ABSTRACT

Background: Rachana Sharir, a foundational component of Ayurvedic Samhita texts, explores the anatomical structure described by ancient Acharyas. In modern medical education, it forms a crucial aspect of the Bachelor of Arts in Medical Science program, facilitating the understanding and identification of human body parts through dissection techniques. This course nurtures a research-oriented mindset and clinical proficiency among scholars. Objective: To investigate the principles of Rachana Sharir as they relate to Ayurvedic teachings, emphasizing its integral role in understanding human anatomy from both a historical and practical perspective. Methods: A comprehensive review of literature from Ayurvedic texts and contemporary medical education curricula was conducted to elucidate the teachings and methodologies of Rachana Sharir. Key aspects such as dissection techniques, anatomical descriptions, and educational outcomes were examined.Results: Rachana Sharir provides a foundational framework for understanding human anatomy within Ayurveda, integrating ancient wisdom with modern anatomical sciences. It equips scholars with the necessary skills to comprehend and apply anatomical knowledge in clinical and research settings. Conclusion: The study underscores the enduring relevance of Rachana Sharir in contemporary medical education, highlighting its role in fostering holistic perspectives on human anatomy and its applications in clinical practice within the Ayurvedic framework. Keywords: Anguli Praman, Anthropometry, Praman Sharir, Rachna Sharir
Publication date: 01/10/2025

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https://doi.org/10.31032/IJBPAS/2025/14.10.9455