. Biochemic system of medicine its principles, limitation & scope.
7. Group Study Of:
Ophidia Spider
Insect Aquatic Animal
8 Study of Drugs from list in detail
M. D. PART II
PAPER 2
1 AGRAPHIS
2 AILANTHUS
3 ALTERIS FARINOSA
4 APOCYANUM
5 ARANEA D.
6 ASARUM
7 ASPARAGUS
8 ASTERIS RUBENS
9 BOTHROPS
1 BRACHY GLOTTIS
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11 CALOTROPIS
12 CAMPHORA
13 CEONANTHUS
14 CHOLESTRINUM
15 CHRYSORBINUM
16 CICUTA VIROSA
17 CINERARIA
18 CINNABERIS
19 CINNAMONUM
20 CLEMATIS
21 COBALTUM
22 CROTALUS HORRIDUS
23 CYPRIPEDIUM
24 FRAGARIA
25 FUCUS V.
26 GLYCERINUM
27 GOSSYPIUM
28 GUAIACUM
29 GUAICO
30 GUN POWDER
31 GYMNEMA SYLUESTER
32 HELODERAR
33 HELONIAS
34 HURA
35 HYDRANGEA
36 HYDROCYANIC ACID
37 HYDROPHOBINUM
38 ICHCHYOLUM
39 IKSHUGANDHA
40 INDIGO T.
41 IRIDIUM. MET.
42 IRIX TEN
43 JONOSIA. A.
44 JUGLANS
45 JUGLAS. R.
46 LACHESIS
47 LECITHIN
48 LEMNA MINOR
49 MAGNIFERA
50 MELLILOTUS
51 MENTHA. P.
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52 MENYANTHUS
53 MORPHINUM
54 MYRICA
55 MYRISTICA
56 OENANTHE. COCEA
57 OLEANDER
58 OLEUM. ANIMALI
59 OLEUM. JACORIS
60 ONOSMODIUM
61 ORCHITINUM
62 OOPHORINUM
63 ORNITHAGALUM
64 OVA TOSTA
65 OXALIC ACID
66 OXYDENDRON
67 PHYTOLACCA. B.
68 PHYTOLACCA. D.
69 PILOCARIUS
70 PIPPER NIGRUM
71 PITUITARINUM
72 PLANTAGO
73 PRUNUS
74 PSORALEA
75 PTELEA
76 QUERCUS
77 RHODIUM M.
78 RICINUS
79 SABADILLA
80 SABAL SERRULATA
81 SANICULA
82 SELENIUM
83 SENEGA
84 SENNA
85 SOLANUM LYCO.
86 SOLIDAGO
87 SPARTIUM. S.
88 SPIGELIA
89 SPONGIA
90 STICTA
91 STRONTIUM CARB
92 STROPHANTHUS
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93 STRYCHNINUM
94 SULPH. IOD.
95 SYGYZIUM
96 SYMPHYTUM
97 THALASPI. B. P.
98 THERIDION
99 THIOANAMINUM
100 TNT
101 TRIFOLLIUM. P.
102 TRILLIUM. P.
103 TROMBIDIUM
104 URANUM NIT.
105 URTICA URENS
106 VALLERIANA
107 VANADIUM
108 VERBASCUM
109 VESPA
110 VINCA MINOR
111 VIOLA. O.
112 VIOLA. T.
113 VIPERA
114 VISCUM. ALB
115 XENTHOXYLUM
116 XEROPHYLLUM
118 ZINGIBER
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Organon (Optional) in Materia Medica (Speciality)

PART II
1 Knowledge Of Human Nature : Plunge Into Modern & Hahnemannian

Psychology ; Knowing Various Events & Effects Of Patient's Life
And Finding Basic Attributes & Dispositions
Modern Psychology As Defined And Explained By Sigmond Freud .

Various Types Etc
Hahnemannian Concept Of Mind And Its Importance As Stated In

Various Of His Writings .
2 Necessity Of Comprehending Hahnemann's Epoch Making

Classification Of Disease & Utilizing It For Management Of Patient.
Concept Of Trait, Temperament And Disposition And Its Influence
On Understanding Constitution, Personality, Diathesis In The Study
Of Materia Medica . Application Of Miasmatic Concepts In
Understanding Materia Medica And Its Evolution. Inductive And
Deductive Logic And Its Utility In Deriving Materia Medica Images.
Concept Of Generalization And Individualization In The Study Of
Materia Medica.
3  The Classification Of Disease And The Guidelines To Prescription

Specific To Type Of The Disease. Management Strategies As
Explained In Organon And Various Othe Things Explained By
Hahnemann In The Chapter Friend Of Health , Of Lesser Writings(C
F S Hahnemann)
4 In depth study of following topics in order to grasp their clinical

Application
One sided disease - (Definition And As Per Hahnemannian

Classification. As The In Puts By Various Other Authors )And Its
Applicability And Utility In Practice Of Materia Medica Therapeutics
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Local malady - (Definition And As Per Hahnemannian Classification.
As The In Puts By Various Other Authors )And Its Applicability And
Utility In Practice Of Materia Medica Therapeutics
 Intermittent Disease (Definition And As Per Hahnemannian

Classification. As The In Puts By Various Other Authors )And Its
Applicability And Utility In Practice Of Materia Medica
Therapeutics
 Idiosyncrasy - Definition And Its Utility .
 Indisposition - And Its Under Standing As Per Organon.
 Pseudo Chronic Disease
 Iatrogenic Disease - Iatrogenic Disease - And The Utility Of

Different Clinical Materia Medica .
5 Concept Of Ancillary Management Of Disease
6 Follow Up , Complimentary Remedy , Similar Remedy , Inter current

Remedy , Nosode And Its Utility In Day To day Practice Especially In
The Second Prescription. Inimical Remedy And It Importance . -
Remedy Relationships And Its Utility With An Understanding To Of
Concepts And Principles As Laid In Organon.
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REPERTORY (OPTIONAL) Materia medica (Speciality)

