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IFTAK technique: An advanced Ksharsutra technique for management of fistula in ano [PDF]
Journal of Ayurveda and Integrative Medicine, 2021 Fistula in ano is mostnotorious disease among all the ano-rectal disorders since antiquity. Over the past few decades, various techniques are being evaluated in terms to prevent its recurrence and complications, but despite more than two millennia of ...
Rahul Sherkhane +4 more
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Management of rare, low anal anterior fistula exception to Goodsall′s rule with Kṣārasūtra [PDF]
Ancient Science of Life, 2014 Anal fistula (bhagandara) is a chronic inflammatory condition, a tubular structure opening in the ano-rectal canal at one end and surface of perineum/peri-anal skin on the other end.
Pradeep S Shindhe
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Modified ksharasutra chikitsa for 'shambukawarta bhagandara'. [PDF]
Ayu, 2011 Horse-shoe Fistula is a big challenge for both Modern and Ayurvedic Surgeons. We can correlate this with 'Shambukawarta Bhagandara' described by Sushruta. Here, fistula forms secondary to an ischiorectal abscess and both the ischiorectal fossae are involved.
Harit MK, Dwivedi AP.
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Journal of Ayurveda and Integrative Medicine, 2017 Ksharasutra (parasurgical procedure using a thread treated by alkalies) is being practiced in Indian system of medicine since ancient time for management of ano-rectal disorders; particularly for Bhagandara, (fistula in ano), and generally difficult to ...
Aditya Nema +3 more
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Bhagandara - An Ayurvedic Review
IJFMR - International Journal For Multidisciplinary Research, 2023 Bhagandara is the second most common ano-rectal disease with a troublesome pathology and management. Acharya Sushruta, the father of surgery has included Bhagandara as one among the Ashtamahagada1, the eight grave disease of Ayurveda which are difficult to manage.
Prem Prakash Rai -, Pallavi Suman -
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A REVIEW ON RECENT ADVANCES IN THE MANAGEMENT OF BHAGANDARA (FISTULA-IN-ANO). [PDF]
International Journal of Advanced Research, 2019 Bhagandara is one of Ashtomahagada described by Acharya Sushruta as it is difficult to cure. Bhagandara is a track lined by unhealthy granulation tissue and can be correlated with Fistula in Ano. It is a disease that has plagued humanity since time immemorial. The anal fistula most common illness affecting the male gender globally.
Lawate Uday, Wairagade Sushil.
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STUDY THE EFFECT OF AUTOMATED APAMARGA KSHARSUTRA IN THE MANAGEMENT OF BHAGANDARA. [PDF]
International Journal of Advanced Research, 2018 Bhagandara is a condition described by various acharya in Ayurveda as a difficult disease to treat. It also considered as Ashtaumahagada means eight grave diseases. Ksharsutra is the prime treatment for Bhagandara. Ksharsutra is a unique and an established procedure for the management of Bhagandara in Ayurveda.
Rokade, Bharat M., Vaidya., Umesh A.
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Innovative approach in the management of horse-shoe fistula-in-ano with Kṣārasūtra [PDF]
Ancient Science of Life, 2015 Fistula-in-ano is a common surgical problem. Horse-shoe fistulas usually have an internal opening in the posterior midline and extend anteriorly and laterally to one or both ischiorectal spaces by way of the deep potential space.
Amruta A Wali +3 more
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IFTAK technique for management of anterior fistulae in ano in female patients - A case series [PDF]
Journal of Ayurveda and Integrative MedicineAnterior fistula in ano is an uncommon and challenging condition in females, with sparse literature describing effective management strategies. Surgical interventions are often complicated by the anatomical intricacies of the pelvic region.
K.T. Aadithyaraj +4 more
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A REVIEW ARTICLE ON SHATAPONAKA BHAGANDARA
International Ayurvedic Medical Journal, 2021 Bhagandara disease has been explained in detail by Sushruta highlighting it as one among the Ashtama- hagada and out of five types of Bhagandara, Sambukavarta considered as Asadhya, remaining four are Kruchrasadhya. Bhagandara is a track lined by unhealthy granulation tissue, pus discharge and can be corre- lated with Fistula-in-Ano.
Radhika Pachamalai, Narmada M.G
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