DEPARTMENT OF RACHANA SHARIRA

DEPARTMENT OF RACHANA SHARIRA

OVERVIEW

Department of Rachana Sharira is where we delve into the intricate and profound science of human anatomy as described in Ayurveda. Rachana Sharira, or the study of the structure of the human body, is one of the fundamental pillars of Ayurvedic education and practice. Our department is dedicated to providing a comprehensive understanding of the human body, integrating traditional Ayurvedic knowledge with modern anatomical sciences.

KEY FEATURES
  • Ayurvedic Anatomy: Detailed study of the body's structures as described in classical Ayurvedic texts, understanding the concepts of Doshas (Vata, Pitta, Kapha), Dhatus (tissues), and Malas (waste products) in relation to anatomical structures.
  • Modern Anatomy: Comprehensive study of human anatomy, including gross anatomy, histology, and embryology with integration of modern anatomical knowledge with Ayurvedic principles.
  • Comparative Anatomy: Comparative analysis of Ayurvedic and modern anatomical concepts, exploring the similarities and differences to enhance diagnostic and therapeutic approaches.
  • Practical Applications: Hands-on dissection and study of cadavers to gain practical insights and application of anatomical knowledge in clinical practice and surgical procedures.
  • Research and Innovation: Our department is committed to advancing the field of Rachana Shareera through rigorous research. We explore the intersections of Ayurvedic and modern anatomy, aiming to contribute to the global understanding of human health and disease.
  • Faculty and Expertise: Our faculty comprises experienced scholars and practitioners who are experts in both Ayurvedic and modern anatomical sciences. They are dedicated to providing a nurturing and intellectually stimulating environment for our students.
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