M.D. Part II
In Addition To Part 1 Syllabus, Following Topics Will Be Covered
Three Classical Approaches of Repertorization:
Boenninghausen’s Concept Of Repertorization Which Includes:
Philosophy,
His Life & Works,
Application Of Philosophy In Practice
Structure Of BTPB And Scope & Advantage & Disadvantage
Kent’s Concept Of Repertorization Which Includes:
Philosophy,
His Life & Works,
Application Of Philosophy In Practice,
Structure Of Kent’s Repertory And
Scope & Advantage
Disadvantage
Boger’s Concept Of Repertorization Which Includes:
Philosophy,
His Life & Works,
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Structure Of BBCR
Scope & Advantage & Disadvantage
The Clinical Repertories
Cautions & Limitation Of The Use Of Clinical Repertory In
Understanding Of MM
Extracting and Building up Materia Medica Portraits Through Study Of
Rubrics.
 Understanding The Different Components Of Portraits & Its Conceptual
Background.
 Identification Of Rubric Listed About The Remedy In Different Section
Of Common Repertories.
 Different Mind Rubric Of Kent’s Repertory & Understanding The
Temperament Of Remedies.
 Importance of Generalities & Modalities Through Study Of BBCR.
 Understanding the Pathogenesis Of Remedy Through Study Of BBCR.
 Study Of Kent’s Comparative Repertory Of The Homoeopathic MM By
By Dockx & Koklenberg.
 A Study Of Concepts, Philosophy & Structure Of Commonly Used
Regional & Clinical Repertories (Boericke, Murphy, Bell’s Diarrhea,
Allen’s Fever Etc.) Utility Of These Repertories To Understand
Comparative MM At Symptom & Clinical Level.
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 A Study Of Chitkara’s New Comprehensive Homoeopathic MM Of
Mind
Utility Of Homoeopathic Software For Extracting MM And Group Studies.
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MD PART- 2
1 AUTO MMUNE ISEASE:
 Systemic Lupus Erythromatosus
 Polyarthritic Nodosities
 Rheumatoid Arthritis
 Autoimmune Nephritis
2 ALIMENTARY TRACT DISEASES:

 Inflammatory Bowel Disease
 Irritable Bowel Syndrome
 Hemorrhoids,
 Disorders Of Colon & Anorectum
 Diseases Of Pancreas:
 Acid Peptic Diseases:
 Malignancies of GIT
3 LIVER & BILLARY TRACT DISEASES:

 Introduction To Parenchymal Liver Disease
 Cirrhosis
 Hepatitis
 Portal Hypertension
 Cholecystitis & Cholelithiasis
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4 CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE:

 Atherosclerosis
 Ischemic Heart Diseases
 Hypertension
 Valvular Heart Diseases,
 Congestive Cardiac Failure
 All Diseases Of Myocardium & Pericardium
 Cor-pulmonale
 Cardiac Arrythmia
5 KIDNEY DISEASES:

 Glomerular diseases,
 Tubular Interstitial Diseases,
 Renal Calculi,
 Nephro Calcinosis,
 Renal Involvement of Systemic Diseases.
6 CEREBROVASCULAR DISEASES:
 Inflammatory Diseases,
 Degenerative Diseases Especially Dementia,
 Alzeimer’s Disease,
 Akinetic & Peripheral Neuritis,
 Myopathy
 Intra Cranial Mass Lesions.
 Myelitis,
 Parkinson’s disease.
 Diffrence between UMN & LMN
 Guillian Barre Syndrome
 Cerebral Stroke
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7 NUTRITIONAL DEFICIENCIES:
 Marasmus
 Pellagra
 Kwashiorkor
 PEM
 Beriberi
 B12 Deficiency
 Wernick’s Encephalopathy
 Scurvy
 Rickets
8 MENTAL DISORDERS:
 Anxiety Disorders,
 Somatoform Disorders,
 Learning Disabilities,
 Substance Abuses.
 Schizophrenia
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ORGANON OF MEDICINE (SPECIALITY)

MD - PART I
1. Concept Of Medical Observer‘ And Unprejudiced Observer‘ His 'Mission' And

Knowledges‘ As Conceived By Hahnemann. Methods To Operationalize These In The Light
Of Current Advances Of Methods To Study Man.
2. Understanding The Concept Of Man, Health, Disease, Constitution, Diathesis, Recovery
And Cure.
(As Per The Explanation By Hahnemann In Organon Of Medicine , Lesser Writings And
The Same Concept As Explained By Stuart Close , J T Kent , H A Roberts , R E Dudgeon In
Their Respective Teachings )
3. Case Receiving - The Art Of Homoeopathic Case Taking And Its Various Do’s & Don’ts.
Relationship With Demands Placed On The Healing Professionals In The Modern World (
With Special Attention To The Gudielines Given By Master Hahnemann In Organon And
Lesser Writings, And By Other Stalwarts )
4. Aalysis & Evaluation Of Various Symptoms Of Patient.
Symptomatology, Classification And Evaluation How To Analyze A Symptoms And What
Importance Has To Be Attributed To The Specific Symptoms With Regards To The Picture
Of The Disease Of The Patient. And Various Concepts Regarding The Same Viz. Stated
By Hahnemann , J T Kent And Boenninghaussen)
5. Perceiving The Portrait Of Disease : Totality Of Symptoms. Concept Of Totality As
Suggested By Hahnemann , J T Kent And Boenninghaussen, Boger.
6. Homoeopahic Dug - Proving - heUltimat Weapon To Know Therapeutic Power
Of Drugs .
The Concept , Protocol To Drug Proving , Types Of Drug Proving With Regards To
Modern Day Single Blind , Double Blind And Other
Methods . Pros And Cons Of The Same . Differences between Hahnemannian
Provings And Modern Day Protocol
7. Necesity Of Comprehend ng Hahnem nn' poch aking Classification Of Disease &
Utilizing It For Management Of Patient.
8. Development Of The Scientific S irit And Methods Of Science With Reference To
Hahnemannian Homoeopathy As A Science
9. Suppression:Need of the Time to be role well Versed with Magnitude of Suppression & Its
Consequence & Role of Homoeopathy.
10. Palliation: Knowing Different Ways & Justification of Homeopathic Need.
11. Grasping The Basic Difference Of 5th & 6th Edition f Org non Of Medicine
12. Understanding The Essence Of Aphori m 1 to 70
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Materia medica (optional) in Organon (Speciality)
M.D. Part-I
1. Definition of Materia Medica .Definition of Homoeopathic Materia

medica.
2. Comparison of Materia Medica of Allopathy, Ayurveda & Homoeopathy.
3. Different ways to study Materia Medica including Group study,

comparative study, Pharmacodynamic study, Psycho-clinico-pathological
study, Therapeutic study etc.
4. Different types of Materia Medica.
5. Different sources of Materia Medica.
6. Group Symptoms: Acids, Calcarea, Magnesia, Natrum, Kali &

