http://localhost:8080/xmlui/handle/123456789/8008 2026-04-10T21:16:11Z http://localhost:8080/xmlui/handle/123456789/8020 Anatomical study on pakvashaya in correlation with koshthanga, aashaya, kala and sroto moola Patel, Rahu The study entitled “Anatomical Study On Pakvashaya In Correlation With Koshthanga, Aashaya, Kala And Sroto Moola” is aimed to elaborate Pakvashaya anatomically as well conceptually. The advent of all branches of science and technology is aimed at developing the living standards of man. The language of any science lies in its ability to provide solutions to problems with clarity. It includes not only in inventing new things but also documenting everything in a precise and standardized nomenclature. Our Acharyas explained Pakvashaya as one among the Koshthangs, Ashaya, Kala also as Moola Sthana Of Purishvah Srotas. these all references says how much Acharyas has given importants to Pakvashaya because Pakvashaya plays a major role in manifestation of diseases as well as in the management of diseases. Koshth, Ashaya,Srotas Mool And Kala Sharira each of these term is concern with Pakvashaya, our classics described different terms to represent each of them as all are in relation with Pakvashaya. so here attempt is made to evaluate how they differ from each other anatomically and conceptually. Many scholars have described Pakvashaya by various angles. but here to explore the concept of Pakvashaya in relation with Koshtha, Ashaya, Srotas Mula And Kala Sharira as mention above. To fulfill it, this particular work has been planned. All Vyadhis originating by the vitiation of Vata Dosha originate at the Pakwashaya (large intestine).Atisaara, Visuchika, Udavarta, Gridhrasi etc originate from Pakvashaya due to the vitiation of Vata Dosha. Main importance of assessing the Udbhavastana of a Vyadhi is not just for the diagnostic aspect, but also in selecting the appropriate therapeutic modalities like shaman or shodhana. For Full Thesis Kindly contact to respective Library 2018-03-01T00:00:00Z http://localhost:8080/xmlui/handle/123456789/8018 An observational study of vedhya & avedhya siras in upper extremity w.s.r. to infrared vein finder machine & cadaveric dissection” Rola, Jatin Introduction: The concepts of Ayurveda are not passed into future generation properly because of generation gap and lake of interpretation. In ancient Ayurvedic references, the description of Sira is mostly explained in terms of functional implication. This limitation is attributable to the lack of available tools and techniques that could provide the microscopic observation of vasculature from anatomic perspective. So we have great opportunity to understand and clarify the doubts regarding location of Vedhya and Avedhya Sira. In this context, a proper nomenclature of Vedhya and Avedhya Sira in accordance with the contemporary science is of utmost significance in the practice of Ayurvedic medicine. This is only possible with the help of the recent advanced technology implemented in Infrared Vein Finder Machine that helps to Find out and locate the Sira anatomically and thus explain the concept of Sira Sharir in a better and comprehensive way. Aim and objective: To confirm anatomical structure of Vedhya and Avedhya Sira of upper extremity. To review the Vedhya and Avedhya Siras of upper extremity. To compare Sira with modern anatomical structure. To locate structurally the Vedhya and Avedhya Siras on the basis of Cadaveric dissection and infrared vein finder machine. Material and method: Literature related to the study collected from the classical texts and modern anatomy books. In observation study, Dissection of the upper limb in five cadavers was carried out in the department of Rachana Sharir, Parul Institute of Ayurveda. Observations were analyzed and correlated in the view of sites of Vedhya and Avedhya Sira. Vedhya Sira sites were studied upon 10 male and 10 female healthy volunteers by the help of infrared vein finder. For Full Thesis Kindly contact to respective Library 2018-03-01T00:00:00Z http://localhost:8080/xmlui/handle/123456789/8016 Comprehensive study on manibandh sandhi(wrist joint) w.s.r to structural and movemental chronicity in amavata(rheumatoid arthritis)” Vyas, Priyank Manibandh Sandhi is described as the wrist joint which is mentioned as Urdhwashakhagata Sandhi of two in number. It comes under the Kora variety of Chestavanta Sandhi. Amavata is one of the Vatavyadhi, mainly affecting the Sandhi to produce Ruja and Shopha. In this disease, vitiated Vata along with Kapha gets Sthanasamshraya in Sandhi to produce different Lakshanas. Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is an autoimmune sickness that reasons chronic irritation of the joints. At the same time as infection of the tissue across the joints and inflammatory arthritis are function features of rheumatoid arthritis, the disorder also can cause irritation and damage in other organs in the body. In line with Ayurveda, Rheumatoid arthritis may be compared as “Amavata“. It has been defined this means” If the disorder “Ama vata” (rheumatoid arthritis) gets annoyed, it will become maximum difficult sickness comparatively to others. Objectives of this study are to review the literature on Manibandh Sandhi Shareera and rheumatoid arthritis (Amavata) and to know the structural changes in Manibandh Sandhi based on clinical examination and radiological findings in case of Amavata and thereby to understand the clinical anatomy of Manibandh Sandhi. The subject of this thesis is observational study. Data related to Manibandh Sandhi and Amavata were collected from various classics. Structural changes and movemental chronicity in Manibandh Sandhi of 30 Diagnosed patient of Amavata were identified based on radiological finding. Among the 30 diagnosed patient of Amavata affecting the Manibandh sandhi is make in three group on the basis of chronicity i.e., Group A , Group B and Group C respectively. Most of the patients were having structural changes in Manibandh Sandhi. X-ray investigation is one of the useful tools to study bony changes in disease like rheumatoid arthritis. For Full Thesis Kindly contact to respective Library 2018-03-01T00:00:00Z http://localhost:8080/xmlui/handle/123456789/8014 Critical Study On Biceps Muscles Of Eka Doshaj Pradhan Daihik Prakriti Individuals W.S.R. To Exercise Makwana, Dhawal Introduction: Ayurveda explains importance and benefits of Vyayamaa (exercise) that should to be performed daily to be healthy as a Part of Dincharya. The Biceps are usually attributed as representative of masculinity within cultures. The present study had been based upon the effect of exercise on biceps muscle. There were 3 biceps exercise adopted for the present study which is 1) Alternate hammer curl using dumbbell, 2) Dumbbell alternate biceps curl, 3) Alternate Concentration curls. Aim & Objectives: To see the effect of exercise on circumference, strength and endurance of Biceps muscle. To study Ek Dosha Pradhanaj Daihika Prakriti. To study about structural changes of Biceps muscle after specific exercise. To study the interrelation between muscle exercise and different Daihik Prakriti. Materials-Methods: After grouping all 90 individuals were advised to do same kind of exercise and same weight for the same time period which was 20 minutes daily once for 3 months. Every month follow ups were taken. Total 3 parameters of biceps muscles had been compared for these 3 ek dosha pradhanaj daihik prakriti. Those were, MUAC - (Mid Upper Arm Circumference), Strength - (in the term of 1 RM), Endurance - (ability of muscles to do repetitive movements for an extended period of time). Duration of study: 3 Months Results & Conclusion: Results were calculated and statistically analysed using paired type of t-test. The test showed significant Relation between biceps Muscles exercise and different ek dosh pradhanaj daihik prakriti individuals. Conclusion: MUAC is more increasing parameter in Pitta Prakriti individuals in comparison of Vata and Kapha Prakriti individual and Strength and endurance are more increasing parameters in Kapha Prakriti individuals in comparison of Vata and Pitta Prakriti individual. Vyayama and Exercise are two different things. For Full Thesis Kindly contact to respective Library 2018-03-01T00:00:00Z