History of evolution of REPERTORY for BHMS .pptx

history and evolution of repertory.

1. Objectives 1.To describe the Evolution of Repertories.

2. A Repertory is an index where information is stored or classified or arranged systematically so that it can be used more adventitiously to reach the similimum in short time. This information can be collected in book form, card form , stripes, or in the form of software .

3. ​ It allows the comparison and differentiation to be established between several remedies showing the same indications according to the degree of importance and modalities of the various remedies that are in the competition. Repertory m akes t h e very dry study of m ateria medica extre m ely interesting Repertories are useful in cases where there are lot of characteristic symptoms making confusion for preccribing proper similimum

4. After the discovery of law of similars , ie – with Cinchona bark experiment , Dr. Hahnemann started proving of different drugs on him and from this he collected large no: of symptoms in every drug. All these symptoms collected in books like “Materia Medica pura and chronic disease”. ​ During his time approximately 100 drugs were proved. As remedies and proving multiplied it became problem to keep a track of all symptoms and master himself consciously felt the need for indexing the symptoms.

5. As old as history of homoeopathy it has s t arted with an appendix in 1805. Today it had grown to a system. GROWTH _ 3 STAGES Formative years : From Hahnemann to Kent Middle age : Kentian era Recent repertories : Software based / screen based

6. ​ 1805 → Fragmenta De Viribus Medica Mentorum Positivis sive in sano corpor Humano Observatis,, 1 st part – 27 remedies.., 2 nd part – 470 pages repertory, alphabetically arranged, remedies graded in single grade Second edition – repe r tory prepared by adding other drugs of which original is in possession of Dr. Richard Haehl, Stuttgart 1834 → Dr. Frederick Foster Harvey Quin edited 1 st part of the book and republished in Latin.

7. Preface – Dr. Hahnemann writes ‘no body known better than I do , how imperfect and insufficient it all is.’ But this work was the forerunner of his Materia medica pura. He wrote to his friend Dr.E.F. Ruckert that how useful it would be if a good alphabetical repertory once compiled. So he started arranging a repertory of the remedies which later on formed first part of Chronic disease. These works being constantly checked by Hanhemann, but it remain to manuscript form which is preserved in Archives at Hale‟s museum in Robert Bosch hospital at Stuttgart

8. In between Dr Hahnemann’s pupil - Dr.Gross compiled 2 volumes of Repertory, but not appeared in print . Another student Carl George Hartlaub produced Systematic Description of the pure effect of Remedies in 538 pages in 6 parts. According to Dr.P. Schimt this was the 1 st printed repertory produced in between 1826 to 28 ​ Hahnemann employed Jahr for compiling a repertory and he wrote – “ If God permits ,Jahr will work out the symptom dictionary and I shall contribute what I can " .At that time Jahr was preparing for his final medical exam,so he could not afford much time for this work .

9. Dr.Boenninghausen started working for compilation of repertory under Hahnemann‟s instruction. ​ 1832 → Repertory of Anti- psoric medicines published at Coppenrath, Munster with 256 pages which became the foundation stone for all the later repertories Dr . B o enninghausen is called as F a ther Of Repertory 2 nd edit i on - 1833 & Boger edited in 1900 52 remedies, 44 pages with 5 gradations

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11. 🞂 ​ 1833 –Glazier published his first Alphabetical pocket Repertory in Leipzig contain 165pages 🞂 ​ 1833-weber- Pescheir Repertory of Purely Pathogenetic Effects prefaced by Hahnemann 376 pages. 🞂 ​ 1835- Boenninghausen Repertory of Medicines ,which are not Anti-psoric. 🞂 ​ 1835- Dr.Jahr’s symptom Repertory ,2 volumes in German language.later a Repertory on the glands,bones,mucous membranes,ductsand skin diseases in 200 pages.

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13. 1836 - Dr.Boenninghausen‟s An attempt at showing the relative kinship of Homoeopathic Medicines 1837 - Dr.Rouff - Repertory published at Stuttgart,236 p gs. 1838 - A reperto r y in Allentown Acade m y by C.Hering 1840 - A reperto r y of Nosology by Dr.Rouff. 254 p ​ 1843 - Dr. Lafitte... A Homoeopathic repertory of symptomatology, 1 st original repertory in French 1845 - Dr. Sherrill , A Manuel of ho m oeopa t hic prescription 184 6 - Therapeutic Pocket Book by Boenningha u sen ,. 342 remedies, 7 chapters, 5 gradations. It was translated by many. {1 st by unknown person, 1847-by Hempel, T.F. Allen added 220 remedies by dropping 4 remedies(total342),, then in 1935 H.A. Robert braught new edition(362remedies).

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15. 1847- Dr.Hempel, Boenninghausen‟s reperto r y ,, 500 p gs 1848- Dr.Clofar Muller,Systemic alphabe t i c al reperto r y ,940 p gs 1849- Dr.Mure‟s reperto r y , 367p gs 1850- D r.Jahr‟s alphabe t ic a l reperto r y of skin symptoms, 515 p, t r ans l ated by He m pel 1851 - Dr. B ryant, alphabetic repe r tor y , 352 p 1853- Dr. Possart, A repertory of charactarustic homoeopathic remedies. 1854- Dr.Adolph Lippe, repertory of Comparitive materia medica,144p 1859- Dr.Cypher, Repertory by English Homoeopaths, 600p

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17. 1869 - repertory of Diarrhoea,by James Bell

