Title of Invention

AN APPARATUS ALLOWING THE TREATMENT OF HUMAN BEING USING AYURVEDIC SYSTEM OF TREATMENT

Abstract An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment, comprising - a supporting means for the subject under treatment in sleeping or sitting position having a base with fixed or adjustable height, - a tray with headrest when the supporting means is adopted for sleeping position, - a toilet seat and, backrest when the supporting means is adopted for sitting position, further comprising one or more of the following attachments, - Shirodhara Yantra attachable to the holder provided in the headrest, - Automatic Shirodhara Yantra attachable to the holder provided in the headrest, - Ksharsutra/ Uttar Basti Yantra attachable to the holder provided at the leg end of the tray, - Swedan Dome with control device attachable to the holder provided on the tray, - Basti Yantra attachable to the holder provided at the leg end of the tray, - Steam Generator for SarwangBashpaSweda/Nadisweda attachable to supporting means either directly or through Swedan Dome or through Swedan Frame by fixing in the holders provided therein, - Oil pump Unit for Shirodhara / Pizinchil attachable to the holders provided at headrest and/or Automatic Shirodhara Yantra or at the leg end of the trey and/or at SarwangaDhara Yantra, - Dhara Yantra attachable to the holders provided at headrest and/or Automatic Shirodhara Yantra or at the leg end of the trey and/6r at SarwangaDhara Yantra, - Kutisweda Yantra attachable to supporting means either directly or through Swedan Dome or through Swedan Frame by fixing in the holders provided therein, - SarwangaDhara Yantra attachable to the holders provided on the trey and on the Oil Pump Unit or Dhara Yantra, - Vaman Yantra attachable to holders provided on the supporting means, - Swedan Frame attachable to holders provided on the supporting means, - Shirobasti Yantra attachable to holders provided on the supporting means, the said attachments, when used with supporting means in different combinations results in to various means to implement 5 mode Ayurvedic procedures (Panchakarma) along with its Pre-Procedures (Purvakarma) and After-Procedures (Paschatkarma) for treatment of human being by Ayurvedic system of medicine. and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of figure 1 to 52
Full Text Form 2
THE PATENTS ACT 1970
(39 of 1970)
COMPLETE SPECIFICATIONS
(See section 10)
1. Title of the invention : AN APPARATUS ALLOWING THE TREATMENT OF
HUMAN BEING USING AYURVEDIC SYSTEM OF TREATMENT
2 Name of applicant: ONKAR ANIL MADHUKARRAO
3. Complete address: ONKAR ANIL MADHUKARRAO
175, BAJAJ NAGAR NAGPUR - 440010 MAHARASHTRA, INDIA
4. Nationality: INDIAN
The following specifications describe the nature of invention and the manner in which it is to be performed.

ORIGINAL
854/MUM/02

GRANTED
12-5-2006





FIELD OF INVENTION
There are various kinds of Karmas (i.e. Procedure.for achieving certain benefits to human being) known in the art which are used from ages in Ayurvedic system of treatment, which uses various devices for treatment. The purpose of invention is to integrate into a single system wherein most of Ayurvedic procedures are performed. The invention relates generally to equipment required for various Ayurvedic Karmas. More particularly this invention relates to Multipurpose equipment which can be used for various Ayurvedic Karmas called Panchakarma (five Procedures) along with Purvakarma (Procedures to be performed before these five Procedures) and Paschatkarma (Procedures to be performed after these five Procedures) & other procedures. Specifically this invention relates to the Multipurpose equipment for very specific operations, which can be performed using this equipment, and are multiple in number. The basic concept of each operation is as follows l).Snehan / Abhyariga - Application of oil to body by specific movement of hand
2) Swedan - applying heat to body
a) Nadisweda - Localised heating of body by steam
b) Pindasweda - Localised heating of body by hot rice cooked with medicine and milk.
c) Kutisweda - Giving hot air to whole body except head in a closed atmosphere.
d) SarwangBashpaSweda - Giving medicated steam to whole body except head in a closed atmosphere.
3) Dhara - Pouring liquids like oil, kwath, milk, water, butter milk, containing medicines
as required having certain temperature on body.
a) Shirodhara - Delivering flow of liquid on head.
b) Pizinchil / Kayasec / SarwangaDhara - Delivering flow of liquid on Body.
c) Takradhara - Delivering flow of buttermilk containing medicines as required having certain temperature on body.
d) Kwathdhara - Delivering flow of water containing kwath & medicines as required having certain temperature on body.
e) Dugdhadhara - Delivering flow of milk containing medicines as required having certain temperature on body.
4) Basti-
a) Uttarbasti - Washing of vagina by medicinal liquid and collecting washed material through vagina.
b) NiruhBasti - Giving oil, extracts; medicines through anus and collecting stool along with other material through anus.
c) Shirobasti - Holding medicated oil in a cap on head.
d) Katibasti - Holding medicated oil in a pond made up of wet floor on back.

5) Vaman - Giving medicines orally and enable patient to vomit the cough, acid etc from the stomach.
6) Virechan - Giving medicines orally and enable patient to pass the stools containing cough, acid etc.
7) Nasya - Tilt the patient head to have the nasal passage .near vertical and adding drops of medicine in nostrils.
8) Ksharsutra - Surgery of piles, fistula by a medicated thread
9) Raktamokahan - Removal of impure blood through vain by syringe.
a) Jaloukavacharan - removal of impure blood through blood vessel by using
leech to suck the blood.
9) Netratarpan - Holding medicated Ghee in a pond of made of wet floor on eye.

BACKGROUND OF INVENTION WITH REGARD TO . DRAWBACKS IN PRIOR ART
We know AYURVEDA as a very old stream of medical science. For treatment of various diseases various procedures cited above are described in Ayurveda. The Ayurveda describes the instrument for the procedure, which they were able to manufacture from the material available and the tools they had with them.
Herebefore the Equipment are available in the form of :-A) TABLE
A table made up of wood / plywood. The table has a border on all sides so that liquid poured on body does not spill out. It has a slope towards leg end in order to collect the liquid through a hole at that end. It has a headrest in which a container is carved out for collection of liquid., The patient is kept supine on the table. Processes like Snehan, Abhyanga in which liquid is applied to body by hand and processes like Netratarpan, Jaloukavacharan, in which no liquid is applied, are easily carried out. However during other processes following problems were faced :-
1) During Nasya Patient sleeping on table is asked to tilt his head by keeping pillow below the neck. Alternatively when a chair is used the position is achieved by the tilting back of the chair. The head has a little support & legs of patient are kept hanging causing uncomfortable position.
2) During Niruh basti the bottle containing fluids is held by hand upwards to get the full drain.
3) In shirodhara the pot containing fluid is hanged from separate stand causing instability during oscillations of the pot. The liquid collected manually and heated in separate pot and again poured in pot. The liquid temperature is judged by inserting a finger in liquid. The flow control is done by wick in the hole of pot. The oscillations are given by hand which are not precise and liquid may fall by the side the head. To give contineous oscillations is painful to attending person
4) In Takradhara the liquid is electrically heated in a pot and is circulated on patient's
body by a water pump. At the end of the process the pot is taken out for cleaning and
all connections are removed and reconnected at the time of use. This results in to
. inconvenience, spillage of liquid, Risk of electrical shock.
5) In sarwangdhara the liquid is collected manually through drain at leg end and heated in separate pot and again poured in pot from where it is poured on patient's body by hand. The temperature is judged by hand.
6) Ksharsutra is performed on table which is designed for delivery
7) After Uttarbasti the table becomes dirty due to out coming liquid.
8) In Shirobasti the patient is asked to sit on the chair / table and weight of oil on head . was transferred to neck & backbone causing pain.
9) In Nadisweda patient is given steam from a pipe attached to pressure cooker kept on gas. The steam condenses in pipe forming water droplets in pipe. These drops block the pipe and pressure of steam increases. After some time when pressure increases further hot water drops comes out of pipe with pressurized steam and falls on patient's body. To avoid this a cloth is wound on tip of pipe, which enable to trap a few drops as most of them due to steam pressure, pass through the passage kept in cloth. Moreover some amount of steam is also absorbed by cloth.

B)BOX A Swedan box made up of wood / plywood with doors for entry, & Heaters.
1) During SarwangBashpaSweda patient is kept supine on perforated platform at the center of the box. Pots with water & medicine are kept below the platform and are heated electrically. The steam generated is used to spread in the box on its own. There is concentration of hot steam just above the pot giving uneven heating. The patient has to ask the attendant to put off the heater when he feels hot and again to put on when required.
2) During Kutisweda the patient sits on a bench in vertical box. Room heaters are used to give dry heat. The temperature around the coils is very high & patient receives temperature in gradient to various parts of the body depending upon their distance from the heater. The patient's head contineous to be in the hot chamber which is not recommended and is required to be covered by cloth
C) CHAIR
A chair with Toilet seat fitted in and having a stool collection Glass bottle below it, is used for virechan. The waste material collected in the bottle continues to be there during process causing odour. The waste material each time gets mixed with earlier and it is not possible to detect the difference and measure quantity each time. The bottle requires to be carried and cleaned manually causing in-convinece to staff. It is difficult for attendant / doctor to carry out the procedure for patient of opposite sex.

DRAWBACKS IN PRIOR ART
The above equipment have following disadvantages / problems
1) All the processes of heating of liquid are done manually without any control on its temperature & flow rate. Once liquids are delivered on patients body, they are collected manually, heated in pots, transferred to table, if temperature is found beyond patients bearing capacity, it is allowed to cool thus wasting time,
2) The steam is delivered to patient in an uncontrolled manner
3) Separate table and stand used for the process, which reduce the stability.
4) Man hour requirements is high
5) Processes dependent on personal skill
6) Different tables / units used for processes increasing no of units and in turn their cost & space required.
7) The units do not have procedural adjustments & automation.
8) It is difficult to handle Patient's oily body from table to table.
9) The medicinal liquids are absorbed in the wood resulting in wastage & increase in process cost.
10) The absorption of liquids in wood smoothens the surface and wet body of patient slides on it with the strokes of liquid application making procedure lobourious for doctors and uncomfortable for patient.
11) The frequent handling of hot pots is risky and accident-prone.
12) Some procedures are performed in an uncomfortable and awkward situation
These tools and equipment are obsolete and there is a need for integration of various equipment into a single integrated device to perform multiple operations. This will benefit in the following ways 1) save space, time, manpower, cost, materials, 2) accuracy of controls on temperature, flow, speed etc
3) Quick availability of Steam / Hot air / hot liquids etc.
4) Reduce handling & accidents
5) Offer comfort to patient, Doctors & attendants
6) Reduce shifting of patient

OBJECTIVES OF INVENTION
Primary object of invention is to invent a single unit, which is capable to support maximum number of procedures, which result in to saving in working space & capital cost of equipment.
Another object of invention is to invent the mechanisms to reduce manpower required and the time required for the procedure.
Yet another object of invention is to invent measures for accurate control of various parameters (e.g. Temperature, flow etc) of the procedure
Still another object of invention is to have quick availability of Steam / Hot air / hot liquids etc.
Further object of invention is to reduce the handling of hot fluids and risk of accidents.
Yet further object of invention is to offer comfort to the patient and practitioner through position adjustments for various procedures.
Still further object of invention is to reduce the wastage of medicinal liquids due to absorbtion in wood.
Farmost obj ect of invention is to reduce handling of patient's body from one
equipment to another by providing attachments to carry out various procedures, which
when attached to any equipment shall convert that equipment to an equipment suitable to
perform that procedure.

