Hahnemann Institute Sydney

The individualising examination of a case of disease,… of which the practitioner will bear in mind only what is applicable for each individual case, demands of the physician nothing but freedom from prejudice and sound senses, attention in observing and fidelity in tracing the picture of the disease.

Hahnemann S, The Organon, Aph.83

To achieve the best results using TBR2 it is necessary to carefully question the patient, so as to elicit the specific information as listed below, in order to ‘complete’ the case as fully as possible, though sometimes it’s not possible to determine all details completely.
 

• Main Complaint

• Location of the Main Complaint

• Consistent/defining Modalities of Main Complaint

• Concomitant symptom

• Modalities of Concomitant symptom

• Concordances – when applicable

The following case examples are submitted by HIS members and colleagues, in order to further demonstrate the simplicity and effectiveness of this method. I hope to add to this selection of cases and therefore welcome further case examples from readers who have some experience using TBR2 method in their own clinics.

We welcome any further contribution of cases solved using TBR.