RADAROPUS REFERENCE LIBRARY
17 classic
repertories.
Classical authors. Focused reference works. Explore a collection of seventeen repertories for your RadarOpus library.
THE COMPLETE COLLECTION
What’s in the bundle.
Seventeen titles, listed by author.
Available as an addition to your RadarOpus package.
- 01
C. M. Boger
Characteristics and Repertory
Boger–Boenninghausen (BBCR)
- 02
C. M. Boger
Synoptic Key of the Materia Medica
- 03
C. M. Boger
General Analysis
- 04
J. Clarke
Clinical Repertory
- 05
O. Boericke
Repertory
- 06
S. R. Phatak
Concise Repertory
- 07
H. Roberts
Sensations as If
- 08
J. Ward
Sensations as If
- 09
V. R. Bhatia
Miniature Repertory of Remedies in Common Cold
- 10
Choudhury
Hints for Treatment of Cancer
- 11
O. M. Drake
Repertory of Warts and Condylomata
- 12
Foster
Toothache and Its Cure
- 13
Jefferson Guernsey
Repertory of Haemorrhoids
- 14
F. J. Master
Hair Loss
- 15
A. and T. D. Pulford
Repertory of Pneumonia
- 16
S. R. Sudarshan
Repertory of Non-Malarial Fevers
- 17
N. Sukumaran
Main Symptoms of Heart Problems
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BOERICKE
Repertory
A compact reference with clinical headings, including causes, locations, sensations and modalities.
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BOGER
BBCR
Explore the BBCR’s organisation around locations, sensations, modalities and concomitant symptoms.

CLARKE
Clinical Repertory
Browse three sections: Clinical, Causation and Temperaments. A companion to Clarke’s materia medica.
Explore Clarke ↗
PHATAK
Concise Repertory
S. R. Phatak’s concise reference brings clinical rubrics together in an alphabetical structure.
Explore Phatak ↗
ROBERTS
Sensations as If
A repertory of subjective sensations, arranged in a Kentian hierarchy and drawing on source texts.
Explore Roberts ↗
WARD
Sensations as If
Subjective sensations indexed in brief, two-word rubrics, with links back to the fuller source text in RadarOpus.
Explore Ward ↗EXPLORE IN RADAROPUS
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