Significance of Sira-Marma
Sira-Marma is a crucial concept in Ayurveda, referring to specific anatomical sites primarily composed of blood vessels that play a vital role in circulation. These points are critical during medical procedures, as injuries can lead to severe symptoms or health risks like excessive bleeding. Classified by their relationship to veins, Sira-Marmas are integral for understanding both Ayurvedic practices and surgical implications. Acharya Sushruta emphasizes their importance in the body's structure related to blood flow and overall health.
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Hindu concept of 'Sira-Marma'
Sira-Marma in Hinduism signifies crucial anatomical sites where veins are situated, underscoring their significance in venesection. Additionally, it denotes essential venous or arterial combinations whose injuries manifest severe symptoms paralleling those of a single vein.
From: Sushruta Samhita, volume 1: Sutrasthana
(1) Vital venal or arterial combinations whose injuries exhibit severe symptoms similar to that of a single vein.[1]
From: Sushruta Samhita, volume 3: Sharirasthana
(1) Critical anatomical sites where veins are located, highlighting their importance during venesection procedures.[2]