Mercurius.
7. Drug proving .Understanding & application of process of Drug proving.
8. Study of source books :
( a) Hering’s guiding symptoms.
( b) Materia medica Pura By Dr.Hahnemann.
( c) Allen’s symptoms Register.
9. Study of the drug as per the list attached.
1 Abies can 9 Alumina

2 Abies nigra 10 Ammon carb
3 Aconite 11 Ammon mur
4 Actea racemosa 12 Anacardium
5 Actea spicata 13 Anthracinum
6 Aesculus 14 Antim ars
7 Aethusa 15 Antim crud
8 Allium sativa 16 Antim tart
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17 Apis mel 52 Cedron
18 Apocyanum 53 Ceonanthus
19 Arg entum met 54 Chamumilla
20 Argentum nit 55 China ars
21 Arnica 56 China off
22 Ars alb 57 China sulph
23 Ars brom 58 Cina
24 Ars iod 59 Cocculus
25 Ars sulph flavum 60 Coccus cacti
26 Aurum met 61 Coffea
27 Bacillinum 62 Colchicum
28 Baryta carb 63 Colocynth
29 Baryta iod 64 Diascorea v
30 Baryta mur 65 Digitalis
31 Belladonna 66 Diphtherinum
32 Bellis p 67 Drosera
33 Berb v 68 Dulcamara
34 Bismuth 69 Elaterium
35 Blatta o 70 Eucalyptus
36 Borax 71 Eupatorium
37 Bovista 72 Euphrasia
38 Bryonia 73 Eupion
39 Calc ars 74 Ferr phos
40 Calc carb 75 Ferr picriata
41 Calc flour 76 Ferrum met
42 Calc iod 77 Gelsemium
43 Calc phos 78 Glonoine
44 Calc sulph 79 Granatum
45 Cantharis 80 Graphites
46 Carbo animalis 81 Gratiola
47 Carbo veg 82 Grindelia
48 Carcinocin 83 Hekla lava
49 Cardus m 84 Hellebores
50 Caulophyllum 85 Hepar sulph
51 Causticum 86 Hydrastis
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87 Hydrocotyle 120 Oxalic acid
88 Hypericum 121 Pertussin
89 Ignatia 122 Phosphoric acid
90 Ipecac 123 Phytolacca D
91 Jaborandi 124 Platina
92 Jonosia asoka 125 Plumbum
93 Justicia athatoda 126 Podophyllum
94 Kalmia 127 Pulsatilla
95 Kreosote 128 Ranunculus bulb
96 Lac can 129 Ranunculus s.
97 Lac def 130 Rhus tox
98 Lachesis 131 Rumex
99 Ledum pal 132 Ruta
100 Lycopodium 133 Sabina
101 Mag carb 134 Sacch. Off.
135 Sambucus
102 Mag mur
136 Sang. C.
103 Mag phos
137 Sepia
104 Merc I R
138 Silicea
105 Merc iod
139 Squilla
106 Merc cor
140 Stramonium
107 Merc cyan
141 Sulphur
108 Merc sol
142 Sulphuric acid
109 Muriatic acid
143 Tellurium
110 Nat ars
144 Teucrium
111 Nat carb
145 Thalapsi
112 Nat mur 146 Thuja
113 Nat phos 147 Thyroidinum
114 Nat sulph 148 Trillium p
115 Nux moschata 149 Ustiligo
116 Nux vom 150 Verat. A
117 Oleander 151 Verat. V.
118 Onosmodium
119 Opium
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SARDAR PATEL UNIVERSITY REPERTORY
(OPTIONAL) IN ORGANON (SPECIALITY)
M.D. Part - I
The syllabus of the repertory as an optional subject includes in addition to

B.H.M.S. syllabus :
1. Understanding of
 Concept of man according to Hahnemann and different authors &
its application, influence in the study and structure of repertory.
 Unprejudiced observer and its application in study of different
rubrics
 Application of Inductive & deductive logic in the construction of
repertory.
 Concept of generalization & individualization & how it is
applicable in construction of repertory & Repertorization
 Classification of symptom at the level of mind & body. Its
representation in different repertories
 Direction of drug proving and understanding the conversion of
proving symptom in to the rubrics
2. Introduction To The Concept Of Repertorization And Historical
Evolution Of Repertory Which Includes:
 Concept Of Repertorization
 Studying The Philosophy & Scientific Background Of Repertories
 Earlier Repertories & Its Historical Evolution

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 Classification of Repertories, Its Understanding & Utility.
3.Case Receiving: It’s Principles & Techniques.
 Case Receiving & Concept Of The Observer
 Unprejudiced Observation.
 Skill Of Case Taking In Various Localities: Urban, Rural ,Tribal
 Skill of Case Taking In Various Departments: Medicine,
Gynecology, Pediatric, Skin.
 Acute & Chronic Case Taking.
 Techniques of Case Taking.
 Common Difficulties of Case Taking & Their Solution.
i. Generalization
ii. Causation
iii. Concomitance
iv. Individualization
v. Evaluation
vi. Classification & Analysis Of Symptoms:
k) Mental Symptom
l) Physical Symptom
m) Pathological Symptom
n) Pathognomic symptom
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o) Objective symptom
p) Subjective symptom
q) Pathogenetic symptom
r) Eliminating symptom
s) P.Q.R.S. symptom
t) Characteristic symptom
vii. Modality :Definition & various types of modalities
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MD PART- 1
Homoeopathy.
Management
Leprosy Amoebiasis
Meningitis,
Tuberculosis,
5 SKIN DISEASES.
 Eczema
 Psoriasis,
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 Pigment Disorder &
 Carcinoma
 Ringwarm
 Urticaria
 Scabies
 Atopic Dermatitis
 Pityriasis
6 LOCOMOTOR SYSTEM

 Osteoporosis
 Gout

 WIDAL,
 VDRL,
 ELISA,
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9 BLOOD DISORDERS:

