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    EARLIER REPERTORIES

    Many where kept in Hale's museum in Robert Bosch Hospital, Stuttagret, West Germany.
    1805. Appendix to Fragmenta de Viribus Medica Mentarum
    Positivus. ( second part Dr.Hahnemann )
    Drug name _ Symptoms with modalities only ; no rubrics.
    1814. Short repertory in latin by Dr.Hahnemann.
    1828. Repertory in German by Hart laub & Trink.
    1828. Repertory in 2 Vol. by Hahnemann ( Each with 1000 pages)
    In German _ Manuscript form
    Considerd as forerunner of subsequent repertories.
    1829. Repertory of Ernst Ferdinand Ruckert.
    Around 1829_ 30. WEber's repertory with preface by Hahnemann ( 529 pages), Systemic work of Antipsoric remedies( Syste matische Darstellung
    Antipsoriche Arznemittal)
    Around 1829. Rep by Gustar W Gross
    1829. Frederick Jacob Rummel - Incomplete repertory.
    1832. Boenninghausen's Repertory of Anti psoric with a preface by Hahnemann.
    1833. Glazor. First alphabetical pocket repertory (165pages)
    1833. Weber Peschier _ Repertory of purely pathogenitic effects with a preface by Hahnemann.
    1835. Boenninghausen's Rep. of medicines which are not antipsorics.
    1835. Repertory in 2 vol. by Dr.Jahr (1052+1254 pages)
    1835. Rep. of Glands,Bones,Mucus Membrane,Ducts & Skin disease by Dr. Jhar ( 200 pages )
    1836. Boennighausen _ Ver wand Schaften repertorium.
    1837. Ruoff _236 pages
    1843. Laffite French rep. of Syptamatology (975 pages)
    1845. Ruoff _ A repertory of Nosology.
    1845. Boenninghause's Therapeutic Pocket Book.
    1847. Hemple's Boenninghausen's repertory (500 pages)
    1848. Clofarmuller (940 pages)
    1849. Mure.R (367 pages)
    1851. Bryant. An alphabetical repertory (352 pages)
    1853. Possart.A rep. of chtics. Homoeopathic remedies(700 pages)
    1854. A.Lippe.A repertory of comparative materia medica.
    1859. Cipher. Repertory by English Homoeopaths.
    1873. Berridge.Repertory of Eye.
    1874. Homoeolexicon by Granier of Nimes.
    1879. C.Lippe.Rep. of more Chtics. symptoms of MM.
    1880. T.F.allen's syptom register (Allentown register)
    1881. Herring's Analytical repertory.
    1890. Gentry.The Rep. of Concordances in 6 vol.(5500 pages)
    1896. Knerr's repertory of Herring's Guiding symptoms.
    1897. Kent's repertory. 1st edition (1349 pages)

    ERA OF REGIONAL REPERTORIES (1880 - 1900)

    Many of them were clinical repertories. Important among are...


    1880. Repertory of Fever by H.C. Allen.
    Sensation as if by H.A.Robert.
    Repertory of Modalities by Worcester.
    Repertory of Intermittent Fever by W.A.Allen.
    Repertory of Haemorroids by Guernesy.
    1894. Rheumatism by Porlunins.
    1899. Repertory of Urinary organs by Morgan.
    1900. Repertory of Back by Wilsy.
    1906. Repertory of uterine therapeutics by Minton.
    Repertory of Diarrhoea by Bell.
    1906. Rep. part of Raue's special pathology.
    Repertory by Boerick.
    Clark's clinical repertoryapeutic Pocket Book.
    _ Allen's Boenninghausen's slips by H.C.Allen.

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    1912. M.L.Tyler.Punched card repertory based on Kent.
    1913. Dr.Welsch & Houstom.Loose punch card based on Kent.
    1922. Dr.Field's card repertory (Best card repertory 6800cards)
    1928. Boger's card repertory.
    951. Dr.Marcoz jemenes.1st to introduce gradation (600 cards)
    1957. Dr.Sankaran's card repertory based on Boger.
    1959 . Dr. Jugal Kishores card repertory.

    INDIA'S CONTRIBUTION :
    Phenominal...Bad _ Mutilated by men like K.C.Mittal who stole
    Kent's 7th edition from Pierrie Schmidt.
    1978. Kent's 7th edition 2 vol.
    1980. Kent's final general repertory by Dr.Diwan harischand & P. Schmidt.

    Dr. R.P.PATEL
    1st to give index to Kent's repertory (as big as Kent's repertory)
    Introduced computer from Australia to India (1967-68)
    Introduced corrected version of Kent's repertory.
    Standardized abbreviations of Drugs.
    Introduced Auto visual repertory.

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