A Reference To Repertories For Hom.Students

It’s a reliable and informative book on the subject of repertory which can be relied on by a PG student as well as a UG student. This book provides all the information besides various other useful features like short notes on topics of interest. As per Dr D.P. Rastogi “no such book, complete in information and authentic at the same time, has appeared so far and therefore I recommend this to all students.”HIGHLIGHTS-•  In this work, Kentian repertories are explained in detail in comparison to other works. The evolution of Kent’s repertory is given by demonstrating repertories such as that of Hering, Lippe, and Allen.• All works of individual authors are mentioned together which are more useful for students and teachers.•  The main attraction of this book is a topic which corrects and standardizes abbreviations of 108 drugs used in BBCR• A brief description of all classical, clinical and new repertories is talked about•  A discussion on all homeopathic software(s) with their core points so that the user can choose the best for himself.• The number of remedies in each repertory has been cross-checked by the author but differs in other similar books.• Repertory data is designed in a specific format for easy study. Each author’s continued contribution to the repertories is contained in a single domain so that changes in attitude can be easily noticed.• The relationship part is unique in nature and in line with the contributions of the associated author under a single heading.• Clinical repertory section is given separately with its classification, like fever section, a section on eye-related repertories, rheumatism related repertories, nosodes related repertories, etc.• Softwares are separately explained with their software window demonstration and explaining each icon for the beginners in software and also the content of each software.• The card repertory section is unique in its presentation. Each author’s cards are explained in detail with a demonstration of cards.