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    Complete Repertory 2019

    Work Done
    2018 brought a novelty: work on the repertory not only by me but also by Dr. Rajesh
    Rajendran, also co-admin for the facebook group Complete Repertory, Clinical Cases and
    practicing homeopath in Chennai, India.
    This has helped us to include more contemporary material than I alone could tackle in the past
    years, which is good news for many colleagues.
    I took on to compare the original Kent rubrics and their page-appearances later in 2018 with
    those derived from it in the Complete Repertory. A work long overdue and a challenge for one’s
    perseverance. Result: 10.000 page-references resurrected for rubrics in the Complete Repertory
    that lost their original Kent’s page references in the course of time. Some rubrics from the original
    were restored, others repositioned. Sometimes some remedies were added. The result will enable
    us to produce a derived, updated and corrected Kent’s Repertory as a sub-set of the Complete
    Repertory.
    Some examples of work done in the comparison of CR and Kent’s Repertory:
    Earlier in 2018 Knerr’s Repertory was checked for further additions and corrections for Mind,
    Sensorium (including Vertigo), the Respiratory tract (Nose to Lungs/Chest) and the Digestive tract
    (Mouth to Rectum). Idem for heart, Pulse and circulation. A work I started in 2012 but was never
    finished. I intent to continue this further in 2019

    Some further corrections to the Complete Repertory and some cases/older proving-additions
    complete the work done for this year. It definitely was a lot of work. We end the year satisfied
    and wish every one a very fulfilling and happy New Year of 2019.

    the main author, Roger van Zandvoort,


    and
    co-author, Rajesh Rajendran.

    illustrated comments can be found at the Complete Repertories Facebook site: https://
    www.facebook.com/groups/Completedynamics/?fref=ts

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