Veterinary Synthesis Based on Synthesis 8.1

Coordination: Dr. Marc Bär, Switzerland In collaboration with IAVH, Represented by Dr. Bernhard Hornig, Germany

What does the veterinary homeopath need ? More veterinary information Typical veterinary symptoms E.g. : urine spraying in the house Symptomss expressing veterinary anatomy E.g.: inflammation - laminae Clinical diagnosis rubrics for restricted diseases E.g.:milk fever, mud fever More objective symptoms E.g.: perspiration – estrus; during

What needs -2? How to translate behavior or symptoms of an animal into a rubric? Concepts of animal symptoms and behavior A concept per type of animal (cats, dogs, cattle, horses, etc.) and for animals in general Each concept is linked to possible Repertory symptoms: Hiding bones (dogs)  Fear of poverty Flea collar allergy  External throat – clothing agg.

Making an addition to the Veterinary Synthesis

Add info on animal and on clinical case

Program automatically adds codes to Synthesis

Precise information available

Specific veterinary symptoms

Symptoms interesting for vets

Symptoms with veterinary info

Concepts for different animals

Concepts dogs with repertory ss.

Concepts with a note

Some figures 3.300 vet author additions Information from Marc Bär’s clinical experience as well as additions (mostly made by J. Torre) from: F. Briones, C. Day, C. Ferro, M. Issautier, La Joya, G. MacLeod, J. Millemian, J. Peker, R. Pellico, H. Quiquandon, J. Torre

More figures 528 specific veterinary symptoms 680 other (human) symptoms with vet additions > 1.700 symptoms labeled as interesting (Marc Bär and José Torre, SP) 121 veterinary concepts linked to 273 repertory symptoms

Useful for all? The software will offer all information with or without veterinary symptoms (version 8.1 and 8.1V). The Veterinary Synthesis will be printed as a supplement to the Human Synthesis The printed Human Synthesis will not contain veterinary information, but what about … GENERALS - LYME DISEASE COUGH - DELIVERY - during CHEST - CONGESTION - Mammae … Maybe useful for all?

The End Email contact Marc Bär: vet@archibel.com