Vrana and Its Healing

Contents: Prologue. Preamble. I. History: i. Ancient era. ii. Medieval era. iii. Modern era. II. Literal abstraction-Vrana-wound: i. Prelude. ii. Variants. iii. Synonyms. iv. Definition. v. Etymology. vi. Wheel vrana (Chakra). vii. Aetiopathogenesis. viii. Satakriyakala. ix. Vrana Sopha. x. Classification of Vrana. xi. Characters of Vrana. xii. Prognosis. xiii. Classification of wound. xiv. Characters of wound ulcer. xv. The systemic effect of trauma. xvi. Complications. xvii. Management. xviii. Epilogue. III. Healing-Ropana: i. Synonyms. ii. Variants. iii. Etymology. iv. Definition. v. Systemic effect of trauma. vi. Types (I, II, III). vii. Mechanism. viii. Complications. ix. Epilogue. x. Influencing factors. xi. Healing care. xii. Technique. xiii. Fetal healing. IV. Scope of Anusandhana: i. Prelude. ii. Scope from literal abstraction. iii. Scope from drugs choice. iv. Scope from experimental trial. v. Scope from clinical trial. vi. Proforma. V. Final - suggestions: References. Bibliography.