CLARKE’S CLINICAL REPERTORY

By J. H. Clarke

 

 

The repertory is based on Clarke’s ‘Dictionary of Practical Materia Medica’

It was published in 1904.

 

 

PLAN

Repertory is presented in 5 main chapters

1.      Clinical Repertory

2.      Repertory of Causation

3.      Repertory of Temperaments, Dispositions, Constitutions and States

4.      Repertory of Clinical Relationships

5.      Repertory of Natural Relationships

 

FEATURES

·         Rubrics are arranged in alphabetical order – Alphabetical Clinical Repertory

·         1063 medicines – 52 abbreviations appear twice – hence 1011 drugs

·         Various sections in this repertory are its unique features

·         Abbreviations are from Cipher Rep – X denotes acid

·         Name of medicine begins with Capital letter. When a name has 2 parts – second part starts with small letter

·         Typography – italics and ordinary roman

 

 

 

DR. SUMIT GOEL M.D. (Hom)

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