SUMMERY OF INVENTION
The inventor has identified that the available equipment is inadequate for the treatment of patients & have problems as cited above in prior art. The inventor has invented a novel apparatus having characteristic described in following specifications
The present invention attains the stated objective by providing a multipurpose apparatus comprising of
A) A supporting means to provide support to the body in a position as required in various procedures of Ayurvedic system of treatment of Human being. The means may have a fixed height base or height adjustable base. The top is either a tray with headrest for supporting the body in sleeping condition or a toilet seat with backrest for supporting the body in sitting condition.
The equipment basically comprises of a tray, a headrest, base frame, and stool assembly.
The tray has borders on all sides so that liquids poured on body do not spill out. The bottom of tray is raised at centerline along the length, which has resulted in a slope. This slope is effective for faster flow of fluids laterally away from patient's body. At the one end of tray a low level channel is created along the width of tray, which works as storage as well as passage for liquid. This channel has a slope towards center or a corner to speed up the flow of liquids. The lowermost point in channel is provided with a hole for draining liquid. The hole is provided with a threading around it to fix a pipe. The tray is provided with arrangement to attach following attachments
1) Ksharsutra / Uttarbasti Yantra, 2) Swedan Dome with control device
3) Basti Yantra ' 4) Oil pump Unit for Shirodhara/ Pizchinchil
5) Dhara Yantra 6) SarwangaDhara Yantra
The Swedan Dome with control device is provided with arrangement to attach following attachments
1) Steam Generator for SarwangBashpaSweda / Nadisweda
2) Kutisweda Yantra
At the other end of tray a contoured headrest is provided. The headrest is fixed to tray by a hinge mechanism in order to facilitate tilting of headrest. A mechanism is provided to adjust the degree of tilt. The numbers of positions of tilt are limited when ratchet mechanism is used and can be unlimited when rack pinion / Bush & Rod / Hydraulic or Pneumatic cylinder is used. The headrest has borders on all sides so that liquids poured on headrest do not spill out. The bottom of headrest is given slope towards the fag end. The lowermost point in headrest is provided with a hole for draining liquid. The hole is provided with a threading around it to fix a pipe.
The headrest is provided with arrangement to attach following attachments
1) Shirodhara Yantra 2) Automatic Shirodhara Yantra
3) Oil pump Unit for Shirodhara /Pizchinchil 4) Dhara Yantra
The tray top and headrest is coated with insulating material like fiberglass / PVC /Rubber in order to avoid thermal shocks to body during different seasons and absorption of liquids in the tray material. The surface of coating is slightly rough in order to resist slippage of patient's wet body during the procedure, with minimum restriction to the flow of liquid.
The base frame is a stand with legs. The stand is preferably of knockdown type in order to facilitate transport and installation. The stand is provided with slope toward the end, which is away from headrest. This slope is useful to achieve fast drain of fluid towards drain hole.
A stool assembly is provided at the bottom of table. It can be fixed on the long horizontal members of frame at bottom by locking knobs. This allows fixing stool assembly at any desired position along length and on either side of table. The stool assembly is characterized by a double step stool, which is fixed on sliding mechanism, which facilitates movement of stool in and out. The stool automatically gets locked at position outside table when it is moved out. This position is used to help patient to climb on the table. It is slided below the table when not in use after releasing the lock.

This unit is called as Fixed Height Droni
B) As an alternative a height adjustable base is provided to the tray with headrest.
The tray is provided with four legs for keeping it on the ground. These legs act as locators while keeping on base. The tray is further provided with hooks to lock the tray on base
As the tray and base are separable, it facilitates to move the base and tray separately, which can be moved through narrow passage and assembled at the site.
The base Is a height adjustable and longitudinally tillable. The base is provided with a bottom frame with swiveling castor wheels. The castors are having braking arrangement to lock the wheel as well as swivel movement. The brakes when applied stops moving of the base. Two separate mechanisms are embedded on the bottom frame, which are used for height adjustment and longitudinal tilt of top frame with respect to bottom frame. These mechanisms are driven by hand operated screw / electrical motor / hydraulic cylinder / pneumatic cylinder. The longitudinal motion generated by these drives is transferred to a bottom-rotating pipe through links. The bottom rotating pipe intern actuates top rotating pipe through links. When height adjustment drive is operated the bottom rotating pipe at far end is rotated through link. This bottom rotating pipe intern actuates top rotating pipe above it through links and other bottom rotating pipe at drive end through links and tilt adjustment drive which act as a link. The rotating pipe at drive end also actuates top rotating pipe above it through links. This simultaneous actuation results in to change in height of top frame with respect to bottom frame. When tilt adjustment drive is operated it changes distance between two links attached to bottom rotating pipes and result in rotation of bottom rotating pipe at drive end. The rotating pipe at drive end actuates top rotating pipe above it through links. Since the other top rotating pipe is fixed, this up / down movement of top rotating pipe at drive end causes longitudinal tilt of top frame with respect to bottom frame.
Another aspect of this mechanism is that the base is provided with a bottom frame with swiveling castor wheels. The castors are having braking arrangement to lock the wheel as well as swivel movement. The brakes when applied stops moving of the base. Two separate mechanisms are embedded on the bottom frame, which are used for height adjustment and longitudinal tilt of top frame with respect to bottom frame. These mechanisms are driven by hand operated screw / electrical motor /, hydraulic cylinder / pneumatic cylinder. When height adjustment drive is operated it moves the top frame up down with respect to bottom frame. When tilt adjustment drive is operated it changes distance between vertical pillars of height adjustment to drive end attached to top frame. The top frame rotates on a pivot just above vertical pillar. This results in longitudinal tilt of top frame with respect to bottom frame.
Yet another aspect of this mechanism is that the base is provided with a bottom frame with swiveling castor wheels. The castors are having braking arrangement to lock the wheel as well as swivel movement. The brakes when applied stops moving of the base. Multiple vertical cylinders / screws are embedded on the bottom frame, which are used for height adjustment and longitudinal tilt of top frame with respect to bottom frame. These mechanisms are driven by hand operated screw / electrical motor / hydraulic cylinder / pneumatic cylinder. When height adjustment drive is operated all the vertical cylinders / screws / racks moves, moving the top frame up down with respect to bottom frame. When tilt adjustment drive is operated some of vertical cylinders / screws / racks moves, while others do not. Due to this the top frame rotates on a pivot just above vertical pillar. This results in longitudinal tilt of top frame with respect to bottom frame.
The height adjustment is useful for loading the patient at low height and continue the procedure at a height convenient to the practitioners. The tilt is useful for achieving fast drain of fluids in various procedures. The height adjustment eliminates the need of stool assembly.
The tray with headrest is fixed on the top frame by help of locking mechanism. The tray is kept on the top frame so that the legs are kept in the top frame of base. The lever that can be operated from both sides which when moved moves locking bar which in turn enter inside the

locking hook of tray. This facilitates to move the base and tray separately, which can be moved through narrow passage and assembled at the site. Tray can be directly kept on floor on its: legs and used. This unit is called as Height Adjustable Droni.
C) As a further alternative a Box type base is provided to the tray with headrest.
The Box type base comprises of a box as base frame, Control panel and a stool assembly. The base for tray is a box type structure on which the tray with headrest is fixed by hinges along a length. The box is provided with slope toward the end, which is away from headrest. This slope is useful to achieve fast drain of fluid towards drain hole. Handles are fixed on other length for lifting. Below the hinge a support is provided to rest the tray in open position. The side below the handles is horizontally divided in two parts. The top part is fixed to lower one by hinges and held in vertical position by locks. Rotating through 180 degree on the lower one can open the top part. The lower part is having stool assembly, characterized by a double step stool, which is fixed on sliding mechanism, which facilitate movement of stool in and out. The stool can be locked at position outside table when it is moved out. This position is used to assist patient to climb upon the table. It is slided below the table when not in use. Near the level of the hinge of top part a middle frame having multiple holes is provided. An aperture for head is provided at one end of box near the level of middle frame. A headrest is provided near the level of middle frame, at the aperture, on exterior side of the box. This headrest is foldable when not in use. The chamber below middle frame has distribution pipe having holes of different size at different locations for effective and uniform distribution of steam in the Box. The hot air is sent inside the dome through holes and is distributed by air tunnels evenly within the box with the help of adjustable deflectors provided at various points. The temperature control device is useful for controlling inside temperature in SarwangBashpaSweda. The timer allows setting time of procedure. An ELCB is provided for safety in event of leakage of current This unit is called as Droni with Swedan Box
D) As an alternative top is provided with toilet seat and a backrest for supporting the body in sitting position. It comprises of chair type construction having toilet seat, a view chamber, a flush valve, a cistern -and a seat cover
The chair has cushioned back which has anatomically suitable adjustable angle for back of
the patient during the process. A Seat with in built Commode module with smooth surface is
provided. A Transparent cylinder having measuring marks is fitted below said commode module
in such a way that waste material is collected in the cylinder. Waste material can be easily
disposed off in the drainage by opening a valve below said cylinder by rotating the handle of
Valve. A water seal odour trap prevents the odour of drainage after the valve. The outlet of trap is
connected to the drainage. Doctor or Technician can observe the material in transparent cylinder
through an observation Window at the back. A Cistern at the back of chair is to be connected to
tap water supply. It is used to flush the expelled material after the valve is opened. The valve is
again closed for next use. A flexible washing jet with control valve is provided at the right of
patient for washing. A Tray is provided to the right of patient for keeping mugs, glasses etc. A
single attendant can handle the process from backside without disturbing the patient. A
screen can be fixed on both sides of chair as a partition between doctor / attendant and patient to carry procedure for patient of opposite sex
The unit is provided with arrangement to attach following attachments
1) Swedan Frame with control device 2) Vaman Yantra 3) Shirobasti Yantra
The Swedan frame with control device is provided with arrangement to attach following
attachments
1) Steam Generator for SarwangBashpaSweda / Nadisweda
2) Kutisweda Yantra
This unit is called as Virechan Chair or Chair Frame with Toilet Seat

AND
The attachments which can be used with above units
1) Shirodhara Yantra - It is provided with holding pin at bottom to attach it to holder on headrest. It comprises of height adjustable bar, position adjustable horizontal bar and locking mechanism for locking these bars in position. A pot with hole at bottom is provided with chains to hang the pot in the hook provided to said horizontal bar. The said hole in pot is closed by a mechanism for flow control mechanism which when operated delivers liquid in controlled manner. The stand is fixed in the headrest, the vertical and horizontal bar are adjusted and locked in desired position. The pot is hanged to horizontal bar and liquid is filled in the pot. Flow of liquid is adjusted by flow control mechanism. The pot is oscillated by hand to deliver the liquid in a rhythmic manner on the forehead of patient.
2) Automatic Shirodhara Yantra - It is provided with holding pin at bottom to attach it to holder on headrest. It comprises of height adjustable bar, position adjustable horizontal bar and locking mechanism for locking these bars in position and an oscillation unit. The oscillation is operated by a drive, which give oscillating motion to the vertical liquid delivery pipe. An adjustment mechanism is provided for stroke adjustment of oscillation and has an adjusting button. The stand is fixed in the headrest, the vertical and horizontal bar are adjusted and locked in desired position. The said vertical delivery pipe is connected to delivery of oil pump unit. Flow of liquid is adjusted by flow control mechanism on the oil pump. The tube is oscillated by oscillating mechanism to deliver the liquid in a rhythmic manner on the forehead of patient. The stroke of oscillation is adjusted by adjusting button.
3) Ksharsutra/ Uttarbasti Yantra comprises of a platform with a trapezium cut and holders for bars, waste collection tray, leg-hanging bars. The platform is provided with pins, which can be attached to the leg side of the tray. Said waste collecting tray is removable and can be attached to platform on the guides below the cut. Two bar holders are provided for holding the removable antirotational leg bars, which gives proper position of patient's legs in the procedures. The simple type leg bars have belts in which legs can be hanged. Another aspect of the leg bars is to provide maximum comfort to legs and is provided with a universal joint, which can be adjusted in any possible position and locked, in desired position by locking knob. The said universal joint has padded knee clutches with belts fixed on it for holding the knee. Detachable ankle holder can be attached to knee clutches and are adjustable in length according to length of leg. These provide comfort to patient during procedure.
4) Swedan Dome with control device - Dome with temperature & time control device is made up of 5 pieces for easy handling and assembly. Two end pieces are held on the tray by pins attached to them, which are fixed in holders provided on the tray. The sides (optionally transparent for view of the patient) are fixed to end pieces by locking arrangement. The top has Lifting handles for easy mounting of top on the assembled 4 pieces. An aperture for neck is provided in head end piece so that head remains outside the dome. A distribution pipe having holes of different size at different locations is fixed to sides for effective and uniform distribution of steam in the dome. Insulating board is provided along the lengths in order to cover the distribution pipe and avoid the direct contact of steam/ hot air with the patient's body. The hot air is sent inside the dome through holes on the sides and is distributed evenly within the dome with the help of adjustable deflectors provided at various points. The head end piece is provided with a curtain to avoid losses of steam / hot air near neck. The temperature control device fixed on leg end piece is useful for controlling inside temperature in Swedan. The timer allows setting time of procedure. In idle condition dome parts can be stored vertically on a trolley designed for it.

