A detailed description of the structure, organization and practical use of the repertory, including points of comparison with Kent's Repertory, repertorization examples for sample cases and rubric cross references.
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Need for Repertory
Form of the Repertory
Philosophical Background of the Repertory
A Few Comments on Each Chapter: - Mind - Location, Parts of the body and organs - Sleep and Dreams - Fever, Chill, Heat, Sweat, Circulation u.a.
How to get the best out of the Repertory
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