Medical works of the medieval period from India and Central Asia

Diogenes 55 (2):27 - 43 (2008)
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Medical sciences have developed in India from time immemorial. This paper presents a detailed outlook of the development of these techniques in medieval India and Indo-Central Asia. The different authors, works and techniques of that time are recalled and compared in order to provide an overall view of this barely known tradition

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10.1177/0392192108090736

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