The distribution pipes are capable to receive delivery pipes of steam generator. The holes in the sides are normally closed by flap. This flap opens when delivery pipes of Kutisweda Yantra is inserted in. The temperature control device and time control device is used to control switching of steam generator and Kutisweda Yantra depending on the temperature in Swedan dome. The speed regulator controls the speed of hot air received from Kutisweda Yantra. A perforated platform is provided which when kept below body allows hot air / steam below the body. This helps in achieving sweating to the lower part of body. An ELCB is provided for safety in event of leakage of current.
Alternatively the swedan dome is having 4 piece construction in which the top is eliminated. The sides are attached to each other by a hinge at the top. One can open any side on the other one by rotating it. The opened side rests on the other side till loading of patient.
5) Basti Yantra- It is provided with holding pin at bottom such that it can be attached to the leg end corner of the Tray in holder for it. It comprises of height adjustable bar, locking mechanism for locking the bars in position. The height adjustable bar has a hook to hang the bottle and a sloping holder for Basti bottle. The Basti bottle is either hanged on hook or kept in sloping holder, which gives Maximum drainage of the fluids. Increasing the height of the bar increases the speed of the fluid.
6) Steam Generator for SarwangBashpaSweda / Nadisweda comprises of a Drum with cover, a heating element, pot, and a stand for pot and a trolley for the drum. The drum is fitted with the said heating element. The cover is provided with safety valve and has two flow control valves. One flow control valve has delivery Pipe is used for Nadisweda. This pipe is provided with water trap, which avoids the drops of hot water falling on patient's body. The water collected in this trap can be removed by unscrewing a knob. Another flow control valve has bifurcated output having delivery pipes which are connected to steam distribution pipe in Swedan box / dome during SarwangBashpaSweda. The trolley is having castors and Handle. The handle has holders for pipes and wires. The drum is either electrically or gas heated to generated medicated steam. A container for keeping medicinal herbs/ powder etc and a stand for the container is provided.
Another aspect of invention is that the said drum is provided with quick steam generating unit. The quick steam generating unit comprises of two concentric chambers. The inner chamber is made of a perforated sheet which is used for keeping the medicinal herbs / powders. The outer chamber is provided with heating coils inside it surrounding inner chamber, which heats the water and the medicinal herbs / powders in inner chamber resulting in medicated steam. The outer chamber reduces heat transfer from inside to outside. The outer chamber guides the steam generated directly to the space below the cover. The outer chamber has holes at the bottom for water inlet in that chamber. As the volume of water inside the chamber is small heating is fast and steam is generated quickly. The water in the drum acts as a sump for the chamber. A small amount steam generated outside the chamber is also collected in the space below the cover. A funnel as inlet for pouring water is provided on the side of drum. The pipe connected to funnel delivers water poured directly at the bottom of drum. Thus pipe is always sealed by water and steam does not escape from funnel. A downward opening overflow for water is provided which avoids steam escape through it. A collection pot is provided to collect the overflowing water.
7) Oil pump Unit for Shirodhara / Pizinchil comprises of a body in which it has an oil pump, a
heating element, oil tank, flow control mechanism, it is used for circulation of oil during the
process of Shirodhara and Pizinchil or SarwangaDhara. It is provided with heater and temperature
cut off at the set temperature. The pump delivery is divided in multiple delivery lines, which
deliver the hot oil to pipes of SarwangaDhara Yantra in Pizinchil Procedure/The flow of oil in a
line is controlled by valve on it depending on requirement of oil in the procedure. In Shirodhara
only one outlet is used. A pressure relief valve is provided on delivery line, which returns excess

quantity of oil to oil tank. The pump can be attached to the headrest drain / tray drain and inlet of the pump gets liquid from tray/ headrest by gravity. The oil is passed through a heated chamber having temperature control. The heated oil is delivered for the procedure. Tank is provided with drain and a drain-collecting bowl below drain is provided. An ELCB is provided for safety in event of leakage of current.
8) Dhara Yantra is wheel-mounted unit for circulation of liquids like Kwath, buttermilk, milk,
which are water base. The drain of tray / headrest is attached to the tank to collect the fluids from
tray / headrest. The suction of the pump is connected to the tank and delivery pipe is moved on the
body by hand. Heater continuously heats the liquid in the tank. Thermostat controls the
temperature of liquid. An ELCB is provided for safety in event of leakage of current. Tank is
. provided with drain and a drain-collecting bowl below drain is provided. A regulator to control the speed of pump, which controls flow of liquid depending on requirement of liquid in procedure.
9) Kutisweda Yantra is mounted on wheels. The air blower sucks the air from open space. This
air is passed through heating chamber with temperature cut off at set temperature to avoid over
heating and is delivered inside the dome through pipes. The temperature and time of the process is
controlled from the control panel of dome / box. The speed of blower is also controlled from the
control panel of dome / box. The hot air delivery pipes are capable of rotating in such a way that it
can be attached to the air distribution channel of the Swedan dome / Swedan Box / Swedan frame
which are at different height.
10) SarwangaDhara Yantra is a stand, which can be fixed on the tray top described above in the
holders provided on tray. The stand has multiple pipes for distribution of oil on patient's body.
These pipes can be adjusted on the stand by clamps. Valves on pipes can control flow of the oil.
The pipes have multiple holes for oil. These holes can be closed by individual clamps on pipes.
11) Vaman Yantra Attachment is a table with A Stainless steel Basin fixed on the top. The basin
is used as Container for examination of vomited material. Handles are provided to both side of the
basin, which provides support to the patient during procedure. A waste coupling of basin, which
can be opened by pulling wire to allow, vomited material into the measuring pot, kept below
basin. A glass window is situated at the front part to examine the vomited material in the
measuring bottle. '
During Vaman process a cushioned seat covers the toilet seat for Virechan procedure. The table is attached to the chair and the procedure is performed
12) Swedan Frame is attached to chair unit. A cover made of cloth / Rexene like material is
provided to create a Swedan dome. The head of patient is kept out of cloth cover through aperture
in the cover. The aperture is closed by curtain to avoid losses of Steam / hot air. The Swedan
frame has distribution pipe with holes of different size at different locations for effective and
uniform distribution of steam in the said Swedan dome. The distribution pipes are capable to
receive delivery pipes of steam generator. The hot air is sent inside the dome through holes and is
distributed by air tunnels evenly within the Swedan dome with the help of adjustable deflectors
provided at various points. The holes in the sides are normally closed by flap. This flap opens
when delivery pipes of Kutisweda Yantra is inserted in. The temperature control device is useful
for controlling inside temperature in Swedan dome. The timer allows setting time of procedure.
The temperature control device and time control device is used to control switching of steam
generator and Kutisweda Yantra depending on the temperature in Swedan dome. The speed
regulator controls the speed of hot air received from Kutisweda Yantra

13) Shirobasti Yantra Attachment is a stand fixed on chair type unit. It has two vertical poles, which are fixed on chair. These poles have height adjustable bars, which can be locked by locking knobs. These bars have a platform at the top end. These platforms together form a means to support another cushioned platform. The cushioned platform in turn support chin of patient. The patient sitting on chair is allowed to rest his head on back of chair. The height and degree of platforms is adjusted to suit the chin. A cap is fixed on patient's head and oil filled in. This Yantra provides support to head and strain on neck and backbone is reduced.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF INVENTION WITH DRAWINGS
Now the invention will be described in detail with reference to drawings accompanying
the specifications wherein
Fig 1 shows an isometric view of fixed height base and tray with headrest having foot step
Fig 2 shows an isometric view of tray with headrest for fixed height base
Fig 3 shows an isometric view of height adjustable base
Fig 4 shows an isometric top view of tray with headrest for height adjustable base
Fig 5 shows an isometric bottom view of tray with headrest for height adjustable base
Fig 6 shows an isometric view of box type base with tray with headrest (box open
condition)
Fig 7 shows an isometric view of box type base with tray with headrest(box closed
condition)
Fig 8 A shows an isometric view from leg end of box type base (Middle frame removed)
Fig 8B shows an cross-sectional view of hot air pipe of box type base
Fig 9 shows an isometric view of chair frame with toilet seat.
Fig 10A shows a front view of curtain frame for the chair frame with toilet seat.
Fig 10B shows a front view of curtain for the curtain frame.
Fig IOC shows an isometric view of seat cover for the chair frame with toilet seat.
Fig 1OD shows an cross-sectional view of chair frame with toilet seat.
Fig 11A shows an isometric view of Shirodhara Yantra.
Fig 1 IB shows an cross-sectional view of pot for Shirodhara Yantra
Fig 12 shows an isometric view of Automatic Shirodhara Yantra
Fig 13 A shows an isometric view of Ksharsutra/ Uttarbasti Yantra
Fig 13B shows an isometric view of leg hanging bar for Ksharsutra/ Uttarbasti Yantra
Fig 14 shows an isometric view of adjustable leg hanging bar with ankle holder for
Ksharsutra/ Uttarbasti Yantra
Fig 15 shows an isometric view of Swedan Dome (with control device)
Fig 16 shows an isometric view of Swedan Dome having transparent sides and top
Fig 17 shows an isometric view of Swedan Dome showing parts thereof
Fig 18A shows an isometric view of a side of Swedan Dome
Fig 18B shows a cross-sectional view of hot air pipe of the Swedan Dome
Fig 19 shows an isometric view of a top cover of Swedan Dome
Fig 20 shows an isometric view of head end piece of Swedan Dome
Fig 21 shows an isometric view of leg end piece of Swedan Dome
Fig 22 shows an isometric view of trolley for storing all parts of Swedan Dome
Fig 23 A shows an isometric view of Basti Yantra
Fig 23B shows an exploded isometric view of the sloping pot holder of Basti Yantra
Fig 24 shows an isometric view of Steam Generator for SarwangBashpaSweda /
Nadisweda
Fig 25 shows an isometric view of water trap.for Nadisweda
Fig 26 shows an cross-sectional view of Steam Generator having quick steam generating
unit.
Fig 27 shows an cross-sectional view of Steam Generator.
Fig 28 shows an isometric view of Oil pump Unit for Shirodhara / Pizinchil
Fig 29 shows an isometric view of Oil pump Unit showing internal arrangement.
Fig 30 shows an isometric view of Dhara Yantra
Fig 31 shows a isometric view of Dhara Yantra showing internal arrangement.
Fig 32 shows an isometric view of Kutisweda Yantra

