Dr. Vandana Kaparia*, Dr. Brahmanand Sharma, Dr. Avdhesh Shandilya, Dr. Bhanupriya

GRANTHI ROGA IN AYURVEDA A REVIEW WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO LIPOMA

Granthi Roga occupies a well-defined place in classical Ayurvedic surgical literature as a localized, encapsulated swelling arising from the vitiation of Doṣa acting upon Dhātu, most often Meda (fat tissue), with obstruction of the Srotas (micro-channels). Among its subtypes, Med...

GRANTHI ROGA IN AYURVEDA A REVIEW WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO LIPOMA

Granthi Roga occupies a well-defined place in classical Ayurvedic surgical literature as a localized, encapsulated swelling arising from the vitiation of Doṣa acting upon Dhātu, most often Meda (fat tissue), with obstruction of the Srotas (micro-channels). Among its subtypes, Med...