DeCS

Descriptor English:

Homeopathic Pathogenesy

Descriptor Spanish:

Patogenesia Homeopática

Spanish from Spain

Descriptor	patogénesis homeopática
Entry term(s)	nosogenia nosogenia homeopática patogenia homeopática
Scope note:	Método que permite una correcta comprensión de la capacidad farmacodinámica de cada sustancia probada. Propuesto por Hahnemann, este método debe aplicarse en individuos sanos.

Descriptor Portuguese:

Patogenesia Homeopática

Descriptor French:

Pathogénèse Homéopathique

Entry term(s):

Homeopathic Pathogeny
Pathogenesis, Homeopathic
Pathogenesy
Pathogenesy, Homeopathic
Pathogeny, Homeopathic

Tree number(s):

HP1.210.300

Scope note:

A method created by Hahnemann that concerns the set of manifestations and symptoms presented by healthy and sensitive individuals, when subjected to experimentation with a homeopathic medicine, also known as “pathogenetic experimentation”. Hahnemann also added to pathogenesis manifestations resulting from “accidental experiments” resulting, for example, from intoxications, poisonings, etc.

Annotation:

differentiate from the qualifier /pathogenesis, which remits to /etiology

Allowable Qualifiers:

CL classification
DE drug effects
EP epidemiology
HI history
MT methods
SN statistics & numerical data
ST standards
TD trends

Autoexperimentation MeSH

DeCS ID:

27148

Unique ID:

DDCS027148

Documents indexed in the Virtual Health Library (VHL):

Click here to access the VHL documents

HOMEOPATHY

Fundamentals of Homeopathy [HP1]

Fundamentals of Homeopathy

Experiment of Substances [HP1.210]

Experiment of Substances

Prover [HP1.210.049]

Prover

Homeopathic Pathogenesy [HP1.210.300]

Homeopathic Pathogenesy

Homeopathic Pathogenesy - Preferred

Concept UI	FD00059717
Scope note	A method created by Hahnemann that concerns the set of manifestations and symptoms presented by healthy and sensitive individuals, when subjected to experimentation with a homeopathic medicine, also known as “pathogenetic experimentation”. Hahnemann also added to pathogenesis manifestations resulting from “accidental experiments” resulting, for example, from intoxications, poisonings, etc.
Preferred term	Homeopathic Pathogenesy
Entry term(s)	Homeopathic Pathogeny Pathogenesis, Homeopathic Pathogenesy Pathogenesy, Homeopathic Pathogeny, Homeopathic

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