Fig 33 shows an isometric rear view of Kutisweda Yantra showing internal arrangement
Fig 34A shows an isometric view of SarwangaDhara Yantra
Fig 34B shows a cross-sectional view of a clamp of the SarwangaDhara Yantra
Fig 34C shows a cross-sectional view of a clamp for closing oil delivery hole of the
SarwangaDhara Yantra
Fig 34 D shows an expolded view of a corner of the SarwangaDhara Yantra showing
folding hinge of vertical supports
Fig 35 shows an isometric View of Vaman Yantra
Fig 36A shows an isometric view of Swedan Frame (with control device)
Fig 36B shows a cross-sectional view of hot air pipe of Swedan Frame
Fig 37 shows an isometric view of seat back for the Swedan Frame
Fig 38 shows an isometric view of trolley for storing all parts of the Swedan Frame
Fig 39 shows an isometric view of cover of the Swedan Frame
Fig 40 shows an isometric view of Shirobasti Yantra
Fig 41 shows method of tilting headerst by ratchet, mechanism.
Fig 42 shows method of attachment of Shirodhara Yantra/ Automatic Shirodhara Yantra
to headrest of the Trey.
Fig 43 shows method of attachment of Ksharsutra / Uttarbasti Yantra to leg end of the
Trey.
Fig 44 shows method of attachment of Basti Yantra to leg end of the Trey.
Fig 45 A,B,C,D shows method of attachment of Swedan Dome on the Trey.
Fig 46 A shows method of attachment of Steam Generator to Swedan Dome.
Fig 46 B shows method of attachment of Steam Generator to Basic Unit having box type
base and trey with headrest.
Fig 46 C shows method of attachment of Steam Generator to Swedan Frame.
Fig 47 A shows method of attachment of Oil Pump Unit / Dhara Yantra to Headrest of the
Trey.
Fig 47 B shows method of attachment of Oil Pump Unit / Dhara Yantra to Leg end of the
Trey.
Fig 48 A shows method of attachment of Kutisweda Yantra to Swedan Dome.
Fig 48 B shows method of attachment of Kutisweda Yantra to Basic Unit having box type
base and trey with headrest.
Fig 48 C shows method of attachment of Kutisweda Yantra to Swedan Frame.
Fig 49 shows method of attachment of Sarwanga Dhara Yantra on the trey and Oil Pump
Unit / Dhara Yantra to Leg end of the Trey.
Fig 50 shows method of attachment of Vaman Yantra to Basic Unit having chair frame
with toilet seat.
Fig 51 shows method of attachment of Swedan Frame to Basic Unit having chair frame
with toilet seat.
Fig 52 shows method of attachment of Shirobasti Yantra to Basic Unit having chair frame
with toilet seat.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF INVENTION WITH DRAWINGS
With reference first to Fig 1 &2, a Basic unit having fixed height base and tray with headrest (1) according to present invention. The unit comprises, generally, a tray (2), a headrest (3), base frame (4), and stool assembly(5).
The tray (2) has borders (6) on all sides so that liquid poured on it does not spill out. The bottom of tray (2) is raised at centerline (7) along the length, which gives slope in direction (1). At the one end of tray (2) a low level channel (8) is created along the width of tray, which works firstly as storage and secondly as a passage for liquids. This channel has a slope towards center or a corner to speed up the flow of liquids. The lowermost point in channel (8) is provided with hole (9) for draining liquid. The hole is provided with a threaded nipple (10) to fix the pipe of Oil pump Unit & Dhara Yantra. The tray is provided with holders (11) for Ksharsutra / Uttar basti Yantra, Holders (12) for Swedan Dome with control device, holder (13) for Basti Yantra & Sarwangadhara Yantra, holders (14) for Sarwangadhara Yantra. The holders 11,13,14 has a locking Knob (22). The trey is provided with support (15).
At the other end of tray (2) a contoured headrest (3) is provided. The headrest is fixed to tray by a hinge (16) in order to facilitate tilting of headrest. The tilt is actuated and locked by appropriate mechanism known to those skilled in the art. The headrest (3) has border (17) on all sides so that liquids poured on headrest do not spill out. The bottom of headrest is given slope (18) towards the end away from hinge (16). The lowermost point in headrest (3) is provided with a hole (19) for draining liquid. The hole is provided with a threaded nipple (20) to fix the pipe of Oil pump Unit & Dhara Yantra. The headrest (3) is provided with holders (21) for fixing Shirodhara Yantra / Automatic Shirodhara Yantra. The holder (21) has a locking Knob (22)
The base frame (4) is a stand with legs. The legs (23) are more in height than legs (24) in order to give slope to tray fixed on it. A stool assembly (5) is provided at the bottom of table. It can be fixed on the long horizontal member (25) of frame at bottom by locking knobs (26). This allows fixing stool assembly at any desired position along length keeping stool (27) on any side of table. The stool (27) is fixed on appropriate sliding mechanism known to those skilled in the art, which facilitate movement of stool in and out. When the stool (27) is pulled out, it automatically gets locked at position outside table by appropriate mechanism known to those skilled in the art. The stool (27) slides below the table when not in use. This base unit is hereafter refered to as Fixed Height Droni
Referring now to Fig 3,4 & 5, a Basic unit having height adjustable base and tray with headrest (1) according to present invention. The unit comprises generally of a tray (2a), a headrest (3a), height adjustable base (28).
The tray(2a) has borders (6a) on all sides so that liquid poured on it does not spill out. The bottom of tray(2a) is raised at centerline(7a) along the length, which give a slope in direction (la). At the one end of tray (2a) a low level channel (8a) is created along the width of tray, which works firstly as storage and secondly as a passage for liquids. This channel has a slope towards center or a corner to speedup the flow of liquid. The lowermost point in tray(2a) is provided with a hole(9a) for draining liquid. The hole is provided with a threaded nipple (10a) to fix the pipe of Oil pump Unit & Dhara Yantra. The tray is provided with holders (11a) for Ksharsutra / Uttar basti Yantra, Holders (12a) for Swedan Dome with control device, holder (13a) for Basti Yantra & Sarwangadhara

Yantra, holders (14a) for Sarwangadhara Yantra. The holders 1 la, 13a, 14a has a locking Knob (22a). The tray is provided with (15a).
At the other end of tray (2a) a contoured headrest (3 a) is provided. The headrest is fixed to tray by a hinge (16a) in order to facilitate tilting of headrest. The tilt is actuated and locked by appropriate mechanism known to those skilled in the art. The headrest (3a) has border (17a) on all sides so that liquids poured on headrest do not spill out. The bottom of headrest is given slope (18a) towards the end away from hinge (16a). The lowermost point in headrest (15a) is provided with a hole (19a) for draining liquid. The hole is provided with a threaded nipple (20a) to fix the pipe of Oil pump Unit & Dhara Yantra. The headrest (3 a) is provided with holders (21a) for fixing Shirodhara Yantra / • Automatic Shirodhara Yantra. The holder (21a) has a locking Knob (22a)
The tray(2a) is provided with four legs (29) to enable to rest it on the floor as and when required: These legs act as locators while installing on base (28). The tray is further provided with hooks (35)to lock the tray on base. The base (28) has an arrangement to adjust height and tilt longitudinally. The base (28) is provided with a bottom frame (30)wifh swiveling castor wheels(31). The castors (31) are having brake (31a) to lock the wheel as well as swivel movement of the castor. The brakes when applied stops moving of.the base (28). The top frame (32) is fixed on appropriate mechanism known to those skilled in the art, which provide height adjustment and longitudinal tilt of top frame (32) with respect to bottom frame(30). These mechanisms are operated by appropriate mechanism known to those skilled in the art. The tray(2a) is kept on the top frame (32) of base (28) and its legs (29) fit in the top frame. The lever (33) that operates from both sides, when moved moves locking bars (34) through guides (34a). The locking bars (34) enter inside the locking hook (35) of tray (2a). This base unit is called as Height Adjustable Droni.
Referring now to Fig 6, 7, 8A & 8B, there is illustrated a Basic unit having Box type base and tray with headrest according to present invention. The unit comprises generally of a tray (2b), a headrest (3b), Box type base (40) and a control device.
The tray(2b) has borders (6b) on all sides so that liquid poured on it does not spill out. The bottom of tray(2b) is raised at centerline(7b) along the length, which gives a slope in direction (lb). At the one end of tray (2b) a low level channel (8b) is created along the width of tray, which works firstly as a storage and seclndly as a passage for liquid. This channel has a slope towards center or a corner to speed up the flow of liquids. The lowermost point in tray(2b) is provided with a hole(9b) for draining liquid. The hole is provided with a threaded nipple (10b) to fix the pipe of Oil pump Unit & Dhara Yantra. The tray is provided with holders (lib) for Ksharsutra / Uttar basti Yantra, Holders (12b) for Swedan Dome with control device, holder (13b) for Basti Yantra & Sarwangadhara Yantra, holders (14b) for Sarwangadhara Yantra. The holders 1 lb,13b,14b has a locking Knob (22b)
At the other end of tray (2b) a contoured headrest (3b) is provided. The headrest is fixed to tray by a hinge (16b) in order to facilitate tilting of headrest. The tilt is actuated and locked by appropriate mechanism known to those skilled in the art. The headrest (3b) has border (17b) on all sides so that liquids poured on headrest do not spill out. The bottom of headrest is given slope (18a) towards the end away from hinge (16b). The lowermost point in headrest (3b) is provided with a hole (19b) for draining liquid. The hole is provided with a threaded nipple (20b) to fix the pipe of Oil pump Unit & Dhara

Yantra. The headrest (3b) is provided with holders (21b) for fixing Shirodhara Yantra / Automatic Shirodhara Yantra. The holder (21b) has a locking Knob (22b)
The base (40)is a box type structure on which the tray with headrest (2b) is fixed along a length by hinges (41). The small side (42) below headrest is more in height than side (43) opposite to it which gives slope to tray (2b) fixed on it. Handles (44) are fixed on other length for lifting. A support (45) is provided below the hinge (41) to rest the tray in open position. The side (46) below the handles (44) is horizontally divided in two parts. The top part (47) is fixed to lower one (48) by hinges (54) and held in vertical position by locks(49). On rotating the top part (47) through 180 degree on the lower part (48) the top part opens. The lower part (48) is having stool assembly (50), characterized by a double step stool(51), which is fixed on sliding mechanism(52), which facilitate movement of stool in and out. When the stool is moved out, it is locked at position outside the box by lock(53). Near the level of the hinge (54) of top part a middle frame (55) having multiple hole is provided. An aperture (56) for head is provided at one end of box near the level of middle frame (55). A headrest (57)is provided near the level of middle frame(55), at the aperture (56), on exterior side of the box. This headrest is foldable when not in use. The chamber below middle frame has distribution pipe (58) having holes of different sizes at different locations for effective and uniform distribution of steam in the Box. The hot air is sent inside the dome through holes (59) and is distributed by air tunnels (60) evenly within the box with the help of adjustable deflectors (61) provided at various points. The control device (62) has appropriate control circuitry and the like, likewise known to those skilled in the art, which is useful for controlling inside temperature and allows setting time of procedure and has safety devices. Inner opening of pipe (59) is covered by a hinged flap (59a), which opens only after insertion of delivery pipes of Kutisweda Yantra. This base is hereafter referred to as Droni with Swedan Box.
Referring now to Fig 9,10A,10B,10C & 10D, there is illustrated a Basic unit having chair frame with toilet seat ( 70 ) according to present invention. The unit comprises generally of a toilet seat (71), a view chamber(72), a flush valve(73), a cistern (74) and a seat cover(75).
The chair has cushioned back (93) which has anatomically suitable angle for back of the patient. A Seat (71) with in built Commode module 76) with smooth surface is provided. The commode module is provided with water distribution ring (88) made of a tube having holes at various positions. A Transparent cylinder (72) having measuring marks is fitted below the said commode module in such a way that waste material is collected in the cylinder(72). Waste material can be easily disposed off in the drainage by opening a valve (73) below said cylinder by rotating the handle (77) of Valve(73). A water seal odour trap (78) next to valve (73) prevents the smell of drainage. The outlet of trap has to be connected to the drainage. Doctor or Technician can observe the material in transparent cylinder through an observation Window (94) at the back. A Cistern (74) at the back of chair is to be connected to water supply. It supplies stored water through pipe (74a) to flush the expelled material after the valve is opened. The valve is again closed for another use. A valve handle (77) has a lock (89) to keep it locked in closed position. A flexible washing jet (80)with control valve (81) is provided for washing, at the right side of the patient. A Tray (82) is provided for keeping mugs, glasses etc, to the right side of the patient. A single attendant can handle the process from backside without disturbing the patient. A screen (83) is provided with hooks (90) to fix them in holder (84) on both

