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Homœopathic Links 2012; 25(4): 220-224
DOI: 10.1055/s-0032-1327814
PHILOSOPHY AND DISCUSSION
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Rediscovering the Relevance of Boenninghausen and Bogerʼs Concepts – Part I

Munjal Thakar , India
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18 December 2012 (online)

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Summary

This article discusses a retrospective analysis of some of the actual cases from Boenninghausenʼs practice. Cases were solved to see a pattern in which he did the case taking, erected a portrait and ultimately arrived at a remedy. This brings a real-time insight into the concepts and the thought process of this great mind. The literature reading was done only after the analysis from the cases was concluded; therefore it was more with an intention to confirm the findings of the author. Besides, this approach made up for the gaps, if any, between the practiced and the written.

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Boenninghausen - Characteristics - Portrait - Concomitants - Complete symptom - Generalization - Form-pattern
 

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