(क्लोम अवयव निर्णय)- Approach to Organ Kloma in Ayurveda (Mystery Resolved)

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Dr. Subhash Waghe had done his graduation from Government Ayurvedic College, Nagpur and post graduation in Rognidana from Shree Ayurved College, Nagpur. Presently he is Professor in subject of Roga Nidana and Vikrutivigyana. He had worked at many Ayurvedic and Modern hospitals as RMO. He had participated in various conferences. workshops, symposiums and seminars and presented research papers in various national and international seminars. He chaired many scientific sessions. He was invited as 'Resource Person' in many seminars and conferences and in RAV sponsored CMEs. He received Best paper award at various conferences. He received Best book of the year award from Ranade Foundation, Pune for his book on Ayurvedic Clinical Methods in the year 2018 & for book on Ayurvedic Differential Diagnosis in the year 2019. He is also the author of famous books on Ayurvedic Cardiology. He had also revived the seven lost ayurvedic Samhitas to greater extent and was honoured with "Charter of Honour" for this work by Ayurveda Update Group, Latur. He also received "Best Literary Research Award" for reviving the 8 lost Ayurvedic Samhitas by ARCA Academy. He also received the prestigious 'Vaidya Yadavji Trikamaji Grantha Puraskar' from Vaidya Khadiwale Pratishthan, Pune in the year 2021. He received 'Nidan shree Award' Ayurved Mahasammellan Vidarbha Prant. He received 'Best Global Teacher Award' from Lion's Club of Nagpur Ayurveda. He received 'Dhanwantari Award' from GAC Alumni Association, Nagpur. He also receive 'Best Researcher Award' from ARCA for writing 12 successive research articles from April 2020 to March 2021 in peer reviewed IJIM His teaching skill and methodology is lauded both by students as well as teachers.

There is a great difference of opinion over the exact identity of organ "Kloma' in the Ayurvedic Rachana Sharir (Anatomy). There is reference to this organ in Vedas, Upanishadas, Smriti Granthas, Puranas and in all the classical Ayurvedic texts. This signifies the importance of this organ. This organ is said to be the root of water carrying system. Ancient Ayurvedic physicians and surgeons carried out the human dissection and gave the names to different organs. Most of these organs find proper correlation with organs found in the body using modern dissection techniques but the identity of Kloma still remains elusive.