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M.D (HOMOEOPATHY)
INTRODUCTION:
Objectives:
13) To explain the nature and scope of statistics and application of
statistical methods to medicine in general and homoeopathy in particular.
14) To explain methods of collection, classification, tabulation,
analysis and presentation of data.
15) To explain measures of central tendency, measures of variation,
skew ness /kurtosis of a distribution and correlation regression analysis.
17) To understand and apply various tests of significance to different
areas to medical science for the purpose of making estimation and
inferences based on available data.
18) To explain what research is and what it is not, the criteria for
research and the different types of research.
19) To present some aspects of the debate about the nature of
knowledge and the value of scientific method.
20) To discuss what a researchable problem is and to describe how
research problem is found and stated.
research.
recommendations.
Part 1
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recent advances.
3) In statistics.
research work.
Research methods:-
6) Study protocols
8) Types of research and their requirements the art of scientific research, the
anatomy and physiology of clinical research. Writing and funding a
research proposal controlled clinical trials in homoeopathy.
B. BIO-STATISTICS:
6) Data collection.
7) Summarizing.
8) Presenting data.
9) Probability.
of mean).
standard deviation.
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u test.
24) ’Z’ text.
25 )’F’ text.
rise of pediatrics.
of drug action.
medicine.
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Agarwal, Agra.
India.)
Bio statistics:
6) Dr.dixit J.V. Principles and Practice of Biostatistics, Bhanot publishers
Jabalpur.
New York.
Delhi.
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M.D . SYLLABUS
ORGANON OF MEDICINE (SPECIALITY)
PART II
Paper 1
1 One sided disease

2 Local alady
3 Inter itt nt Diseas
4 Idio yncrasy
5 Indi pos tion
6 P eudo Chronic D s se
7 Iatrogenic Dis ase
8 Knowledge Of Human N ture : lunge In o ode n & Hahne annian
Psychology ; Knowing Various Events & Effects Of Patient's Life And
Finding Basic Attributes & Dispositions.
9 Study Of Precur o s f Org non- edicine f Experience, An Essay On
The New Principles And Study Of Editions Of Organon In Ground Plan,
Evolutionary Study Of Principle Of Similia, Vital Principle, Posology And
Its Scientific Application In
Homoeopathy
10 Suppre sion and a liation
Paper II
1 Basic Concepts of Pathology , Clinical Diagnosis and its importance in

Knowing Hahnemannian Theory of Chronic Disease ; Misamatic evolution
of Various disease .
2 Org non n lini al practice : anagement of Acute & hron c isea e
3 Conc pt of anci lary anag ment of disease & H hn mannian Con ept of
diet and Regimen.
4 Rem dy Ad inistration :
 Posology
 Remedy Reaction ,
Second Prescription
Susceptibility
The following authors will be studied in detail:
 Boenninghausen
 Kent
 Boger
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 Stuart Close
 Herbert Roberts
5 Co parative study of the Philosophi al and Conc ptu l f am work of
Current Schools of medicine - Modern Medicine, Ayurveda, Unani, Siddha
and Homoeopathy.
6 Concept of Law of simple/minimum/single; Law of Similars: Evolution,

Deduction, and Scientific Experimental Proof; Application and Concept of
the Dynamic Action and the Dose, in Relation to current research.
7 To Get Well Acquainted With The Inner Sense Of Hahnemann's Theory Of

Chronic Disease. Causation : Fundamental Cause . Maintaining and
Exciting Cause
(Concepts, Its Principles And Interpretation In To The Light Of Present

Knowledge. Clinical Classification And Identification Of The Miasmatic
Types, Combination Of Miasms: Concept, Implications And Identification.
Homoeopathic Management Of Miasmatic Disorders And Its Impact On
Therapeutics
As Explained In The Organon Of Medicine theory Of Chronic Disease By

C F S Hahnemann, With Added In Sights From The Miasms By J H Allen ,
Notes On The Miasms, Proceso Sanchez Ortega)
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MATERIA MEDICA (OPTIONAL) – IN ORGANON
(SPECIALITY) PART – 2
1. Drug Relationship: Different types, understanding second prescription with
importance of drug relationship through Kent’s Observation.
2. Group symptoms of Solanaceae, Compositae, Loganaceae &
Ranunculaceae family, Argentum, Aurum, Ophidia.
3. Nosodes.
4. Study of following Source Books
a. Materia Medica Pura
b. Hering’s Guiding Symptoms
c. Allen’s Encyclopedia
d. Clerk’s Dictionary of Practical Materia Medica
5. List of drugs to be studied.
SUBSIDIARY MATERIA MEDICA ----2

1) ACALYPHA INDICA 99) MUREX
2) ADONIS VERNALIS 100) MYGALE
3) ADRENALINE 101) MYRICA
4) AGARICUS 102) NAJA
5) AGNUS CASTUS 103) NAPHTHALENE
6) ALETRIS FARINOSA 104) NICCOLUM
7) ALFALFA 105) NIT. ACID
8) AMBRA GRESIA 106) OCCIMUM
9) AMYL NITROSUM 107) OOPHORINUM
10 ARANEA D 108) PAEONIA
11 ARTEMESIA VULG 109) PALLADIUM
12 ARUM T 110) PARERA BRAVA
13 ASAFOETIDA 111) PARIS Q
14 ASPIDOSPERMA 112) PASSIFLORA
15 ASTERIAS RUBENS 113) PHALANDRINUM
16 AVENA SATIVA 114) PHYSOSTIGMA
17 BAPTISIA 115) PICRIC ACID
18 BENZOIC ACID 116) PILOCARPUS
19 BOTHROPS 117) PIPER NIGRUM
20 BROMIUM 118) PIX LIQUIDA
21 BUFO 119) PLANTAGO
22 CACTUS G 120) POTHOS
23 CALADIUM 121) PSORINUM
24 CALENDULA 122) PYROGEN
25 CAMPHORA 123) QUERCUS
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26 CANN IND 124) RADIUM BROM
27 CANN SAT 125) RATANHIA
28 CAPSICUM 126) RHEUM
29 CEONANTHUS 127) ROBINIA
30 CICUTA VIROSA 128) RODODENDRON
31 CINNAMONUM 129) SABADILLA
32 CISTUS 130) SABAL SERRULATA
33 CLEMATIS 131) SALICYLIC ACID
34 COCA 132) SANGUINARIA
35 COCA 133) SANUCULA
36 COLLINSONIA 134) SARSAPARILLA
37 CONDURANGO 135) SECALE COR
38 CONIUM 136) SELENIUM
39 CONVALLARIA 137) SENEGA
40 CRATAEGUS 138) SERUM ANGUILLARIA
41 CROCUS SATIVA 139) SOLANEUM LYCO.
42 CROTALUS HORRIDUS 140) SOLIDAGO
43 CROTON TIG 141) SPARTIUM S.
44 CRYSORBINUM 142) SQUILLA
45 CUPRUM ARS 143) STAPHYSAGRIA
46 CUPRUM MET 144) STROPHANTHUS
47 CURARE 145) SULPH. IOD.
48 CYCLAMEN 146) SYGYZIUM
49 DOLICHOS 147) SYMPHYTUM
50 DYSENTRICO 148) TABACUM
51 ECHINACEA 149) TARENTULA C.
52 ELAPS 150) TARENTULA H.
53 ERIGERON 151) THALLIUM
54 EUGENIA 152) THERIDION
55 EUPHORBIUM 153) TNT
56 FAGOPYRUM 154) TUBERCULINUM
57 FEL TAURI 155) URANUM NIT.
58 FICUS RELIGIOSA 156) URTICA URENS
59 FLAXINUS 157) VACCINUM
60 FORMICA RUFA 158) VALERINA
61 GAMBOGIA 159) VANADIUM
62 GINSENG 160) VARIOLINUM
63 GNAPHALLIUM 161) VERBASCUM
64 GUAICUM 162) VIBERNUM O.
65 HAMMAMELIS 163) VINCA MINOR
66 HELONIAS 164) VIOLA O.
67 HYDRANGEA 165) VIPERA
68 HYDROPHOBINUM 166) WYETHIA
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69 HYOSCYAMUS 167) XANTHOXYLUM
70 IBERIS 168) X-RAY
71 INSULIN 169) ZINCUM BET
72 IODUM 170) ZINGIBER
73 IRIS V
74 JALAPA JATROPA
75 KALI ARS
76 KALI BICH
77 KALI BROM
78 KALI CARB
79 KALI CHLOR
80 KALI CYANATUM
81 KALI IOD
82 KALI MUR
83 KALI PHOS
84 KALI SULPH
85 LACTIC ACID
86 LAPIS ALB
87 LATHYRUS
88 LATRODECTUS
89 LAUROCERASUS
90 LEMNA MINOR
91 LILIUM TIG
92 LOBELIA
93 LYCOPUS
94 MEDORRHINUM
95 MEPHITIS
96 MEZERIUM
97 MILLIFOLLIUM
98 MOSCHUS
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REPERTORY (OPTIONAL) IN ORGANON ( SPECIALITY)
M.D. Part II
In Addition To Part 1 Syllabus, Following Topics Will Be Covered
1.Three Classical Approaches of Repertorization:

