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UNDERSTANDING BHAGNA CHIKITSA IN SUSHRUTA SAMHITA CLASSICAL PRINCIPLES AND MODERN ORTHOPEDIC PERSPECTIVES

Authors: Khushi Rana; Divyansh; Dr. Shishir Prasad;

UNDERSTANDING BHAGNA CHIKITSA IN SUSHRUTA SAMHITA CLASSICAL PRINCIPLES AND MODERN ORTHOPEDIC PERSPECTIVES

Abstract

Sushruta Samhita describes Bhagna as a condition involving fracture or dislocation of bones and joints caused by trauma, falls, compression, or other external forces. This article provides a brief knowledge about various causes of Bhagna mentioning its different types and including their specific characteristics and modern correlation. It also provides you an insight knowledge about different chikitsa along with modern orthopaedic practices.

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