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A Case Study: Ayurvedic Bhagna Chikitsa in Traumatic Fracture

Snehal S. Patil, Prasad Anil Pachangane

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Indian Journal of Ancient Medicine and Yoga 17(3):p 143-147, July - Sept. 2024. | DOI: https://doi.org/10.21088/ijamy.0974.6986.17324.4

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Patil SS, Pachangane PA. A Case Study: Ayurvedic Bhagna Chikitsa in Traumatic Fracture. Indian J Ancient Med Yoga. 2024;17(3):143-147.

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Received : February 26, 2024         Accepted : March 20, 2024          Published : September 08, 2024

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Introduction: Maharshi Sushruta is known for his pioneering operations, techniques and for his influential treatise 'Sushruta Samhita'. Sushruta Samhita is the main source of knowledge for uplifting surgical branch. Maharshi Sushruta contributed Shashti Upkrama for management of Vrana. Besides trauma involving general surgery, Sushruta gave an in-depth account of the treatment of 12 varieties of fracture and six types of dislocation. This continues to amaze todays orthopedicians. Case Report: A 65 yrs old male patient having H/O – Traumatic injury to rt foot on 28 Oct due to slippage in drainage system, he was diagnosed with Displaced toe fracture (Distal phalanx) with avulsion of rt toe nail. Conclusion: With the help of Maharshi Sushruta’s principle this case study aims to report the successful management of Asthibhagna with fruitful result.


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Patil SS, Pachangane PA. A Case Study: Ayurvedic Bhagna Chikitsa in Traumatic Fracture. Indian J Ancient Med Yoga. 2024;17(3):143-147.


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February 26, 2024 March 20, 2024 September 08, 2024

DOI: https://doi.org/10.21088/ijamy.0974.6986.17324.4

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AsthibhagnaTraumatic FractureAyurvedic Management

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