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Shalakyatantra is a specialized department in the field of Ayurveda, which focuses on diseases related to the eyes, ears, nose, and throat. The term "Shalakya" comes from the word "Shalaka," which means a probe or instrument. It involves the diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of diseases affecting the sensory organs.
The Shalakyatantra department plays a crucial role in maintaining and improving eye, ear, nose, and throat health through both preventive and therapeutic approaches. The department deals with various conditions such as cataracts, glaucoma, refractive errors, conjunctivitis, hearing loss, sinusitis, tonsillitis, and many more.
The practitioners in the Shalakyatantra department, known as Shalakyatantra specialists or Shalakyacharyas, undergo rigorous training to gain expertise in the diagnosis and management of diseases related to the sensory organs. They employ a combination of traditional Ayurvedic methods, modern diagnostic techniques, and surgical procedures to provide comprehensive care.
The department offers various treatments, including Nasya (nasal therapy), Tarpana (eye rejuvenation), Anjana (eye drops), Karna Purana (ear medication), and several specialized procedures. These treatments help to cleanse, nourish, and rejuvenate the sensory organs, thereby restoring their normal functions.
In addition to treating specific ailments, the Shalakyatantra department also emphasizes the importance of maintaining overall eye, ear, nose, and throat health. The specialists provide guidance on lifestyle modifications, diet, and natural remedies for preventing diseases and promoting general well-being.
The Shalakyatantra department is dedicated to promoting not only the physical health of the sensory organs but also the mental and emotional well-being of patients. The holistic approach of Ayurveda addresses the root causes of diseases, aiming to restore balance and harmony within the body
Overall, the Shalakyatantra department serves as an essential division in Ayurveda, catering to the specialized healthcare needs of individuals seeking comprehensive care for their eye, ear, nose, and throat conditions.
Sr.No | Essential Equipment and Instruments | Count/Availability of Instruments/Equipments |
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1 | Ophthalmic Operation Table with Head Rest | 01 |
2 | Sterilizing box or case with mats | Available |
3 | Lens insertion forceps | Available |
4 | Keratome | Available |
5 | Desmarres lid retractors | 55 |
6 | Cat-paw lacrimal retractor | Available |
7 | Mueller lacrimal sac retractor | Available |
8 | Dastoor iris retractor | Available |
9 | MeyrhoeferChalazioncurrete | Available |
10 | Sinsky lens manipulating hook | Available |
11 | IOL Manipulator | Available |
12 | Foreign body spud | Available |
13 | Lewis lens loop (vectis) | Available |
14 | Cystotome and spoon | Available |
15 | Mule evisceration spoon | Available |
16 | Iris repository (double-ended) | Available |
17 | Jameson muscle hook | Available |
18 | Wills cautery with a copper ball-point | Available |
19 | Langs lacrimal sac dissector | Available |
20 | Kelly Glaucoma Punch | Available |
21 | Elevator (double-ended) | Available |
22 | Nasal speculum, adult or child | Available |
23 | Wilder punctum dilator | Available |
24 | Bowman lacrimal probes | Available |
25 | Hartman mosquito forceps | Available |
26 | Colibri forceps 1*2 teech | Available |
27 | McPerson corneal forceps with tying platform | Available |
28 | Dressing forceps, serrated | Available |
29 | Moorfieldconjuctival forceps | Available |
30 | Fixation forceps | Available |
31 | Beer cilea (epilation) forceps | Available |
32 | Arruga capsular forceps | Available |
33 | SnellenEntropion clamp | Available |
34 | Chalazion clamps | Available |
35 | Vannas straight scissors | Available |
36 | Barraquer needle holder | Available |
37 | Air injection cannula | Available |
38 | Healon aspirating cannula | Available |
39 | AC was a cannula | Available |
40 | Lacrimal cannula | Available |
41 | Hydrodialysis cannula | Available |
42 | J-loop cannula (right or left with silicon tubing) | Available |
43 | Simcok direct I/A cannula with silicon tubing | Available |
44 | Irrigating, aspirating handle | Available |
45 | Lens dialer | Available |
46 | Superior Rectus Forceps | Available |
47 | Eye wash glasses (for Tarpana Karma) | Available |
48 | Swimming goggles (for Tarpana Karma) | Available |
Sr.No | Essential Equipment and Instruments | Count/Availability of Instruments/Equipments |
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1 | Aural Syringe | Available |
2 | Jobson's Aural Probe | Available |
3 | Eustachian Catheter | Available |
4 | Mastoid Retractor | Available |
5 | Mastoid Gouge | Available |
6 | Mallet | Available |
7 | Nasal foreign body hook | Available |
8 | Nasal packing forceps | Available |
9 | Nasal Snare | Available |
10 | Bayonet-shaped gouge | Available |
11 | Walshman's forceps | Available |
12 | Laryngeal forceps | Available |
13 | Tongue plate with throat suction | Available |
14 | Tonsil-holding forceps | Available |
15 | Tonsillar suction | Available |
16 | Adenoid curette with cage | Available |
17 | Peritonsillarabcess draining forceps | Available |
18 | Fuller's Tracheostomy Tube | Available |
19 | Cheatel's Forceps | Available |