Yes, Carcinosinum is the same as Carcinosin. They are two names used for the same homeopathic preparation.

What is Carcinosin (Carcinosinum)?

Carcinosin is a homeopathic nosode, which is a remedy prepared from diseased tissue. In this case, the nosode is made from cancerous tissue that is heavily diluted according to homeopathic principles.

Why the different names?

The use of Carcinosinum or Carcinosin often depends on the source, but the terms refer to the same substance. For example:

In some homeopathic literature, the Latin suffix "-um" is used, resulting in Carcinosinum.

Other texts and practitioners use the shorter, Anglicized version, Carcinosin.