Boenninghausen’s Concept Of Repertorization Which Includes:
Philosophy,
His Life & Works,
Structure Of BTPB And
Kent’s Concept Of Repertorization Which Includes:
Philosophy,
His Life & Works,
Scope & Advantage
Disadvantage
Boger’s Concept Of Repertorization Which Includes:
Philosophy,
His Life & Works,
Structure Of BBCR
2. The Clinical Repertories

3. Application of miasmatic concepts, constitution, & diathesis its
representation in different repertories.
4. Study of Repertory of Miasms by Dr. R.P.Patel
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MD PART- 2

 Hemorrhoids,

 Cirrhosis
 Hepatitis
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 Hypertension
5 KIDNEY DISEASES:

 Myopathy
 Myelitis,
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factors, clinical features, Investigation & Their Interpretation D/D,
& Homoeopathic Management of:

 Marasm
us  Pellagra

 Kwashiork
or  PEM
 Beriberi
 Wernick’s
Encephalopathy  Scurvy
 Rickets
8 MENTAL DISORDERS:
Discuss the following topics under Definition, etio-pathology,
risk factors, clinical features, Investigation & Their Interpretation
D/D, & Homoeopathic Management of:
 Somatoform
Disorders,  Learning
Disabilities,  Substance
Abuses.
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REPERTORY(SPECIALITY)
M.D.PART 1
In Addition To UG Syllabus, The Following Topics Shall Be Taught In Detail.
1. Introduction To The Concept Of Repertorization And Historical Evolution Of
Repertory Which Includes:
 Concept Of Repertorization
 Studying The Philosophy & Scientific Background Of Repertories
 Earlier Repertories & Its Historical Evolution
 Classification of Repertories, Its Understanding & Utility.
2. Case Receiving: It’s Principles & Techniques.
 Case Receiving & Concept Of The Observer
 Unprejudiced Observation.
 Skill Of Case Taking In Various Localities: Urban, Rural ,Tribal
 Skill of Case Taking In Various Departments: Medicine, Gynecology,
Pediatric, Skin.
 Acute & Chronic Case Taking.
 Techniques of Case Taking.
 Common Difficulties of Case Taking & Their Solution.
viii. Generalization
ix. Causation
x. Concomitance
xi. Individualization
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xii. Evaluation
xiii. Classification & Analysis Of Symptoms:
u) Mental Symptom
v) Physical Symptom
w) Pathological Symptom
x) Pathognomic symptom
y) Objective symptom
z) Subjective symptom
aa) Pathogenetic symptom
bb) Eliminating symptom
cc) P.Q.R.S. symptom
dd) Characteristic symptom
xiv. Modality :Definition & various types of modalities
xv. Doctrine Of Analogy
xvi. Drug proving: Process in details. It’s utility in repertory. Direction of drug
proving and understanding the conversion of proving symptom in
to the rubrics
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MATERIA MEDICA (OPTIONAL) – IN REPERTORY
(SPECIALITY) PART – 1
1. Define Materia Medica. Define Homoeopathic Materia Medica.
2. Difference between Homoeopathic Materia Medica and Materia Medica of Other
System of Medicine.
3. Drug Proving in detail with Modern protocol followed by CCRH.
4. Different way to study Materia Medica and different types of Materia Medica.
5. The Relationship of Repertory and Materia Medica.
6. Study of Calcarea carb., Pulsatilla and Lycopodium through Repertory.
7. Psyho-clinical-Pathological aspect of Nat mur, Phosphorus, Sepia, Platina & Thuja.
8. Study of Drugs from the list attached with Special Emphasis on their representation in
Repertories.
9. Group study of ACIDS, Argentum, Calcarea, Natrum, Kali.
1 Abies can Loganacieae Compositae