sides of the chair. A curtain (91) having specific opening (92) for operation of Cistern, Valve and observation is hanged on screen (83) and it works as a partition between doctor / attendant and patient to carry out the procedure for the patient of opposite sex. The chair is provided with a step (89) for easy climbing. The unit is provided with holders (85) for Swedan Frame with control device, holders (86) for Vaman Yantra and holders (87) for Shirobasti Yantra This base is hereafter referred to as Virechan Chair
Referring now to Fig 11A &1 IB, there is illustrated a Shirodhara Yantra according to present invention. It comprising generally of a vertical hollow stand (100), a height adjustable bar (101) and a position adjustable horizontal bar (102). The height adjustable bar (101) and position adjustable horizontal bar (102) can be locked in position by knobs (103), which enables to achieve the desired position of pot (104) with hole (105). The pot (104) is attached to the horizontal bar in hook (113). A oil control mechanism is fixed on the pot by a bracket (107). The bracket has a nut(108) through which a bolt (109) can be screwed in/out. The bolt (109) has a dish type washer (110) attached at the lower end. On tightening the bolt by lever (114) the dished washer closes the hole and stops the flow completely. On unscrewing the bolt flow increases. The vertical hollow stand (100) is provided with a pin (115), which enables fixing of Shirodhara Yantra in Holders 21,21 a,21 b of the treys.
Referring now to Fig 12, there is illustrated a Automatic Shirodhara Yantra according to present invention. It comprising generally of a vertical hollow stand (100a), a height adjustable bar (101a) and a position adjustable horizontal bar (102a). The height adjustable bar (101a) and position adjustable horizontal bar (102a) can be locked in position by knobs (103 a), which enables to achieve the desired position of delivery tube (111) delivering the oil. This tube (111) receives oil from oil pump through flexible tube (112). The delivery tube (111) is oscillated by appropriate automatic oscillating mechanism known to those skilled in the art having oscillation's stroke adjustment (Il1a). The oil pump unit keeps on circulating the oil at desired temperature. A regulator controls the speed of oscillation. The flow of oil is controlled by a valve of the oil pump unit. The vertical hollow stand (100a) is provided with a pin (115a), which enables fixing of Shirodhara Yantra in Holders 21,21 a,21 b of the treys.
Referring now to Fig 13 A, 13B & 14, there is illustrated a Ksharsutra/ Uttar basti Yantra according to present invention comprises generally of a platform with a trapezium cut (116), holders for bars(l 17), waste collection tray(118) and leg-hanging bars. The platform is provided with pins(l 19), which can be attached to the leg side of the tray. The waste collecting tray (118) is removable and can be attached to platform on the guides (120) below the cut. Two bar holders (117) holds the removable leg bars , which gives proper position to patient's legs in the procedures. The leg bars are made out of hexagonal bars to stop its rotating due to load and are locked in position by knob (117a). The leg bars (121) have a shape to avoid hindrance to legs at the time of adjusting position. The leg bars (121) have hooks (121a) to hold belts(122) in which legs can be hanged. Modified type of the leg bars (122a) are provided with a universal joint (123), which can be adjusted in any possible position and locked by knob (124) in desired position. The moving end of the said universal joint has padded knee clutches (125) with belts (126) fixed on it for holding the knee. Detachable ankle holder (127) can be attached to knee clutches by rod (128), which moves in the bush (129). The length of Detachable ankle .

holder (127) with belts (130) can be adjusted according to length of leg by knob(124a). These provides comfort to patient during procedure.
Referring now to Fig 15 to 22, there is illustrated a Swedan Dome according to present invention generally comprises of a enclosure of any shape having multiple pieces for easy assembly. The enclosure accommodates body of the patient. The said enclosure is Preferably made up of 5 pieces for easy handling and assembly. Two end pieces (131&132) are held on the tray by pins (133) attached to them, which are fixed in holders provided on the tray described earlier. The sides (135, 136) are fixed to end pieces by engaging locking hooks (137) in pins (137a) on end pieces (131&132). The sides and top are to be provided with transparent sheets to observe the patient. The top (138) has handles (139) for Lifting and foe easy mounting of top on the assembled 4 pieces. An aperture (140) for neck is provided in head end piece (131) so that head remains outside the dome. The head end piece (13 l)is provided with a curtain (141) to avoid losses of steam / hot air. A distribution pipe (142) having holes of different size at different locations is fixed to sides for effective and uniform distribution of steam in the dome. Insulating board (143) fixed on clits (143a) is provided along the lengths in order to cover the distribution pipe (142) and avoid the direct contact of steam/ hot air with the body. The hot air is sent inside the dome through holes (144) on the sides and is distributed evenly within the dome with the help of adjustable deflectors(145) provided at various points. The inner opening of pipe (144) is covered by hinged flap (144a), which opens only after insertion of delivery pipes of kutisweda Yantra. A temperature gauge (146a) is provided to know actual temperature. The control device (146) has appropriate control circuitry and the like, likewise known to those skilled in the art, which is useful for controlling inside temperature and allows setting time of procedure and has safety devices. A perforated platform (147) is provided for keeping below the body. The which perforated platform (147) enables hot air / steam passage below the body, which helps in achieving sweating to the lower part of body. In idle condition dome parts can be stored vertically on a trolley designed for it. The trolley is mounted on castors (148), which has brakes (148a). The base of trolley is provided with holders (149) for head piece (131) and leg piece (132), stopper (150) for perforated platform (147), stopper (151 &152) for the sides (135,136), a stopper (153) for top part (138). During loading and unloading lock bar (154) is opened and closed during transporting.
Referring now to Fig 23A, 23B, there is illustrated a Basti Yantra according to present invention is comprises generally of a vertical hollow stand (155J, a height adjustable horizontal bar (156), which can be locked in position by knob (157). The stand (155) is attached at the leg end corner of the Tray in appropriate holder and secured by knob. The height is adjusted by knob (157) for desired speed of the fluids. The basti bottle is either hanged on hook (158) or is kept in sloping holder (159), which gives Maximum drainage of the fluids. The sloping pot holder (155) has a pin (155a) to fix it in holder 13,13a,13b on the trey.
Referring now to Fig 24, 25, 26 & 27 there is illustrated a Steam Generator according to present invention is comprises generally of a Drum (160) with cover(161), a heating element(162), pot(l63), a stand for pot (164) and a trolley (165) for the drum. Gasket (178) is provided between the drum (160) and cover (161). The cover (161) is tightened on the drum by knobs (179). The drum (160) is fitted with the said heating element (162). The cover is provided with safety valve (166) and have two flow control valves (167,168).

One flow control valve (167) has delivery Pipe (169), which is used for Nadisweda. This pipe is provided with water trap(170), which avoids the dropping of hot water on patient's body. The water collected in the bowl(171) of trap can be removed by unscrewing a knob(172). The steam without water drops is delivered to patient's body through outlet (169a). Another flow control valve(168) has bifurcated output having delivery pipes (173) which are connected to steam distribution pipe in Swedan box / dome /frame by nipple (174) during Sarwang Bashpa Sweda. The trolley (165) is having castors (175) and Handle(176). The handle has holders(177) for pipes and wires. The drum is either electrically or gas heated to generated medicated steam. A pot(163) for keeping medicinal herbs/ powder etc and a stand for the pot (164) is provided.
To overcome the delay in warming of water in said steam generator and to get the steam early the said drum (160)is provided with quick steam generating unit( 180). The quick steam generating unit comprises of two concentric chambers. The inner chamber(181) is made of a perforated sheet which is used for keeping the medicinal herbs / powders. The outer chamber(182) is provided with heating elements inside it but outside the inner chamber(181), which heats the water and the medicinal herbs / powders in inner chamber, resulting in medicated steam. The heating.elements (185) are mounted on insulating plate (185a) and have insulating support (185b) at the bottom to maintain distance between plates (185c). The plates (185c) are given electric supply which when passes through the gap between the plates, heats the water to form the steam quickly. The outer chamber (182) reduces heat transfer from.inside to outside. The outer chamber guides the steam generated directly to the space below the cover through holes(l 83). The outer chamber has holes(l 84) at the bottom for water inlet in that chamber. As the volume of water inside the chamber is small heating is fast and steam is generated quickly. The water in the drum acts as a sump for the chamber. A small amount steam generated outside the chamber (182) is also collected in the space below the cover through holes (183a). A funnel (186) is provided on the side of drum (160) as inlet for pouring water. The pipe (187) connected to funnel delivers water poured directly at the bottom of drum. Thus pipe (187) is always sealed by water and steam does not escape from funnel(186). A downward opening overflow (188) for water is provided which avoids steam escape through it. A collection pot (189) is provided to collect the overflowing water. A drain (160a) with valve is provided to drain water after the process.
Referring now to Fig 28 & 29, there is illustrate a Oil Pump Unit according to present invention is comprises generally of a suitable body (190) mounted on castors(203). The body (190) is provided with a top cover (208), front door (209), handles (207) and hooks (206). The said body is provided with a oil pump(191), oil tank(193), bowl (201), It is used for circulation of oil during the Shirodhara and Pizinchil or Sarwang Dhara Procedure. The tank (193) is provided with a heating element (192), a sensor (194) of the temperature cut off device, drain valve (200), liquid receiving connection (205) and a return connection(204). A pressure relief valve (197) having pressure adjusting knob (195) is provided on delivery line, which returns excess quantity of liquid to tank (193) through return connection(204). The pump delivery is connected to valve (196), which deliver the hot oil to pipes of SarwangaDhara Yantra and automatic shirodhara yantra in Pizinchil and Shirodhara Procedure. A connection (196a) is provided to connect the unit to SarwangaDhara Yantra and automatic shirodhara yantra. The flow of oil in a line is controlled by valve .(196) depending on requirement of oil in the procedure. The liquid receiving connection (205) can be attached to the headrest drain / tray drain by nipple

(198) and liquid from tray/ headrest flows gravitationally to tank (193) through liquid receiving connection (205). The drain-collecting bowl (201) below drain valve is provided. The control panel (202) has appropriate control circuitry and the like, likewise known to those skilled in the art, which is useful for controlling oil temperature, allows setting time of procedure and has safety devices. In Shirodhara procedure where quantity of oil is very less, an alternative heating element (192a) along with a sensor (194a) of the temperature cut off device is provided on the delivery line of the pump.
Referring now to Fig 30 & 31, there is illustrated a Dhara Yantra according to present invention comprises generally of a suitable body (210) mounted on castors(211), The body (210) is provided with top cover (222), a front door (225), handles (224) and hooks (223). The said body is fitted with a water pump(212), tank(213) and a bowl (214). It is used for circulation of liquid during the process of dhara. The tank (213) is provided with a heating element (215), a sensor (216) of the. temperature cut off device, drain valve(217), and a liquid receiving connection (218). The liquid receiving connection (218) can be attached to the headrest drain /'tray drain by nipple (219) and liquid from . tray/ headrest flows gravitationally to tank (213) through liquid receiving connection (218). The drain-collecting bowl (214) below drain valve is provided. The control panel (220) has appropriate control circuitry and the like, likewise known to those skilled in the art, which is useful for controlling liquid temperature, flow, and allows setting time of procedure and has safety devices. The pump (212) sucks hot liquid from tank (213) and delivers it on patients body through pipe (221).
Referring now to Fig 33 & 33, there is illustrated a Kutisweda Yantra according to present invention comprises generally of a suitable body (231) mounted on castors(232), The body (231) is provided with handles (240), hooks (240a), a top cover and a back cover. The said body is fitted with a air blower (233), Heating chember (234)with pipes (235). It is used for supply of hot air during the process of kutisweda. The Heating chember (234) is provided with heating elements (236), a sensor (237) of the temperature cut off device. The Pipe (235) protrudes out of body(231) and has quick release coupling (238). After the quick release coupling (238) 'Z' shape delivery pipes is made up of two bends (235a &235b) and rubber pipes (239) fixed in between them. The rubber pipes enables 'Z' shape delivery line to be flexible, which adjust during insertion of pipes (235b) in the pipes of Swedan Box / Swedan Dome / Swedan Frame. The rubber pipes further insulates electric current from Kutisweda Yantra to Swedan Box / Swedan Dome / Swedan Frame. The quick release coupling (238) enables the setting of 'Z' shape pipe in a desired direction. The air blower sucks the air from open space. This air is passed through heating chamber (234) and then through converging chamber (234a). The heating chamber has temperature cut off at set temperature to avoid over heating. The hot air is delivered inside the dome through 'Z' shape pipes. The hot air delivery pipes are capable of rotating in such a direction that it can be attached to the air distribution channel of the Swedan dome / Swedan Box / Swedan frame which are at different height. The control panel has appropriate control circuitry and the like, likewise known to those skilled in the art, which is useful for controlling air temperature. The temperature and time of the process is controlled from the control device of dome / box/ frame. The speed of blower is also controlled from the control panel of dome /box.
Referring now to Fig 34A, 34B, 34C & 34D, there is illustrated a Sarwang Dhara Yantra according to present invention comprises generally of a frame (241), having four vertical

