[Omeo33] Art 0872 - Homeopathy, 2008, 97 (4), 206-213

[Gino Santini]

Homeopathic practice in Intensive Care Units: objective semiology, 
symptom selection and a series of sepsis cases
M.Z. Teixeira, S.M. Leal and V.M.F.A. Ceschin

Homeopathy has been used for more than two hundred years to treat 
chronic disease using various approaches in a wide range of diseases. 
However, for acute disease and critical illness, application has been 
limited by inadequate training of homeopathic physicians and the 
small number of pertinent clinical studies. In view of the difficulty 
of practising homeopathy in Intensive Care Units (ICU), a protocol 
was developed to facilitate description of objective homeopathic 
symptoms with a ranking of symptoms appropriate for these situations 
(Protocol for Objective Homeopathic Semiology). Examples of favorable 
results with individualized homeopathic treatments for a series of 
cases of Systemic Inflammatory Response Syndrome (sepsis) are 
described.

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