2 Abies nigra Papaveraceæ Cucurbitaceæ
3 Aconite Anacardiaceæ Solanaceæ
4 Actea racemosa Umbelliferæ
Lycopodium Nat. Mur. Ignatia
5 Actea spicata
Pulsatilla Stremonium Nitric Acid
6 Aesculus
Anacardium Lilium Tig Moschus
7 Aethusa
Ars. Alb Sepia Phosphorus
8 Allium sativa
26 Aurum met
9 Alumina
27 Bacillinum
10 Ammon carb
28 Baryta carb
11 Ammon mur
29 Baryta iod
12 Anacardium
30 Baryta mur
13 Anthracinum
31 Belladonna
14 Antim ars
32 Bellis p
15 Antim crud
33 Berb v
16 Antim tart
34 Bismuth
17 Apis mel
35 Blatta o
18 Apocyanum
36 Borax
19 Arg entum met
37 Bovista
20 Argentum nit
38 Bryonia
21 Arnica
39 Calc ars
22 Ars alb
40 Calc carb
23 Ars brom
41 Calc flour
24 Ars iod
42 Calc iod
25 Ars sulph flavum
43 Calc phos
44 Calc sulph
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45 Cantharis
46 Carbo animalis
47 Carbo veg
51 Causticum 86 Hydrastis
52 Cedron 87 Hydrocotyle
53 Ceonanthus 88 Hypericum
54 Chamumilla 89 Ignatia
55 China ars 90 Ipecac
56 China off 91 Jaborandi
57 China sulph 92 Jonosia asoka
58 Cina 93 Justicia athatoda
59 Cocculus 94 Kalmia
60 Coccus cacti 95 Kreosote
61 Coffea 96 Lac can
62 Colchicum 97 Lac def
63 Colocynth 98 Lachesis
64 Diascorea v 99 Ledum pal
65 Digitalis 100 Lycopodium
66 Diphtherinum 101 Mag carb
67 Drosera 102 Mag mur
68 Dulcamara 103 Mag phos
69 Elaterium 104 Merc I R
70 Eucalyptus 105 Merc iod
71 Eupatorium 106 Merc cor
72 Euphrasia 107 Merc cyan
73 Eupion 108 Merc sol
74 Ferr phos 109 Muriatic acid
75 Ferr picriata 110 Nat ars
76 Ferrum met 111 Nat carb
77 Gelsemium 112 Nat mur
78 Glonoine 113 Nat phos
79 Granatum 114 Nat sulph
80 Graphites 115 Nux moschata
81 Gratiola 116 Nux vom
82 Grindelia 117 Oleander
83 Hekla lava 118 Onosmodium
84 Hellebores 119 Opium
85 Hepar sulph 120 Oxalic acid
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121 Pertussin 137 Sepia
122 Phosphoric acid 138 Silicea
123 Phytolacca D 139 Squilla
124 Platina 140 Stramonium
125 Plumbum 141 Sulphur
126 Podophyllum 142 Sulphuric acid
127 Pulsatilla 143 Tellurium
128 Ranunculus bulb 144 Teucrium
129 Ranunculus s. 145 Thalapsi
130 Rhus tox 146 Thuja
131 Rumex 147 Thyroidinum
132 Ruta 148 Trillium p
133 Sabina 149 Ustiligo
134 Sacch. Off. 150 Verat. A
135 Sambucus 151 Verat. V.
136 Sang. C.
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ORGANON OF MEDICINE (OPTIONAL) IN REPERTORY (SPECIALITY)
MD PART I
1) Understanding The Concept Of Man, Health, Disease And Cure.
Application Of The Hahnemannian Concept Of Man In The Study Of

Repertory
2) Influence Of The Concept Of Man As Understood By Different Authors Of

Repertory On The Structure Of Their Repertories.
Influence of the concept of Health & Disease with its Different Components in
3) Determining The Structure Of Repertory And Formation Of Rubrics. The

Place Of The Concept Of Causation In Different Repertories.
4) The Concept Of Diath sis, emperament And Dispos tion And Its Lis ing
In The Repertory.
To Get Well cquainted With The Inn r ense Of ahnemann' Theory Of

Chronic
5) Disease. (Concepts As Explained In The Organon Of Medicine , Theory Of

Chronic Disease By C F S Hahnemann, With Added In Sights Form The
Miams By J H Allen , Notes On The Miasms, Proceso Sanchez Ortega)
6) Representation Of Mia matic Concepts n Differ nt Rep rtories C se Receiving -

The Ar Of Homoeopathy.
7) ( With Special Attention To The Gudielines Given By Master Hahnemann In

Organon And Lesser Writings, And By Other Stalwarts )
8) Analysis Evaluation Of Various S mptoms Of aient.
How To Anal z A Symptoms And What Importan Has To B Attr buted To he

Specific Symptoms With Regards To The Picture Of The Disease Of The
Patient. And Various Concepts Regarding The Same Viz Stated By
Hahnemann , J T Kent And Boenninghaussen)
9) Perceiving The Portrait Of Disease : Totality Of Symptoms
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Concept Of To al t As uggested By Hahn m nn , J K nt And Boenningh ussen,
Dr. Boger
10) Homoopath crug - Proving - Th Ult mate eapon To Know Ther peut
cower Of Drugs
The Concept , Protocol To Drug Proving , Types Of Drug Proving With

Regards To Modern Day Single Blind , Double Blind And Other Methods .
Pros And Cons Of The Same . Differences Between Hahnemannian Provings
And Modern Day Protocol .
11) Necessity Of Comprehending Hahnemann's Epoch Making

Classification Of Disease & Utilizing It For Management Of Patient.
12) The Classification Of Disease And The Guidelines To Prescription

Specific To Type Of The Disease. Management Strategies As Explained In
Organon And Various Othe Things Explained By Hahnemann In The Chapter
Friend Of Health , Of Lesser Writings(C F S Hahnemann)
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MD PART- 1
Homoeopathy.
Management
Leprosy Amoebiasis
Meningitis,
Tuberculosis,

5 SKIN DISEASES.
 Eczema
 Psoriasis,
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 Pigment Disorder &
 Carcinoma
 Ringworm
 Scabies
 Urticaria
 Atopic dermatitis
 Pityriasis
6 LOCOMOTOR SYSTEM
 Osteoporosis
 Gout

