A plain, archival TEI rendering of the text published on e-Śārṅgadhara (https://github.com/sushrutaproject/eSharngadhara), itself built from the digital edition named in the sourceDesc. The file is generated automatically from the site's chapter pages.
The text is given in IAST as it appears on the web edition. Chapter and verse divisions follow the source edition. Each stretch of text ending in one of the source's verse or section numbers (e.g. ||12||) is encoded as seg[@type='unit'] with that number in @n; the number itself is retained in the text.
Root text and commentary follow the source's own division of every word into registers. Root-text blocks are ab[@type='mula']; commentary blocks are ab[@type='commentary'], with @subtype naming the commentary and @resp pointing to its author(s) in the titleStmt.
The source embeds the editor's notes (variant readings marked pā., remarks on the Calcutta printing, passages judged interpolated, etc.) in the running text; the web edition gathers them as numbered notes at the foot of each chapter. Notes are placed at their point of reference as note[@place='foot'][@type='editorial'], with the source's note number in @n.
The work is divided into three khaṇḍas, encoded as div[@type='khanda'].
Each commentary block opens with a siglum (Dī. for the Dīpikā, Gū. for the Gūḍhārthadīpikā), normalized from the source's own abbreviations and encoded as label[@type='siglum'].
Two comments that carry no siglum in the source and whose attribution is uncertain (Uttarakhaṇḍa 3 and 4) are encoded as ab[@type='commentary'][@subtype='unattributed'] without @resp.
A stray line of the Carakasaṃhitā at the end of Pūrvakhaṇḍa 7 in the source is omitted.