Today we live in a world where progress is constantly accelerating. We are witnessing the rapid development of technologies, sometimes without even realizing it, taking it for granted. This happens because technologies are increasingly aimed at the individual, of each of us. We do not think when we use a smartphone, our website, any web service or when we watch a video. After all, these are all very complex modern technologies, which are simply simplified to the maximum for everyone's convenience.
The same focus is on health care — personality, features of the human body.
"At present, the entire developed world lives in the era of precision medicine, that is, in the era of not a global, but a personalized approach to the treatment of the disease, depending on the characteristics of the organism of a particular patient. This approach can be implemented only thanks to modern technologies. Imaging methods such as MRI help to study the patient's anatomical features. And to examine the internal structure, i.e. the characteristics of the patient's body - diffuse MRI. The combination of methods gives an excellent result.
When we use these methods at the same time and evaluate several images at once, then already at the diagnostic stage we can not only establish where the tumor is located, but also assume its nature - whether it is benign or malignant."
Thus, we detect any deviations from the norm, learn about all the features of the patient's disease. If there are any changes — damage to tissues and organs, neoplasms, inflammation — the MRI will show them, and the patient will be able to start treatment immediately. Moreover, the treatment will already be targeted - what is called personalized.
It is extremely important - the result of a qualitative study can rule out a tumor!
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