 WIDAL,
 VDRL,
 ELISA,
9 BLOOD DISORDERS:
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62
M.D (HOMOEOPATHY)
INTRODUCTION:
Objectives:
25) To explain the nature and scope of statistics and application of
statistical methods to medicine in general and homoeopathy in particular.
26) To explain methods of collection, classification, tabulation,
analysis and presentation of data.
27) To explain measures of central tendency, measures of variation,
skew ness /kurtosis of a distribution and correlation regression analysis.
29) To understand and apply various tests of significance to different
areas to medical science for the purpose of making estimation and
inferences based on available data.
30) To explain what research is and what it is not, the criteria for
research and the different types of research.
31) To present some aspects of the debate about the nature of
knowledge and the value of scientific method.
32) To discuss what a researchable problem is and to describe how
research problem is found and stated.
research.
recommendations.
Part 1
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recent advances.
3) In statistics.
research work.
Research methods:-
10) Study protocols
12) Types of research and their requirements the art of scientific
research, the anatomy and physiology of clinical research. Writing and
funding a research proposal controlled clinical trials in homoeopathy.
B. BIO-STATISTICS:
6) Data collection.
7) Summarizing.
8) Presenting data.
9) Probability.
of mean).
standard deviation.
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u test.
24) ’Z’ text.
25 )’F’ text.
rise of pediatrics.
of drug action.
medicine.
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Agarwal, Agra.
India.)
Bio statistics:
10) Dr.dixit J.V. Principles and Practice of Biostatistics, Bhanot
publishers Jabalpur.
New York.
Delhi.
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REPERTORY(Speciality)
M.D. Part II
In Addition To Part 1 Syllabus, Following Topics Will Be Covered In
PAPER 1
Three Classical Approaches of Repertorization:
i. Boenninghausen’s Concept Of Repertorization Which Includes:
Philosophy,
His Life & Works,
Structure Of BTPB And
Scope & Advantage
Disadvantage
ii. Kent’s Concept Of Repertorization Which Includes:
Philosophy,
His Life & Works,
Scope & Advantage
Disadvantage
iii. Boger’s Concept Of Repertorization Which Includes:
Philosophy,
His Life & Works,
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Structure Of BBCR
Scope & Advantage
Disadvantage
General Repertories:
Understanding Of Puritan Repertories Which Includes: Lippe, Knerr’s,
Gentry’s & Hering’s Analytical Repertory Of The Mind. Studies Of:
 Their Author,
 Philosophy,
 Application Of Philosophy In Practice
 Scope & Limitation.
Boger’s Synoptic Key
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M.D. Part II
Paper II :
The Clinical Repertories Which Includes Allen’s Fever, Murphy’s Repertory,
Clarke, Boericke’s, Sensation As If By Roberts & Ward:
 Their Authors,
 Philosophy,
 Uses & Limitation.
Understanding of Modern Repertories: Which Includes Complete, Synthetic,
Synthesis, Phatak. And Studies Under
 Their Authors,
 Philosophy,
 Uses & Limitation.
Regional Repertories: Their Authors, Philosophy, Application Of Philosophy In
Practice, Scope & Limitation of:.
 Bell’s Diarrhea,
 Berridge’s Eye.
 Minton’s Uterine Therapeutics
 Respiratory Organs By Nash
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 Acoucher’s Manual
Card Repertories:
 Boger
 P.Sankaran
 Kishore
Computerized Repertories: ISIS, RADAR, HOMPATH, MAC
 Their Creator,
 Philosophy,
 Utilities,
Comparative Analysis of the Different Software Available In The Market.
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MATERIA MEDICA (OPTIONAL) IN REPERTORY (SPECIALITY)
PART – 2
1. Understanding and deriving the group symptoms from Repertory.
2. Group symptoms of Solanaceae, Compositae, Loganaceae &
Ranunculaceae , Argentum, Aurum & Ophidia.
3. Nosodes: Definition and Indications.
4. Study of following source books in detail.
a. Materia Medica Pura
b. Hering’s Guiding Symptoms
c. Allen’s Encyclopedia
d. Clerk’s Dictionary of Practical Materia Medica.
5. List of Drug to be studied.
1 ACALYPHA INDICA 28 CANN SAT
2 ADONIS VERNALIS 29 CAPSICUM
3 ADRENALINE 30 CEONANTHUS
4 AGARICUS 31 CICUTA VIROSA
5 AGNUS CASTUS 32 CINNAMONUM
6 ALETRIS FARINOSA 33 CISTUS
7 ALFALFA 34 CLEMATIS
8 AMBRA GRISEA 35 COCA
9 AMYL NITROSUM 36 COCA
10 ARANEA D 37 COLLINSONIA
11 ARTEMESIA VULG 38 CONDURANGO
12 ARUM T 39 CONIUM
13 ASAFOETIDA 40 CONVALLARIA
14 ASPIDOSPERMA 41 CRATAEGUS
15 ASTERIAS RUBENS 42 CROCUS SATIVA
16 AVENA SATIVA 43 CROTALUS HORRIDUS
17 BAPTISIA 44 CROTON TIG
18 BENZOIC ACID 45 CHRYSORBINUM
19 BOTHROPS 46 CUPRUM ARS
20 BROMIUM 47 CUPRUM MET
21 BUFO 48 CURARE
22 CACTUS G 49 CYCLAMEN
23 CALADIUM 50 DOLICHOS
24 CALENDULA 51 DYSENTRICO
25 CAMPHORA 52 ECHINACEA
27 CANN IND 53 ELAPS
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54 ERIGERON 96 MEDORRHINUM
55 EUGENIA 97 MEPHITIS
56 EUPHORBIUM 98 MEZERIUM
57 FAGOPYRUM 99 MILLIFOLLIUM
58 FEL TAURI 100 MOSCHUS
59 FICUS RELIGIOSA 101 MUREX
60 FLAXINUS 102 MYGALE
61 FORMICA RUFA 103 MYRICA
62 GAMBOGIA 104 NAJA
63 GINSENG 105 NAPHTHALENE
64 GNAPHALLIUM 106 NICCOLUM
65 GUAICUM 107 NIT. ACID
66 HAMMAMELIS 108 OCIMUM
67 HELONIAS 109 OOPHORINUM
68 HYDRANGEA 110 PAEONIA
69 HYDROPHOBINUM 111 PALLADIUM
70 HYOSCYAMUS 112 PARERA BRAVA
71 IBERIS 113 PARIS Q
72 INSULIN 114 PASSIFLORA
73 IODUM 115 PHALLANDRINUM
74 IRIS V 116 PHYSOSTIGMA
75 JALAPA JATROPA 117 PICRIC ACID
76 KALI ARS 118 PILOCARPUS
77 KALI BICH 119 PIPER NIGRUM
79 KALI BROM 120 PIX LIQUIDA
80 KALI CARB 121 PLANTAGO
81 KALI CHLOR 122 POTHOS
82 KALI CYANATUM 123 PSORINUM
83 KALI IOD 124 PYROGEN
84 KALI MUR 125 QUERCUS
85 KALI PHOS 126 RADIUM BROM
86 KALI SULPH 127 RATANHIA
87 LACTIC ACID 128 RHEUM
88 LAPIS ALB 129 ROBINIA
89 LATHYRUS 130 RODODENDRON
90 LATRODECTUS 131 SABADILLA
91 LAUROCERASUS 132 SABAL SERRULATA
92 LEMNA MINOR 133 SALICYLIC ACID
93 LILIUM TIG 134 SANGUINARIA
94 LOBELIA 135 SANICULA
95 LYCOPUS 136 SARSAPARILLA
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137 SECALE COR 155 TNT
138 SELENIUM 156 TUBERCULINUM
139 SENEGA 157 URANUM NIT.
140 SERUM ANGUILLARIA 158 URTICA URENS
141 SOLANEUM LYCO. 159 VACCINUM
142 SOLIDAGO 161 VALERINA
143 SPARTIUM S. 162 VANADIUM
144 SQUILLA 163 VARIOLINUM
145 STAPHYSAGRIA 164 VERBASCUM
146 STROPHANTHUS 165 VIBERNUM O.
147 SULPH. IOD. 166 VINCA MINOR
148 SYGYZIUM 167 VIOLA O.
149 SYMPHYTUM 168 VIPERA
150 TABACUM 169 WYETHIA
151 TARENTULA C. 170 XANTHOXYLUM
152 TARENTULA H. 171 X-RAY
153 THALLIUM 172 ZINCUM BET
154 THERIDION 173 ZINGIBER
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M.D. SYLLABUS
ORGANON OF MEDICINE (OPTIONAL) IN REPERTORY (SPECIALITY)
PART II
1 Hahnemannian Concept Of Mind And Its Importance As Stated In Various Of His