supports (242). The vertical supports (242) can be fixed on the tray top by pins(243). The vertical supports (242) are fixed to frame (241) by hinges (250) enabling their folding, when not in use. The stand has number of pipes (244) for distribution of oil on patients body. These pipes (244) can be adjusted on the stand at various positions and secured by clamps (245) and wing nut (247). The flow of the oil can be controlled by valves (246) on pipes (244). The pipes (244) have number of delivery holes (248).on bottom side. The delivery holes (248) can be closed by clamp (249) on moving lever (249b) in direction (249a), depending on the requirement of the procedure.
Referring now to Fig 35, there is illustrated a Vaman Yantra according to present invention comprises generally of a top frame (251)with a Stainless steel Basin (252) fixed on the top is used as Vaman Patra to examine vomited material. Handles (253) are provided to both side of the basin which provides support to the patient during Vaman procerure. A Waste coupling of basin (254) can be opened by pulling string (255). This enables vomited material to pass through pipe (255a) for collection in measuring pot (256). The top frame (251) is fixed on middle frame (258), which is covered from 3 sides. A glass window (257) is provided on the front part of the middle fame (258) for examination of the vomited material. The middle frame is fixed' on base (259), which has a platform to keep the bottle (256) with measuring marks. During vaman procedure the toilet seat (76) for virechan process is covered by a cushioned seat(75). The base (259) is provided with pins (260) to enable it to be fixed in holder (86) on the basic unit having chair frame with toilet seat (70).
Referring now.to Fig 36A, 36B, 37,38 & 39, there is illustrated a Swedan Frame according to present invention comprises generally of a frame, which has four parts. The left part(262) and right part (263) are fixed by pins (266) in the holders (85) on the Chair type base unit(70). The left part(262) and right part (263) have holders (267) to receive the front part (264) and holders (268) to receive top part (265). The front part has pins (261),whichfixes in holders (267) of the left part (262) and thew right part (263). The top[ part (265) has pins (273), which moves in holders (268) to adjust the height of top frame suitable topatient and are locked at desired height by knobs (275). The top part (265) is provided with an opening (277) for neck. The left part (262) and right part (263) has distribution pipes (269) having holes of different size at different locations for effective and uniform distribution of steam in the dome.. The hot air is sent inside the dome through holes (270) and is distributed by air tunnels (271) evenly within the dome with the help of adjustable deflectors(272) provided at various points. Inner opening of pipe (270) is covered by a hinged flap (270a), which opens only after insertion of delivery pipes of Kutisweda Yantra. A perforated seat (278) and back (279) joined by a hinge
(280) is kept on the chair to allow hot air /steam below th body. This helps sweating of the patient at the lower part of the body and the back. In idle condition seat (278) and back(279) can be folded and kept aside. The frame is attached to chair unit and a cover
(281) made of cloth, rexine and the like material is fixed on frame in order to create a swedan dome. The head of patient is kept out of cover (281) through aperture (282) at the top of cover. The aperture is adjusted near neck by a zip (284) and curtain around neck to avoid losses of Steam / hot air. The zip (285) on the flaps (286) secures the position of the cover. The cover (281) has appeartures (283) for pipes (269 & 270). The control device (274) has appropriate control circuitry and the like, likewise known to those skilled in the art, which is useful for controlling inside temperature and allows setting time of procedure and has safety devices. In idle condition swedan frame parts can be stored vertically on a

trolley designed for it. The trolley is mounted on castors (287a), which has brakes (287b). The base (287) of trolley is provided with stoppers (288) for the parts (138). During loading and unloading lock bar (289) is opened and closed during transporting.
Referring now to Fig 40, there is illustrated a Shirobasti yantra according to present invention comprises generally of a stand fixed on chair type unit. It has two vertical poles (290), which are fixed by pins (299) in the holders(87) on the chair (70). These poles (290) have height adjustable bars( 291), which can be locked by locking knobs(292). These bars (291) have a platform (293) at the top end which when joined together forms a means to support another cushioned platform(294). The platform (284) has cushion (298) to support chin of patient. The cushioned platform (294) is fixed by knobs (296) on two platforms (293). The platform (293) are provided with slots (295) to facilitate the adjustment of cushioned platform (294) towards and away from the neck. The patient sitting on chair is allowed to rest his head on back of chair. The height and degree of platforms is adjusted to suit the chin. A cap is fixed on patient's head and oil filled in. This Yantra provides support to head and reduces strain on neck and backbone.
Referring now to Fig 41, there is illustrated a method of tilting headrest by ratchet mechanism according to present invention comprises generally of a hinge a means to move headrest (3/ 3a/ 3b)and a means to lock the headrest in tilted position.
Referring now to Fig 42, there is illustrated a method of attachrnent of Shirodhara Yantra/ Automatic Shirodhara Yantra to headrest of the Trey according to present invention comprises generally of a Holder (21/21a/21b) on headrest (3/3a/3b), a pin (115/115a) on Shirodhara Yantra/ Automatic Shirodhara Yantra and a locking knob (22/22a/22b) on Holder (2 l/21a/21b)
Referring now to Fig 43, there is illustrated a method of attachment of Ksharsutra / Uttarbasti Yantra to leg end of the Trey according to present invention comprises generally of a Holder (11/1 la/1 lb) on Trey, pins (119) attached on Platform (116) of Ksharsutra / Uttarbasti Yantra and locking knobs (22/ 22a/ 22b) on Holder (11/1 la/1 lb)
Referring now to Fig 44,-there is illustrated a method of attachment of Basti Yantra to leg end of the Trey according to present invention comprises generally of a Holder (13/ 13a/ 13b) on Tray (2/2a/2b), Pin (155a) on hollow stand (155) of Basti Yantra and locking knobs (22b) on Holder (13/ 13a/ 13b)
Referring now to Fig 45 A &B there is illustrated a method of attachment of Leg End Piece and Head End Piece of Swedan Dome on the Trey according to present invention comprises generally of holders (12/ 12a/ 12b) on tray (2/2a/2b) and pins (133) on Leg End Piece (132) and Head End Piece (131).
Referring now to Fig 45 C there is illustrated a method of attachment of Sides of Swedan Dome on the Trey according to present invention comprises generally of pins (137a) on side (136) and hooks (137) on Leg End Piece (132) and Head End Piece (131).
Referring now to Fig 45 D there is illustrated a method of attachment of Top Part of Swedan Dome on the Trey according to present invention comprises generally of handles (139) on top part (138).

generally of holder (85) on Basic Unit having chair frame and pin (266) on Swedan Frame.
Referring now to Fig 52 there is illustrated a method of attachment of Shirobasti Yantra to Basic Unit having chair frame with toilet seat according to present invention comprises generally of holder (87) on Basic Unit having chair frame and pin (299) on Shirobasti Yantra.

Referring now to Fig 46 A there is illustrated a method of attachment of Steam Generator to Swedan Dome according to present invention comprises generally of a nipple (174) of steam Generator and distribution pipe (142) of Swedan Dome.
Referring now to Fig 46 B there is illustrated a method of attachment of Steam Generator to Basic Unit having box type base and trey with headrest according to present invention comprises generally of a nipple (174) of steam Generator and distribution pipe (58) of Basic Unit having box type base and trey with headrest.
Referring now to Fig 46 C there is illustrated a method of attachment of Steam Generator to Swedan Frame according to present invention comprises generally of a nipple (174) of steam Generator and distribution pipe (269) of Swedan Frame.
Referring now to Fig 47 A there is illustrated a method of attachment of Oil Pump Unit / Dhara Yantra to Headrest of the Trey according to present invention comprises generally of a nipple (20) of Headrest (3/ 3a/ 3b) and nipple (198) on Oil Pump Unit / nipple (219) on Dhara Yantra.
Referring now to Fig 47 B there is illustrated a method of attachment of Oil Pump Unit / Dhara Yantra to Leg end of the Trey according to present invention comprises generally of a nipple (10) of Tray and nipple (198) on Oil Pump Unit / nipple (219) on Dhara Yantra.
Referring now to Fig 48 A there is illustrated a method of attachment of Kutisweda Yantra to Swedan Dome according to present invention comprises generally of a pipes (235b) of Kutisweda Yantra and pipe (144) of Swedan Dome.
Referring now to Fig 48 B there is illustrated a method of attachment of Kutisweda Yantra to Basic Unit having box type base and trey with headrest according to present invention comprises generally of a pipes (235b) of Kutisweda Yantra and pipe (59) of Basic Unit having box type base and trey with headrest.
Referring now to Fig 48 C there is illustrated a method of attachment of Kutisweda Yantra to Swedan Frame according to present invention comprises generally of a pipes (235b) of Kutisweda Yantra and pipe (270) of Swedan Frame.
Referring now to Fig 49 there is illustrated a method of attachment of Sarwanga Dhara Yantra on the trey and Oil Pump Unit / Dhara Yantra to Leg end of the Trey according to present invention comprises generally of pins (243) on Sarwanga Dhara Yantra and holders (13/14/13a/14a/13b/14b) on the trey. It further comprises of a nipple (10) of Tray and nipple (198) on Oil Pump Unit / nipple (219) on Dhara Yantra.
Referring now to Fig 50 there is illustrated a-method of Vaman Yantra to Basic Unit having chair frame with toilet seat according to present invention comprises generally of holder (86) on Basic Unit having chair frame and pin (260) on Vaman Yantra
Referring now to Fig 51 there is illustrated a method of attachment of Swedan Frame to Basic Unit having chair frame with toilet seat according to present invention comprises

ADVANTAGES OF INVENTION
1) Single unit capable of handling Maximum procedures,
2) Saving working space and cost of unit.
3) Reduction in manpower and treatment time.
4) Quick availability of steam / hot air / hot liquids
5) Accurate control on temperature and flow and movements
6) Reduction in handling of hot Fluids and risk of accidents.
7) Saving of manpower by mechanical recirculation with continuous heating and temperature control.
8) Assurance of comfort to the patient and practitioner by way of various procedural positional adjustments
9) Increase in Stability by use of Integrated table and stand.
10) Less dependency on personal skill
11) Reduction in Handling of Patient's oily body from table to table since most of the procedures is performed on same unit.
. 12) No absorbtion of medicinal liquids in the wood
13) Reduction in cost of medicinal Liquids.
14) Ease of application procedure due to Rough surface of tray enabling comfort to the patient.
15) No uncomfortable and awkward situation.

