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SAPTA KALA: A REVIEW
Vaibhav Dadasaheb Bhoite* (MD), Monika Dashrathrao Madane (MD), Borde Mahendra Machchhindra (MD) and Pratibha Amit Shingare (MD)
Abstract Acharya Sushruta used the term "Kala" to refer to the sheath or beholding membrane of internal organs that is functional in nature. It also provides the underlying body organs with structural support. Its functional features and anatomical locations as mentioned in Ayurvedic classics can help us understand the fundamental physiology of organs, or srotas, which can help us decide on a treatment plan for the diseased organs. With the exception of Acharya Sushruta and Vagbhata, the majority of Acharyas don't discuss Kala much. As a result, the topic will be clarified and its usefulness will be easily understood. Keywords: Kala, Saptakala, Acharya Sushruta, Vagbhata, Ayurveda. [Full Text Article] [Download Certificate] |
