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Toxicological considerations in ancient Indian surgery: Based on Kalpa-Sthana of Susruta Samhita.

By: Singhal G DContributor(s): Dwivedi R NMaterial type: Text

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TextLanguage: eng. Publication details: Varanasi Institute of Medical Sciences, 1976 Description: 226pSubject(s): Ayurvedic | AyurvedicMedicine | Hindu Medicine, Medicine, Hindu | KalpaSystem | Medicine | Poisons | Surgery-India-history | ToxicologyNLM classification: WZ 80.5.H6: N76T: SIN

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