Writings.
2 Study Of Following Topics In Order To Grasp Their Clinical Application
 Local Malady (Definition And As Per Hahnemannian Classification. As The In

Puts By Various Other Authors )And Its Applicability And Utility In Repertory
As In Methods Of Repertorization. Role Of Regional Repertories In Such Cases.
 Intermittent Disease (Definition And As Per Hahnemannian Classification. As

The In Puts By Various Other Authors )And Its Applicability And Utility In
Repertory As In Methods Of Repertorization. Role Of Regional Repertories In
Such Cases.
 Idiosyncrasy - Defination And Its Utility .
 Indisposition
 Pseudo Chronic Disease
3 Iatrogenic Disease - And The Role Of Clinical Repertory E.G.: Robin Murphy's
Clinical Repertory
4 Concept Of Ancillary Management Of Disease, Hahnemannian Concept of Diet &

Regimen.
5 Remedy Administration : Posology ; Remedy Reaction , Second Prescription
6 Suppression : Need Of The Time To Be Well Versed With Magnitude Of

Suppression & Its Consequence & Role Of Homoeopathy
7 P liation: Knowing Diff rent ays & Justificat on Of Hom opathic Need.
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MD PART- 2

 Hemorrhoids,

 Cirrhosis
 Hepatitis
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 Hypertension
5 KIDNEY DISEASES:

 Myopathy
 Myelitis,
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 Marasmus
 Pellagra
 Kwashiorkor
 PEM
 Beriberi
 Wernick’s Encephalopathy
 Scurvy
 Rickets
8 MENTAL DISORDERS:
 Somatoform Disorders,
 Learning Disabilities,
 Substance Abuses.
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SARDAR PATEL UNIVERSITY

COURSE OF STUDY & SYLLABUS FOR

AS PER NEW SYLLABUS

(AMENDED BY CCH PUBLISHED IN THE GAZETTE OF INDIA,

MATERIA MEDICA (SPECIALITY) SUBJECT

1 Definition Of Materia Medica & Homoeopathic Materia Medica.

Study of Homoeopathic Medicines as per the list.

1 Understanding The Concept Of Man, Health , Disease And Cure.

2 Need For The Physician To Acquire The Type Of Knowledges

3 The Meaning Of Unprejudiced Observer And Its Application In The

4 Hahnemannian Concept Of Man And Its Application In The Study Of

5 Case Receiving - The Art Of Homoeopathy.

6 Analysis & Evaluation Of Various Symptoms Of Patient.

7 How To Analyze A Symptoms And What Importance Has To Be

1. The syllabus of the repertory as an optional subject includes in addition

6. Modality : Definition & various types of modalities

Pyrexia of Unknown Origin

Discuss the following topics under Definition, etio-pathology,

8 INTERPRETATION OF VARIOUS LAB. INVESTIGATION:

Discuss the following topics under Definition, etio-pathology, risk factors,

MATERIA MEDICA (SPECIALITY)

In Addition To Part I Syllabus Following Topics Will Be Included

2 Study & Understanding Of Different Materia Medica

MATERIA MEDICA (SPECIALITY) PAPER II

1. Nosodes: Definition & Indication

Organon (Optional) in Materia Medica (Speciality)

1 Knowledge Of Human Nature : Plunge Into Modern & Hahnemannian

Modern Psychology As Defined And Explained By Sigmond Freud .

Hahnemannian Concept Of Mind And Its Importance As Stated In

2 Necessity Of Comprehending Hahnemann's Epoch Making

3  The Classification Of Disease And The Guidelines To Prescription

4 In depth study of following topics in order to grasp their clinical

One sided disease - (Definition And As Per Hahnemannian

 Intermittent Disease (Definition And As Per Hahnemannian

 Idiosyncrasy - Definition And Its Utility .

 Indisposition - And Its Under Standing As Per Organon.

 Pseudo Chronic Disease

 Iatrogenic Disease - Iatrogenic Disease - And The Utility Of

5 Concept Of Ancillary Management Of Disease

6 Follow Up , Complimentary Remedy , Similar Remedy , Inter current

REPERTORY (OPTIONAL) Materia medica (Speciality)

Three Classical Approaches of Repertorization:

Boenninghausen’s Concept Of Repertorization Which Includes:

His Life & Works,

Application Of Philosophy In Practice

Structure Of BTPB And Scope & Advantage & Disadvantage

Kent’s Concept Of Repertorization Which Includes:

His Life & Works,

Application Of Philosophy In Practice,

Structure Of Kent’s Repertory And

Scope & Advantage

Boger’s Concept Of Repertorization Which Includes:

His Life & Works,

Application Of Philosophy In Practice,

Scope & Advantage & Disadvantage

The Clinical Repertories

Cautions & Limitation Of The Use Of Clinical Repertory In

Extracting and Building up Materia Medica Portraits Through Study Of

 Understanding The Different Components Of Portraits & Its Conceptual

 Identification Of Rubric Listed About The Remedy In Different Section

 Different Mind Rubric Of Kent’s Repertory & Understanding The

 Importance of Generalities & Modalities Through Study Of BBCR.

 Understanding the Pathogenesis Of Remedy Through Study Of BBCR.

MD (Homoeopathy) Part - I & Part - II

MD (Homoeopathy) Part - I & Part - II