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Search syntax

Search syntax of the program is easy and understandable.

You can look for a word, a group of words, a remedy, a remedy with its gradation, a group of remedies, or rubrics that do not include a remedy or a group of remedies. All these options can be used separately or together.

For example, let us search Kent's repertory for the following information:

1. All rubrics that concern anxiety

Enter "anxiety" into the search box. 685 rubrics found.

2. All rubrics that concern anxiety in the evening

Enter "evening anxiety" into the search box. 39 rubrics found.

3. All rubrics that concern anxiety in the evening and contain Sulphur (Sulph.)

Enter "evening anxiety @sulph" into the search box. 4 rubrics found.

4. All rubrics that concern anxiety in the evening and contain Sulphur (Sulph.) and Veratrum (Verat.)

Enter "evening anxiety @sulph @verat" into the search box. 2 rubrics found.

5. All rubrics that concern anxiety in the evening and contain Sulphur (Sulph.) in 2+ gradation (that is, 2 and 3).

Enter "evening anxiety @sulph >1" into the search box. 2 rubrics found. 

6. All rubrics that concern anxiety in the evening and contain Sulphur (Sulph.) in the first gradation only.

Enter "evening anxiety @sulph <2" into the search box. 2 rubrics found. 

7 All rubrics that concern anxiety in the evening and contain Sulphur (Sulph.), but do not contain Veratrum (Verat.)

Enter "evening anxiety @sulph -@verat" into the search box. 2 rubrics found.