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G.D. Singhal
Language
English
Pages
250

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Subjects
Ayurvedic Medicine, History, Medicine, Medicine, Ayurvedic, Surgery
Places
India

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Diagnostic consinderations in ancient Indian surgery: based on Nidāna-sthāna of Suśruta-saṁhitā
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Text in Sanskrit and English.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Published in
Allahabad
Series
Ancient Indian surgery series -- 3

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Library of Congress
R605 S564 1972

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Pagination
xxiv, 250 p. :
Number of pages
250

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OL18809865M

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