Certificate Diploma Course in Ayurveda Ksharasuthra
Ksharasuthra Certificate Course for Ayurvedic Doctors
Ayurvedic medicine has its own importance for the treatment of various medical surgical diseases irrespective of tremendous development of modern medicine. There are number diseases where modern surgery is unable to offer satisfactory treatment and recurrence of these diseases is common even after repeated surgeries. Ksharasuthra therapy is minimal invasive Ayurvedic Parasurgical procedure and time-tested Ayurvedic technique in the management of Anorectal disorders. It is a safe, sure and cost effective method of treatment for fistula-in-ano, haemorrhoids and other sinus diseases.
Aims and Objectives of the Course
To provide applied knowledge of Kshara Karma, Ksharasuthra and their application in the management of anorectal disorders especially in the treatment of fistula ano, haemorrhoids and other sinus diseases.
IMPORTANCE OF ADDITIONAL CERTIFICATE COURSE IN AYURVEDA KSHARASUTHRA
1. History of Shalya Tantra & Ksharsuthra.
2. Ayurvedic aspect of anatomy and physiology of anal canal.
3. Applied anatomy of rectum and anal canal.
4. Applied physiology of rectum and anal canal.
5. Congenital anomalies of rectum and anal canal i.e. imperforate anus.
6. Concepts of Kshara.
7. Preparation of Kshara eg. Apamarga Kshara.
8. Technique of Ksheera collections of various plants.
9. Preparation of various Ksharasuthra.
10. Standardisation of Ksharasuthra (pH, sterilization, packing).
11. Preparation of Kshara Vati, Guda Varti.
12. Mechanism of action of Ksharasuthra.
13. Instruments required for Ksharasuthra preparation and application.
14. Description of Ksharasuthra cabinet.
15. Common signs and symptoms of ano rectal diseases.
16. Examination of patients and ano rectal case.
17. Ayurvedic aspect of abscess and fistula in ano (classification, signs and symptoms of Bhagandra & Pidika).
18. Etiopathology and different classification of abscess and fistula in ano.
19. Diagnostic modalities regarding ano rectal diseases, laboratory and imaging techniques and scope (like fistulo gram study, biopsy).
20. Management of fistula in ano / Bhagandara, role of different Ksharsuthra in the management.
21. Management of fistula in ano (modern view).
22. Anesthesia for anorectal surgery.
23. Problems and complications in Ksharasuthra application and its management (merits and demerits of Ksharsutra, Bhagandara).
24. Etiopathology and different classifications, signs and symptoms of Arsha/Hemorrhoids – Ayurveda view.
25. Etiopathology and different classifications, signs and symptoms of Arsha/Hemorrhoids – Modern view.
26. Ayurvedic management of Arsha / Hemorrhoids.
27. Modern management of Arsha / Hemorrhoids.
28. Ayurvedic aspects of fissure in ano and management.
29. Modern aspect of fissure in ano and management.
30. General anorectal diseases and management.
31. Post operative care and wound management during Ksharasuthra therapy.
32. Ksharasuthra therapy in pediatric anal cases.
33. Ksharasuthra treatment in various pedunculated growths and sinus.
34. Management of rectal prolapse.
35. Setup of ideal Ksharasuthra therapy centers.
36. Problems and complications in Ksharasuthra application and management.
37. Use of Ayurvedic and modern drugs.
38. Importance and applications of Pratisaraneeya Kshara in ano rectal disease.
39. Importance of Trividha Karma.
40. Record keeping and medico legal aspects.
41. Sterilization and O.T. ethics.
42. Constipation.
43. Pilonidal sinus.
44. Proctocolitis.
45. Rectal polyps.
46. Anal warts.
47. Condylloma and papilloma.
48. Hyper trophid papilloma.
49. SRLIS.
50. Ulcerative colitis.
51. Chron’s diseases.
52. IBS.
53. Anorectal CA.
54. Management of anorectal emergency.
55. Sclero therapy drug selection and procedure performing method.
56. Cryo surgery method and technique.
57. Infra red coagulation method and technique (IRC).
58. Minimum invasive procedure of hemorrhoids (MIPH).
59. Rubber band ligation.
60. Electrocautery procedure and techniques.
61. Kshara prayoga in hemorrhoids.
62. Kshara prayoga in rectal prolapse.
63. Fissurectomy technique and its outcome.
64. Fissurectomy technique.
65. Fistula in ano (Ksharasuthra).
66. Dhal method.
67. Leech application in Rakta Arsha and benefits.
68. Siravedha in anorectal techniques.
69. Glue therapy in fistula in ano.
Our Faculty Members
Dr. Neethu Dev
BAMS, MS
Consultant and Asst. Professor, Kanachur Ayurveda Medical College and Hospital.
Consultant and Asst. Professor, Kanachur Ayurveda Medical College and Hospital.
Dr. Meera K Baby
BAMS, MS
First rank with Gold medal in Shalya tantra RGUHS
Associate professor Department of shalya tantra
First rank with Gold medal in Shalya tantra RGUHS
Associate professor Department of shalya tantra
Dr. Vishnu R
BAMS, MS (Shalya Tantra)
Gold Medallist and Rank Holder from Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences Bangalore.
Consultant and Surgeon, Assistant Professor, Department of Shalya Tantra, Alvas Ayurveda Medical College Moodabidri, Manglore
Gold Medallist and Rank Holder from Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences Bangalore.
Consultant and Surgeon, Assistant Professor, Department of Shalya Tantra, Alvas Ayurveda Medical College Moodabidri, Manglore
Dr. Mahabaleshwar S
BAMS, MS
Consultant Proctologist since 15 yrs
Professor Dept. of PG and PHD Studies in Shalya Tantra
Alvas Ayurveda Medical College, Moodabidri
Consultant Proctologist since 15 yrs
Professor Dept. of PG and PHD Studies in Shalya Tantra
Alvas Ayurveda Medical College, Moodabidri
ELIGIBILITY : BAMS
COURSE DURATION : 1 YEAR