Meanings of Vernacular Words
* Shirodhara Yantra - an adjustable stand for delivering flow of liquid on head
* Automatic Shirodhara Yantra - an adjustable stand for delivering flow of liquid on head and having stroke and frequency adjustments
* Ksharsutra / Uttarbasti Yantra - an attachment for Surgery of piles, fistula by a medicated thread and for washing of vagina by medicinal liquid and collecting washed material through vagina
* Swedan Dome - an attachment for applying heat to body in sleeping position
* Swedan Frame - an attachment for applying heat to body in sitting position
* Basti Yantra - an attachment for giving oil, extracts, medicines through anus and collecting stool along with other material through anus
* Steam Generator for SarwangBashpaSweda/ Nadisweda - a Steam Generator for giving medicated steam to whole body except head in a closed atmosphere (SarwangBashpaSweda)/ Localised heating of body by steam (Nadisweda)
* Oil Pump Unit for Shirodhara / Pizinchil/ Kayasec/SarwangaDhara - unit delivering flow of oil on head (Shirodhara) / delivering flow of oil on Body (Pizinchil/ Kayasec /SarwangaDhara),
* Dhara Yantra for Dugdhadhara, Kwathdhara, Takradhara - an attachment for delivering flow of liquid on head or body
* Kutisweda Yantra - an attachment for giving hot air to whole body except head in a closed atmosphere
* SarwangaDhara Yantra - an attachment to distribute flow of liquid on different parts of Body
* Vaman Yantra - an attachment to enable patient to vomit
* Shirobasti Yantra - an attachment for holding medicated oil in a cap on head

CLAIMS I Claim:
1. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment,
comprising
- a supporting means for the subject under treatment in sleeping or sitting position having a base with fixed or adjustable height,
- a tray with headrest when the supporting means is adopted for sleeping position,

- a toilet seat and, backrest when the supporting means is adopted for sitting position, further comprising one or more of the following attachments,
- Shirodhara Yantra attachable to the holder provided in the headrest,
- Automatic Shirodhara Yantra attachable to the holder provided in the headrest,
- Ksharsutra/ Uttar Basti Yantra attachable to the holder provided at the leg end of the tray,
- Swedan Dome with control device attachable to the holder provided on the tray,
- Basti Yantra attachable to the holder provided at the leg end of the tray,

- Steam Generator for SarwangBashpaSweda/Nadisweda attachable to supporting means either directly or through Swedan Dome or through Swedan Frame by fixing in the holders provided therein,
- Oil pump Unit for Shirodhara / Pizinchil attachable to the holders provided at headrest and/or Automatic Shirodhara Yantra or at the leg end of the trey and/or at SarwangaDhara Yantra,
- Dhara Yantra attachable to the holders provided at headrest and/or Automatic Shirodhara Yantra or at the leg end of the trey and/6r at SarwangaDhara Yantra,
- Kutisweda Yantra attachable to supporting means either directly or through Swedan Dome or through Swedan Frame by fixing in the holders provided therein,
- SarwangaDhara Yantra attachable to the holders provided on the trey and on the Oil Pump Unit or Dhara Yantra,
- Vaman Yantra attachable to holders provided on the supporting means,
- Swedan Frame attachable to holders provided on the supporting means,
- Shirobasti Yantra attachable to holders provided on the supporting means,
the said attachments, when used with supporting means in different combinations results in to various means to implement 5 mode Ayurvedic procedures (Panchakarma) along with its Pre-Procedures (Purvakarma) and After-Procedures (Paschatkarma) for treatment of human being by Ayurvedic system of medicine. and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of figure 1 to 52
2. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 1, wherein the base with fixed height includes:-
- a stand with slope to fix the tray with headrest,
- stool assembly attachable to the stand
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 1
3. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 2, wherein A stand with slope includes:-
- a knockdown stand having differential heights of legs in such a way that any top fitted on the
said stand shall gain slope along the length of said stand
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 1
4. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 2, wherein said stool assembly includes:-
- a stool having one or more steps,
- a means for moving said stool towards and away from the table,
- a frame to support said means for moving stool,

- a means of locking said frame on members of said stand with slope,
- a means of locking position of stool
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 1
5. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 1, wherein said base with adjustable height includes:-
- a bottom frame with castors with brakes to lock movement of wheel and swivel movement of castor itself,
- a top frame to hold the said tray top,
- a means of moving the said top frame vertically in order to change the height of said top frame from said bottom frame /ground,
- a means of tilting the said top frame with respect to said bottom frame /ground,
- an arrangement to make tray top with headrest removable from stand
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 3
6. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 5, wherein said Top frame-includes:-
- locking bars to lock the said tray top in position,
- a both side operating handle to move the locking bars simultaneously,
- guides for the locking bars
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 3
7. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 5, wherein said arrangement to make tray top with headrest removable from
stand includes:-
- legs cum locators on the tray to locate trey on top frame,
- holders on the tray for locking bars of top frame of height adjustable stand
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 3&5
8. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim .1, wherein base with fixed height alternatively includes:-
- a box type stand with slope,
- an arrangement to fix tray top with headrest on hinge
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 6&7
9. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 8, wherein said box type stand with slope includes:-
- four sides,
- a middle frame,
- a headrest near the level of middle frame,
- steam distribution pipes,
- an air tunnel,
- a control device,
- a means to keep tray type top in open position,
- a slope along length such that any top fitted on the said box type stand shall gain slope along the length of said box type stand
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 6,7&8

10. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 9, wherein said four sides of box type stand includes:-
- a long side below the handles of said tray top, which is horizontally divided in two parts,
- a top part is fixed to lower one by hinges,
- means to hold said top in vertical position,
- a hinge to rotate said top part through 180 degree on said lower part,
- a location for stool assembly in said lower part,
- an aperture for head at one end of box near the level of hinge
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 6&7
11. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 9, wherein said middle frame includes:-
- means to fix said middle frame near the level of the hinge of top part,
- multiple hole to allow steam / hot air from chamber below it,
- holders for steam distribution pipes,
- means to fix air tunnel on its lower side
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 6&8
12. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 9, wherein said headrest includes:-
- means to fix said headrest near the level of middle frame, besides aperture and on exterior side of the box,
- a hinge to fold the said headrest,
- means to keep said headrest in horizontal position
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 6
13. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 9, wherein said steam distribution pipe includes:-
- holes of different size at different locations for effective and uniform distribution of steam in the box,
- connectors for steam generator
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 8
14. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 9, wherein said air tunnel includes:-
- adjustable deflectors at various points to distribute hot air in the lower chamber of said box,
- a means of attaching hot air pipes of Kutisweda Yantra,
- a flap to close the hot air inlet when not in use
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 8
15. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 9, wherein said control circuit includes:-
- a temperature control device,
- a time control device,
- sockets for plugs of steam generator & hot air generator,
- a speed regulator for hot air,
- an ELCB for safety,
- indicating lamps & indicators
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 8
16. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 1, wherein said tray with headrest includes:-
- a tray with borders.

- slopes & channels for drain of fluid,
- a drain hole,
- a holder to connect drainpipe,
- a headrest
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No.
1,2,4,5,6&7
17. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 16, wherein said tray with borders includes:-
- means of fixing Ksharsutra/ Uttar Basti Yantra, Swedan Dome, Basti Yantra, Oil pump Unit for Shirodhara / Pizihchil, Dhara Yantra, SarwangaDhara Yantra,
- a means to fix said tray to said base with fixed height or
- a means to attach said tray to said base with adjustable height,
- a slightly rough coating of an insulating, oil resistant and water resistant material on tray, Preferably fiber glass
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 1,2,4,5,6&7
18. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 16, wherein said headrest includes:-
- a headrest provided with border,
- a slope for drain of fluids,
- a drain hole,
- a holder to connect drainpipe
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No.
1,2,4,5,6&7
19. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 18, wherein said headrest with border further includes:-
- means of fixing Shirodhara Yantra, Automatic Shirodhara Yantra, Oil pump Unit for Shirodhara / Pizinchil, Dhara Yantra,
- means of tilting the headrest with respect to the tray,
- means to attach the said headrest to said tray top.
- a slightly rough coating of an insulating, oil resistant and water resistant material on tray, Preferably fiber glass
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 1,2,4,5,6&7
20. An apparatus allowing the tr'eatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 1, wherein said toilet seat and backrest includes:-
- a chair with toilet seat,
- a view chamber,
- a flush assembly,
- a water trap,
- a cistern,
- a washing jet,
- curtain frames,
- a seat cover
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 9&10D
21. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 20, wherein said chair with toilet seat includes:-

- a cushioned back having anatomically suitable adjustable angle for back of the patient,
- a Seat with in built Commode module with smooth surface,
- a step to climb the chair,
- armrests,
- a tray to keep the glass, mugs, soap etc,
- means of fixing Vaman Yantra, Swedan Frame, Shirobasti Yantra,
- means for fixing screen frames
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 9&10D
22. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 20, wherein said view chamber includes:-
- a Transparent cylinder having measuring marks is fitted below said commode module to collect
the waste material,
- an observation Window at the back of said chair with toilet seat for observation of material in
said transparent qylinder
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 9&10D
23. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 20, wherein said flush assembly includes :-
- a valve, which is normally closed,
- a handle to open said valve to dispose off waste material,
- a odour sealing water trap to prevent the odour of drainage,
- means to lock said valve in closed position
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 9&10D
24. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 20, wherein said Cistern includes: -
- a cistern fixed at the back of chair,
- a pipe to connect said cistern to said commode module,
- a connection for water supply,
- a connection for washing jet
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 9&10D
25. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 20, wherein said washing jet includes:-
- a flexible washing pipe for adjusting the water supply near the said toilet seat as and when required,
- a valve to start the water supply to the said flexible washing pipe
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 9&10D
26. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 20, wherein said curtain frames includes:-
- pins to fix said curtain frames on both sides of said chair,
- a curtain with cutout for view chamber
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. F0A&B
27. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 20, wherein said seat cover includes:-
- a seat made up of light material having shape matching the toilet seat, preferably fiber glass,
- a cushion on seat cover
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 10C

28. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 1, wherein said Shirodhara Yantra includes:-
- a means of fixing said Shirodhara Yantra in the said holder on the headrest,
- a means vertical height adjustment,
- a means of horizontal position adjustment, -a Pot
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 11A
29. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 28, wherein said means of vertical height adjustment further includes:-
- a means of locking the vertically adjusted position
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No 11A
30. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 28, wherein said means of horizontal position adjustment further includes:-
- a means of locking the horizontally adjusted position,
- a hook for pot on horizontal position adjustment bar
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 11A
31. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim '28, wherein said pot includes-
- means to hang the pot on the said hook,
- a hole at the bottom of pot,
- means to control the flow of liquid through said hole at the bottom of pot
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 11B
32. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 1, wherein said Automatic Shirodhara Yantra includes:-
- a means of fixing said Shirodhara Yantra in the said holder on the headrest,
- of a means vertical height adjustment,
- a means of horizontal position adjustment,
- a oscillation mechanism
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 12
33. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 32, wherein said means of vertical height adjustment further includes:-
- a means of locking the vertically adjusted position
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 12
34. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 32, wherein said means of horizontal position adjustment further includes:-
- a means of locking the horizontally adjusted position,
- a means of holding oscillating mechanism
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 12
35. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 32, wherein said oscillation mechanism includes:-
- means to fix oscillating mechanism to horizontal position adjustment,
- a mechanism to oscillate the delivery tube,
- a means to control the flow of liquid through delivery tube
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 12

36. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 35, wherein said mechanism to oscillate the delivery tube further includes:-
- a mechanism to adjust stroke of the oscillation,
- a mechanism to adjust frequency of oscillation,
- a drive for oscillation
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 12
37. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 1, wherein said Ksharsutra/ Uttarbasti Yantra includes:-
- a platform,
- a antirotational leg-hanging bars,
- a antirotational leg-hanging bars with ankle holder
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 13&14
38. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 37, wherein said platform includes:-
- a means of attaching platform to the tray,
- a trapezium cut,
- holders for bars,
- removable waste collection tray,
- a means of sliding tray
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 13A
39. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 37, wherein said the antirotational leg hanging bars comprises of;-
- a shape to avoid leg hindrance during adjustment,
- a polygonal cross-section, preferably hexagonal,
- a hook to attach belts,
- belts in which legs can be hanged
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 13B
40. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 37, wherein said the antirotational leg hanging bars with ankle holder comprises
of:-
- a shape to avoid leg hindrance during adjustment,
- a polygonal cross-section, preferably hexagonal,
- a universal joint adjustable in any possible position,
- means to Jock universal joint in desired position, -padded knee clutches on the said universal joint,
- belts to tie up the knee fixed on said knee clutches,
- detachable and pivotable ankle holder,
- means of length adjustment for said ankle holder,
- means of locking position of said ankle holder
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 14
41. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 1, wherein said Swedan Dome includes:-
- a Head side piece,
- a leg side piece,
- sides,
- top,
- Perforated platform,

