A Comparative study to Reconfirmation the dispersion pattern of Thaila bindu pareeksha with selected parameters of UFR

Abegunasekara, N.S.; Dahanayaka, C.M.; Lakruwan, W.P.P.; Samarasekara, C.D.V.; Wijesiriwardhana, H.G.S.G.; Wijesinghe, W.R.; Thatparan, R.; Perera, K.M.S.P.

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A Comparative study to Reconfirmation the dispersion pattern of Thaila bindu pareeksha with selected parameters of UFR

Abegunasekara, N.S.; Dahanayaka, C.M.; Lakruwan, W.P.P.; Samarasekara, C.D.V.; Wijesiriwardhana, H.G.S.G.; Wijesinghe, W.R.; Thatparan, R.; Perera, K.M.S.P.

URI: http://repository.kln.ac.lk/handle/123456789/20339

Citation: Abegunasekara,N.S, Dahanayaka,C.M, Lakruwan,W.P.P, Samarasekara,C.D.V, Wijesiriwardhana, H.G.S.G, Wijesinghe, W.R., Thatparan, R., Perera, K.M.S.P, A Comparative study to Reconfirmation the dispersion pattern of Thaila bindu pareeksha with selected parameters of UFR, 3rd International Conference on Ayurveda, Unani, Siddha and Traditional medicine (3rd ICAUST 2015) , Institute of Indigenous Medicine, University of Colombo, Sri Lanka,10th -12th December 2015:ISBN 978-955-7676-02-9

Date: 2015

Abstract:

Taila bindu Pariksha of Ayurveda is pioneer of all laboratory diagnostic methods described by Yogaratnakara. It's very,"cost effective method provides diagnostic as well as prognosticinformation.Thismethodisoutofpracticenowwiththerushofadvance technology.Inthisworkithavebeentriedtojustifythepracticalaspectofthisold techniqueTailabinduPariksha.Workisdonein60patientswhowereattendedto ayurvedic treatments to see the prognostic aspect of the diseases' Different aspects of Taila bindu pariksha were studieJ hke dispersion pattern and direction of Tailabindu' observationincludescomparativestudyofdispersionpatternsofTailabinduwith corresponding laboratory valrres of uFR. A conclusion drawn after the whole work that there are some indicating feature found in Tailabindu Pariksha which provides knowledge about prognosis of the disease and identified 1 lspecial dispersion patterns'

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