Homeopatické klinické repertorium – Clarke John Henry (2012)

A classic of British homeopathy (1853-1931), author of an extensive materia medica, the Dictionary of Homeopathic Materia Medica, accumulated many clinical experiences over more than fifty years of practicing homeopathy. From these, he compiled a concise and practical repertory, intended for quick orientation in cases. It has several parts. The first is the clinical repertory, where diagnoses, body parts, sensations, bodily functions, etc., are arranged alphabetically, always in relation to pathology. The second part is the repertory of causes, where entries related to the etiology of diseases are listed, such as mental effort, electric shock, various types of injuries, unrequited love, cold, overeating... The third part is the repertory of temperaments, dispositions, constitutions, and states - it discusses personality traits in connection with remedies, such as malice, slimness, sycotic constitution, romantic. In the next part, there are relationships between remedies; in tables, we find compatible remedies, antidoting remedies, well-following remedies, etc. The categories usually contain a smaller number of remedies, often just one, and compared to Kent's composed repertories (also synthetic), we often find different remedies in similar categories.