...chronic affections. §CIV. When the totality of the symptoms that chiefly mark and distinguish the case of disease, or, in other words, when the picture of the disease, whatever be from the subsequent cases, be enabled cither to verify the suitableness of the medieine chosen, or...

...thing in such cases also. When the totality of the symptoms, which forms the picture of the disease, is once accurately sketched, the most difficult part of the task is accomplished. The foundation is laid for the treatment of chronic cases; the physician has it always before him ; he...

...chronic affections. ? 104. When the totality of the symptoms that specially mark and distinguish the case of disease or, in other words, when the picture...disease, whatever be its kind, is once accurately sketched,1 the most difficult part of the task is accomplished. The physician has then the picture...

...totality of symptoms that marked the case of sickness, or, in other words, when the picture of the disease is once accurately sketched, the most difficult part of the task is accomplished." With the case well taken any physician of ordinary intelligence can select the remedy. If it be not...

...chronic affections. § 104. When the totality of the symptoms that specially mark and distinguished the case of disease or, in other words, when the picture...disease, whatever be its kind, is once accurately sketched,i the most difficult part of the i The old school physician gave himself very little trouble...

...Organon § 104, we find: "When the totality of the symptoms that specially mark and distinguish the case of disease, or, in other words, when the picture...most difficult part of the task is accomplished." Unless we consider the significance of all the prominent words here, as Hahnemanu uses them in his...

...in any other way. Hahnemann has left us his clinical experience based on years of observation, that: "When the picture of the disease, whatever be its...most difficult part of the task is accomplished." With a clear and correct anamnesis once made — one that includes the peculiar and uncommon symptoms...

...absolutely impossible to arrive at correct conclusions. And again, in paragraph 104, Hahnemann says: the disease, whatever be its kind, is once accurately...treatment. He can investigate it in all its parts arid select the characteristic symptoms and compare them with the symptom list of the remedy." "When...

...patients labouring under different affections); he had allowed task is accomplished. The plrysician has then the picture of the disease, especially if it be a chronic one, always before him to guide him in his treatment ; he can investigate it in all its parts and can pick out the characteristic...

...disease." — Organon \ 83. "When the totality of symptoms that specially marked and distinguished the case of disease, or in other words, when the picture...whatever be its kind, is once accurately sketched, etc." — Organon \ 104. 3. The role of physical personality as an element in the total personality...