Theoretical foundations of IHCH (individual characteristic frequency), as a constitutional feature of a person
AUTHORS : Palamarchuk M.I.
RELEVANT UNIVERSITIES : NPK “Biotest”, Grodno, Belarus
YEAR : 2004
Modern medicine today has a wide range of different diagnostic techniques and methods of examining the human body. Despite this, practical public health is
still experiencing significant difficulties in establishing the root cause of the disease and identifying the mechanisms of the development of the disease. This is
primarily due to the fact that the number of pathognomonic symptoms and syndromes (that is, those whose presence indicates a single disease) is small. Most
of them are associated with infectious processes (when the isolation of a specific pathogen unambiguously proves the presence of a tuberculous process or
brucellosis), with hereditary pathology, a number of oncological or oncohematological diseases characterized by the presence
specific signs.