18. 1873 - R eperto r y of Eyes by Berridge Desires and aversions by Geurnsey 187 9 - Dr. C. L ipp e , rep. of m ore cha r acteris ti c sy m ptom of materia medica ,.332 p rep of Foot sweat by O.M Drake

19. 1879 – The Therapeutics of Intermitent Fevers by H.C Allen

20. 1880 - T.F Allen, S ymptom Register 1880 - Worcester – rep of Modalities - rep of hemorrhoids by Guernsey - rep of respiratory organs by Lutze

21. 1881- C. Hering analytical repertory of Symptoms of mind,361p,48 chapters ,5 grades

22. 1882 -Repertory of inter m itte n t f ever b y W.A Allen 1883-Repertory of sensation, as if by Holcomb 1884- Repertory of Cough and Expectoration by Lee and Clarke 1885-Fr.Augustus Muller,Manual of Homoeopathy- The first Indian Repertory 1888- Dr.W.J.Guernsey- Card Repertory 1890- Dr.Gentry,Repertory of conco r dance in 6 volumes5500p 1892-Repertory of Diges t ive system by Arkell McMichell

23. 1894-Repertory of Rheu m atism by Perkins 1894- Repertory of therapeutics of Respiratory system by Van Denburg. 1894-Repertory of Rheu m atism by Pulford 1894-Repertory of Ecze m a by C.F.Mills Paugh 189 4- Repertory of Headaches by Knerr 1894-Repertory of append i citis by ying l ing

24. 1894-Repertory of Labbour by Yingling 1894- R.E . Dudgeon , Hahnemann‟s Ther a peut i c Hints 1895 - A.W.Holcomb- Spasms and C o nvulsions 1896- The Repertory to Hering‟s Guiding sy m ptom by Knerr 1896 -Repertory of Neuralgias by Lutze 1896-Repertory of T ongue Symptoms 1897- Rechard Huges,A Repertory to the Cyclopaedia of Drug Pathogenesy

25. 🞂 1897 - Dr.J.T .Kent :Repertory of Homoeopathic Materia Medica Published in 12 fascicles The complete work under one cover was published in 1899 Six editions- 1897 1908 1924 1935 1945 1957

26. 1899-Repertory of Urina r y organs by A.R.Morgan 1904 - A Clinical Repertory by C la r ke 1905- Boenninghausen‟s Characteristics and Repertory by Boger 1906-Repertory of respiratory Diseases by Nash - P.F.Curie : Repertory - repertory of Mastits by W.J.Guernsey - Repertory of Throat by W.J.Guernsey

27. 1908 - Sheed‟s Clinic a l Repertory 1922- Fie l d :Card Repertory 1927- Clin i cal Repertory by Boericke 1928- Card Repertory by Boger 1929- N.M.Choudhary:Materia Med i ca and Repertory 1931-C.M.Boger:Synoptic Key with R epe r to r y 323 remedies ,3 grades 1937 - H.A.Robert:Sensation as if with 740 re m edies 1939-Repertory to the Rheu m atic Remedies by H . A. Robert 207 remedies,25 chapters,4 grades

28. 1948- Dr.Marcos Jimenez:Practical Homoeopathic Repertory in coloured and perforated cards. 1948 - Broussalion‟s Card Repertory by George Broussalion 640 remedies,1861 cards,3grades 1950- Spindle‟s card Repertory by Robert.H.Farley 274 remedies,190 cards 1955- Sankaran‟s card repertory by P.Sankaran 292remedies,420 cards 1959- Kishore‟s ca r d r e perto r y by Jugal kishore

29. 1963 - Dr.Phatak : Phatak‟s Repertory 1963-Repertory of New Remedies by Stephens 1973- Synthe t ic Repertory by Barthel and Klunker(1 st ed) 1974 -Neatby and Stonha m :An Index of Aggravations and Ameliorations 1974- Dr.Vithoulkas:Additions to kent‟s reperto r y 1978-Sirkar:A Handbook of reperto r y 1980- P.Schmidt : The Final General Repertory 1980- Dr.Agarwal:Repertory of Desires and Aversions

30. RECENT REPERTORIES 1982. Synthetic repertory by Barthel & Klunker.(2 nd ed ) Computer repertories. Introduced by Dr.Piert Kin in 1965 in London Homeobook.com

31. 1984- Dr . Shar m a:Card Repertory based on kent‟s Repertory 1987 - Dr.Kunzli Jost:Kent‟sRepertorium Generale 1987- Synthesis Repertory by Freder i k Schroyens 1990- Alphabetical Repe r to r y of Char a cteris ti cs of Ho m oeop a thic Materia Medica by Dr.Srivastava and Chandra 1993 -R o bin Murphy:Ho m oeopathic Medical Repertor y . 1595 remedies,70 chapters,3 grades

32. 1996-Dr.Roger Zandvoort:Complete repertory 1725 remedies,42 chapters, 4 grades 1999- Dr.J.P.S.Bakshi:Phoenix Repertory 2005- Reper t orium Universa l is by Dr.Roger Van Zandvoort

33. I NDIAN SOFT WARE PROGR A MME Kentopath _ Pune CIRH - Kerala Hompath _ Dr. Jawahar shaw Organon _ 96 (Dr.Dixit,case taking only ) Similia _ Dr.Jose Isacc Cara _ Sanjeevani creations FOREIGN SOFT WARE PROGR A MMES Lamina _ Australia. Cara _ Computer aided repertory analysis. VEs _ Vithoulkas expert system. Radar _ Rapid aid to drug aimed research . KBex _ Knowledge based expert system.