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Life history of Dr Hahnemann Birth place – Meissen in Germany Grand father – Cristoph Hahnemann Father – Christian Gottfried Hahnemann Father published a book on water color painting Father’s first wife – Johanne Eleonore […]
Notes on Organon of Medicine & Philosophy Dr Vinu Krishnan, BHMS, MD (Hom) Medical officer, Govt. Homoeo Dispensary, Koorad, Malappuram. (Formerly)Lecturer, Nehru Homoeopathic Medical college, New Delhi “When we have to do with an Art […]
Notes on Organon of Medicine & Philosophy – Part.II SYCOSIS (J.H Allen, H.A. Robert) Diff. between gonorrhea & sycosis- Gonorrhea is the a/c infection of Gonococci, incubation period-5-10 days. Characterized- by specific uretheritis- painful, spasmodic, […]
Notes on Physiology for competitive examinations Dr. Preetha .B, M.D (HOM-MM) Dept. of Physiology & Biochemistry, GHMC, Trivandrum GIT GIT is a tubular structures extending from the mouth up to anus with a length of […]
Last moment revisions in Physiology & Biochemistry Dr Ajithkumar DS Kidney contains about 10 lac nephrons. Ratio of Juxtamedullary nephrons to cortical nephrons is 90: 10. The half life of circulating growth hormone in humans […]
Different editions of Organon – a comparative chart Download
Etymology of some terms in Homoeopathy Dr Abhilash S Medical Officer Govt. of Kerala Useful for competitive examinations in Homoeopathy Download link
Comparison of different Editions of Organon of Medicine Dr Abhilash S A handy note to those who are preparing for competitive examinations in Homoeopathy Download link
A good collection of free and paid Medical Multiple Choice Questions and exercises in Android, Windows and itune platforms. Medical MCQs by Hadi Yazdi Medical MCQs contain thousands of questions regarding basic medical subjects for […]
1. GENERAL PATHOLOGY DW = Differentiate DW: Caseation and coagulation necrosis. DW: Coagulation and liquefaction necrosis. DW: Metastatic and dystrophic calcification. DW: Necrosis and autolysis. DW: Dry and wet gangrene. DW: Reversible and irreversible […]
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