- a trolley,
- a control device
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No.l5,16,17,18,19,20,21&22
42. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 41, wherein said head side piece includes:-
- an aperture for neck,
- a curtain to cover space between neck & aperture,
- means of locking the sides on it,
- means of attaching it to the said tray
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 20
43. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 41, wherein said leg side piece includes:-
- a means of locking the sides on it,
- a means of attaching it to the said tray,
- a control panel
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 21
44. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 41, wherein said sides includes:-
- a sheet of transparent material,
- a means of locking the sides on head side piece / leg side piece,
- steam distribution pipes,
- Air distribution tunnel,
- a means of attaching hot air pipes,
- a flap to close the hot air inlet when not in use
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 16,17,18A&18B
45. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 41, wherein said top includes:-
- Lifting handles for easy mounting of top on the assembled 4 pieces
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 19
46. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 41, wherein said perforated platform comprises of an insulating material
preferably wood with an ability to give maximum air passage below the body to allow hot air /
steam below the body
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 16&17
47. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 41, wherein said trolley includes:-
- castors having brake,- a platform,
- a handle,
- locators for keeping Head side piece, a leg side piece, sides, top, and Perforated platform,
- locking bar
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 22

48. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 41, wherein said control device is includes:-
- a temperature control device,
- a time control device,
- sockets for plugs of steam generator and hot air,
- a speed regulator for hot air,
- an ELCB for safety,
- indicating lamps & indicators
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 21
49. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 44, wherein said steam distribution pipes comprises of::-
- holes of different size at different location for effective and uniform distribution of steam in the dome,
- a means to attach steam generator pipes
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 18
50. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 44, wherein said air distribution tunnel comprises of :-
- a Insulating board to cover distribution pipe,
- adjustable deflectors at various points for even distribution of hot air inside the dome,
- means to attach delivery pipes of Kutisweda Yantra
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 17&18
51. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 1, wherein said Basti Yantra includes:-
- a means of fixing the pole in the said holder on the trey,
- a means vertical height adjustment,
- a bar with hook and sloping pot holder
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 23 A
52. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim No 51, wherein said means of vertical height adjustment includes:-
- a means of locking the vertically adjusted position
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 23A
53. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim ,51, wherein said bar with hook and sloping pot holder includes:-
- a hook to attach the bottle,
- a holder having sloping bottom in order to achieve complete drain of the fluids and a slot for delivery pipe of the pot
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 23A&B
54. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 1, wherein said Steam Generator for SarwangBashpaSweda / Nadisweda
includes:-
- a Drum with cover,
- a water trap,
- a trolley for the drum,
- a Quick heating unit
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 24,25,26&27

55. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 54, wherein said drum with cover includes:-
- a means of heating the water,
- a cover,
- a pot for keeping medicines,
- a stand for pot
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 24,26&27
56. An apparatus.allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 55, wherein said cover includes:-
- a safety valve,
- a flow control valve having delivery Pipe for Nadisweda,
- a flow control valve having bifurcated output for delivery pipes of SarwangBashpaSweda,
- means of fixing delivery pipes of SarwangBashpaSweda to steam distribution pipe in Swedan box / dome / Frame during SarwangBashpaSweda
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 24
57. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 54, wherein said water trap includes:-
- a deflector to divert the steam for separation of water drops from steam,
- a collection bowl for water,
- means to remove the water from bowl
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 25
58. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 54, wherein said trolley includes:-
- castors,
- a Handle,
- holders for pipes and wires on handle
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 24
59. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 54, wherein said quick heating unit comprises of: -
- a inner chamber for medicines,
- a outer chamber surrounding inner chamber,
- heating elements between the two chambers
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 26
60. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 59, wherein said inner chamber comprises of:-
- a chamber made of a perforated sheet preferably stainless steel, which allows the heated :
medicinal herbs / powders to mix in water
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 26
61. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 59, wherein said outer chamber comprises of:-
- a perforated bottom preferably made of insulating material,
- a perforated top made of insulating material
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 26

62. An apparatusallowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 59, wherein said heating elements comprises of:-
- two metallic plates connected to supply,
- distance piece of insulating material to maintain distance between plates
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 26
63. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 54, wherein said drum with cover further includes:-
- a funnel pipe up to bottom of drum for pouring water,
- a downward opening overflow for water,
- a collection pot for overflowing water,
- a drain with valve
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 26
64. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 1, wherein said Oil pump Unit for Shirodhara / Pizinchil includes:-
- a body,
- a oil pump,
- oil tank,
- a flow control mechanism,
- a control circuit
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 28&29
65. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 64, wherein said body includes:-
- castors,
- a frame for mounting tank,
- a frame for mounting pump,

- a frame for mounting collection bowl,
- a control panel,
- service doors,
- handles,
- hooks for wires and pipes
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 28&29
66. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 64, wherein said oil pump includes:-
- a pump,
- a suction pipe,
- a delivery pipe,
- a heating coil around delivery pipe,
- a sensor for temperature control device in delivery pipe
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 28&29
67. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 64, wherein said oil tank includes:-
- a sloping base,
- a heating element,
- a temperature sensor,
- a drain valve,
- fittings to connect the pump suction, oil return, oil receiving pipes,
- means to attach the oil receiving pipe to tray / headrest drain

and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 28&29
68. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 64, wherein said flow control mechanism, includes:-
- a valve in delivery lines to control the flow,
- means to connect delivery line to Automatic Shirodhara Yantra / SarwangaDhara Yantra,
- a pressure relief valve,
- a return pipe
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 28&29
69. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 64, wherein said control circuit includes:-
- a temperature control device,
- time control device,
- an ELCB for safety,

- indicating lamps & indicators,
- switches
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 28&29
70. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 1, wherein said Dhara Yantra includes:-
- a body,
- a water pump, -a tank,
- control circuit
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 30&31
71. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 70, wherein said body includes:-
- castors,
- frame for mounting tank,
- frame for mounting pump,
- a frame for placing collection bowl,
- a control panel,
- service doors,
- handles,
- hooks for wires and pipe
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 30&31
72. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 70, wherein said water pump includes:-
- a suction pipe,
- a delivery pipe
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 30&31
73. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 70, wherein said tank includes:-
- a sloping base,
- a heating element,
- temperature sensor,
- a drain valve, , .
- fittings to connect pump suction, liquid receiving pipes,

- means to attach the liquid receiving pipe to tray / headrest drain
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 30&31
74. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 70, wherein said control circuit includes:-
- a temperature control device,
- a time control device,
- a speed regulator,
- an ELCB for safety,
- indicating lamps & indicators,
- switches
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 30&31
75. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 1, wherein said Kutisweda Yantra includes:-
- a body,
- a Blower,
- a Heating chamber,
- delivery pipes,
- a control circuit
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 32&33
76. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 75, wherein said body includes:-
- castors,
- frame for mounting blower,
- frame for mounting heating chamber,
- a control panel,;
- service doors
- a handle,
- hooks for wires
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 32&33
77. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 75, wherein said heating chamber includes:-
- heating elements,
- a temperature sensor,
- converging chamber,
- bend pipes having a means to receive delivery pipes
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 32&33
78. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 75, wherein said delivery pipes includes:-
- 'Z' shape pipes .made up of two bends and a pipe of insulating , heat resistant and flexible material preferably made out of rubber between the bends,
- means to receive the bend pipes and
- rotating joint enabling rotation of' 'Z' pipes to attach them to the air distribution channel of the Swedan dome / Swedan Box / Swedan frame which are at different height
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 32&33
79. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 75,wherein said control circuit includes:-

- a temperature controldevice,
- speed regulator,
- indicating lamps & indicators,
- switches
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 32&33
80. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 1, wherein said SarwangaDhara Yantra includes:-
- a stand,
- delivery pipes,
- clamps
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 34A
81. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 80, wherein said stand includes:-
- a frame,
- foldable legs,
- means of attaching the legs to tray
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 34A&D
82. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 80, wherein said delivery pipes comprises of :-
- holes for distribution of oil on patient's body,
- means to close the holes for distribution of oil individually,
- valves to control flow
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 34A&C
83. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 80, wherein said clamps includes:-
- means to adjust said delivery pipes on the said frame,
- means to fix the said delivery pipes on the said frame
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 34A&B
84. An apparatus, allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 1, wherein said Vaman Yantra includes:-
- a table,
- a Basin preferably of Stainless steel,
- handles on both side of the basin
- a wire operated Waste coupling,
- a measuring pot with measuring marks,
- a transparent window at the front part,
- a means of attaching table to unit having chair frame with toilet seat
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 35
85. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 1, wherein said Swedan Frame includes:-
- skeleton of light section preferably of tubes,
- cover,
- seat back, -a trolley
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 36,37,38&39

86. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 85, wherein said skeletons comprises of::-
- a left part,
- a right part,
- a front part,
- a top part
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 36A
i
87. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim No 86, wherein said left part and right part includes:-
- means to attach it to the unit having chair frame and toilet seat,
- means to receive, hold and adjust height of said top part,
- Steam distribution pipes, -air tunnels,
- a means of attaching hot air pipes,
- a flap to close the hot air inlet when not in use,
- a control device on any one of the said left part and right part
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 36A&B
88. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 86, wherein said front part includes:-
- means to attach it to the said left part and right part
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 36A&B
89. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 86, wherein said top part includes:-
- means to attach it to the said left part and right part,
- a suitable opening on it for the neck
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 36A
90. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 87, wherein said Steam distribution pipes comprises of:-
- holes of different size at different location for effective and uniform distribution of steam in the dome and
- a means to attach steam generator pipes
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 36A
91. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim ,87, wherein said air distribution tunnel comprises of:-
- a Insulating board to cover distribution pipe,
- adjustable deflectors at various points for even distribution of hot air inside the dome,
- means to attach delivery pipes of Kutisweda Yantra
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 36A
92. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 87, wherein said control device comprises of:-
- a temperature control device,
- a time control device,
- sockets for plugs of steam generator and hot air generator,
- a speed regulator for hot air,
- an ELCB for safety,
- indicating lamps & indicators

and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 36A
93. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 85, wherein said cover comprises of:-
- a cloth / Rexene like material in order to create Swedan dome,
- an aperture in the cover for keeping head of patient out of cloth cover,
- means to close said aperture to minimum size preferably a zip / well crow strip,
- means to secure the cover on said skeleton on the back of cover, preferably a zip / well crow strip,
- opening for steam distribution pipes & hot air tunnel inlet
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 39
94. An apparatus; allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 85, wherein said Perforated seat and back comprises of;-
- an insulating material preferably wood,
- perforations to give maximum opening for air passage below the body to allows hot air / steam below the body
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 37
95. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 85, wherein said trolley includes:-
- castors having brake,
- a platform,
- a handle,
- a locking bar,
- locators for keeping left part, right part, front part, top part, perforated seat and back and the cover
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 38
96. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human'being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 1, wherein said Shirobasti Yantra includes:-
- vertical poles,
- bars moving in the poles,
- a platform to support chin
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 40
97. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 96, wherein said vertical pole includes:-
- means to fix the poles on unit having chair frame with toilet seat,
- means of locking the bars in any vertical position
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 40
98. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 96, wherein said bars includes:-
- platform at the top end of the bars,
- means to hold chin support platform, .
- means to adjust chin support platform towards and away from patient
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 40
99. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment as
claimed in claim 96, wherein said platform to support the chin includes:-
- means to secure it on platforms on the bar,

- a cushion to support chin
and arranged in the manner as described herein and illustrated with the help of Figure No. 40
100. An apparatus allowing the treatment of human being using Ayurvedic system of treatment substantially described as herein and illustrated with reference to Figure No 1 to 52 of accompanying drawing.
Dated this 18th day of December 2003

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Patent Number 202695
Indian Patent Application Number 854/MUM/2002
PG Journal Number 15/2007
Publication Date 13-Apr-2007
Grant Date 13-Jul-2006
Date of Filing 30-Sep-2002
Name of Patentee ONKAR ANIL MADHUKARRAO
Applicant Address 175, BAJAJ NAGAR, NAGPUR-440 010.
Inventors:
# Inventor's Name Inventor's Address
1 ONKAR ANIL MADHUKARRAO 175, BAJAJ NAGAR, NAGPUR-440 010.
PCT International Classification Number N/A
PCT International Application Number N/A
PCT International Filing date
PCT Conventions:
# PCT Application Number Date of Convention Priority Country
1 NA