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===25. Ateetavekshana (Retrospective referencing) ===
===25. Ateetavekshana (Retrospective referencing) ===
It permits alluding to things described before. Certain concepts or information mentioned in the initial sections or chapters of the text, are to be applied in the next chapters or sections, for proper understanding. E.g. Concepts from all other sections described in prior sections, are to be applied in [[Chikitsa Sthana]], while understanding the treatments. E.g. Specific types of Sweda (sudation) are indicated in treatment of Jwara. [[Jwara Chikitsa # Indications of fomentation for alleviating cold |(Cha.Chi.3/269)]]. The types of Sweda are already mentioned in mentioned in 14th chapter of [[Sutra Sthana]] [[Swedadhyaya # Thirteen types of sweda |(Cha.Su.14/39-40)]]. Since they are already described in [[Sutra Sthana]], here it isn’t necessary to repeat the description, rather one can go to the previous reference.
It permits alluding to things described before. Certain concepts or information mentioned in the initial sections or chapters of the text, are to be applied in the next chapters or sections, for proper understanding. E.g. Concepts from all other sections described in prior sections, are to be applied in [[Chikitsa Sthana]], while understanding the treatments. E.g. Specific types of Sweda (sudation) are indicated in treatment of Jwara. [[Jwara Chikitsa # Indications of fomentation for alleviating cold |(Cha.Chi.3/269)]]. The types of Sweda are already mentioned in 14<sup>th</sup> chapter of [[Sutra Sthana]] [[Swedadhyaya # Thirteen types of sweda |(Cha.Su.14/39-40)]]. Since they are already described in [[Sutra Sthana]], here it isn’t necessary to repeat the description, rather one can go to the previous reference.
In clinical medicine and research, various previous experiences and evidences are referred for supporting statements.
In clinical medicine and research, various previous experiences and evidences are referred for supporting statements.