A Review Study of Significance of Yogyasutriya Adhyaya
Journal Title: International Journal of Ayurveda and Pharmaceutical Chemistry - Year 2019, Vol 0, Issue 0
Abstract
Background- Acharya Sushruta is called the father of surgery even now, but if we undergo the ancient text, necessity of human anatomy are very absolutely described by Sushruta, so he has named Yogyasutriya adhyaya to knowledge about surgical techniques on different items before practicing of same techniques on human. Objective/Purpose- The object of this study is to analysis the principles mentioned for preliminary surgery and accomplish these thoughts in present teaching manner. Methods- Acharya Sushruta was a powerful promoter of human dissection as noticeable from his texts. He mentioned a fundamental techniques for the dissection of the cadaver in his text. Acharya Sushruta named Eight kinds of surgical techniques are:-Chedana(surgical excision), Bhedana(incision & exploration), Lekhana(scraping), Vyadhana(puncturing), Esana(probing), Aharana(extraction), Visravan(drainage), Sivan (suturing)) and application of Kshara(alkaline substance), Badhana(bandaging), Agni (cautery) etc. Results-As per to Acharya Sushruta, if a practitioner has fully understood all surgical methods, but he cannot be knowledgeable without Yogya. To gain knowledge and to solve this problem as a surgical practitioner, he has described and indicated different types of YogyaVidhi. Conclusion-‘Yogyasutriya Adhyaya’ is a introductory brainstorming context hence a new surgical practitioners can grow his surgical capability in a safe and regulated atmosphere
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Jyoti Gangwal, Vikash Bhatnagar, Parul Anand, Sanjay Kholiya
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