Pensar como Hahnemann. Repertorizar como Boenninghausen1

Hahnemann used two repertories written by himself, which were never published, and the copy of another, hand-made by Jahr and published later (1835) under his direct supervision, but the repertory that he used and eulogized explicitly, in a footnote of paragraph §153 of his great work the Organon of the Art of Cure, was that of Boenninghausen (1832, 1835, 1846), the first one published (in German), with a preface by Hahnemann himself, now translated again (to English and Spanish) from the original German, reviewed and restored by some contemporary authors. We present Boenninghausen's repertory, based on the way Hahnemann and Boenninghausen handled a case, taking into account the main symptomatology, the characteristic selection, the evaluation, and the practical application in all cases, acute and chronic, physical and mental.