Seventeen classical repertories, for students who want to work only from the classical authors. It can be added to any RadarOpus package.
- C. M. Boger: Characteristics and Repertory (the Boger–Boenninghausen BBCR), Synoptic Key of the Materia Medica, General Analysis
- J. Clarke: Clinical Repertory
- O. Boericke: Repertory
- S. R. Phatak: Concise Repertory
- H. Roberts: Sensations as If
- J. Ward: Sensations as If
- Smaller repertories: V. R. Bhatia, Miniature Repertory of Remedies in Common Cold; Choudhury, Hints for Treatment of Cancer; O. M. Drake, Repertory of Warts and Condylomata; Foster, Toothache and Its Cure; Jefferson Guernsey, Repertory of Haemorrhoids; F. J. Master, Hair Loss; A. and T. D. Pulford, Repertory of Pneumonia; S. R. Sudarshan, Repertory of Non-Malarial Fevers; N. Sukumaran, Main Symptoms of Heart Problems
The BBCR suits cases lacking mental symptoms. Clarke has three sections (Clinical, Causation, Temperaments) and can assist in differentiating the polychrests from lesser-known remedies. Phatak gives concise clinical rubrics in alphabetical order. Roberts is for a sensation that is intensely marked and well described; Ward’s two-word rubrics are useful when studying remedies by reverse repertorisation. See the 17 Classic Repertories page.
