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KSHARASUTRA (MEDICATED SETON) TREATMENT IN PILONIDAL SINUS [PDF]

open access: yes, 2017
Pilonidal sinus is a disease which causes great suffering and pain to the patient. Persistence of Pilonidal sinus has given a challenge to most indigenous surgeons.
Bhawana, Gupta   +3 more
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IFTAK technique: An advanced Ksharsutra technique for management of fistula in ano. [PDF]

open access: yesJ Ayurveda Integr Med, 2021
Sherkhane R   +4 more
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Post-Operative Wound Sinus treated successfully with Ksharasutra - A Case Study

open access: yes
A small number of patients manifest wound infections several months to several years after their operation. Causes being bacterial invasion, weakened immune system, advanced age, obesity, poor nutrition, poor glucose control & more. Here is a case of
Ashok G Naikar   +2 more
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Role of Ksharasutra Therapy in Pilonidal Sinus (Nadi Vrana): A Minimally Invasive Ayurvedic Surgical Perspective

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: Pilonidal sinus, correlated in Ayurvedic surgical literature with Nadi Vrana, is described as a chronic, tubular sinus tract lodged in the subcutaneous tissue, most often at the sacrococcygeal natal cleft, which discharges intermittently and shows a ...
Dr Ruturaj Gaikwad   +2 more
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Clinical Evaluation of Ksharasutra Therapy in Recurrent Fissure-in-Ano (Parikartika): A Short Clinical Communication

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: Parikartika, correlated with fissure-in-ano in contemporary surgical practice, is a Vata-Pitta pradhana disorder in which vitiated Apana Vayu, obstructed in its normal downward course and reinforced by aggravated Pitta, produces a linear tear (Kshata)
Dr Ruturaj Gaikwad   +2 more
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Ayurvedic Management of Fistula-in-Ano (Bhagandara) Using Modified Guggulu-Based Ksharasutra : A Short Clinical Communication

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: Bhagandara, correlated with fistula-in-ano in contemporary surgical parlance, is predominantly a Vata-Pitta pradhana Tridoshaja disorder acting upon Mamsa and Twak Dhatu of the perianal region, giving rise to a chronic, intermittently discharging ...
Dr. Shailendra Sawant   +2 more
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