Professional article                                                                                 

UDC: 616-073

UDC: 577.3

doi:10.5633/amm.2013.0206

 

 

 

Main tendencies of non-linear technology development

 

Vladimir Nesterov

 

The Institute of Practical Psychophysics, Omsk, Russia

 

The first decade of the new century was marked by considerable extension of NLS-technology’s diagnostic features, first of all by means of new technologies introduction and using the ultra-high performance computers. Pragmatic market of 3D-visualizing diagnostic technologies will be formed gradually by means of harmless non-ionizing methods, allowing to fulfill multiple dynamic researches, i.e. NLS-technologies undoubtedly will come to the fore. More and more clinical therapists realize the necessity to master NLS-diagnostic equipment, because the needs for properly educated experts in this field are obvious. However, among traditional medical specialists, there is a tendency to pay more attention to researches with computed X-ray imaging and magnetic resonance imaging. That is why the NLS-technologies, unfortunately, are still hidden among more orthodox methods of diagnostics. Clinicians will be ready (in many aspects are already ready) to improve their diagnostic possibilities by using the NLS-technology, often without X-CT, MRI and radionuclide methods. Nevertheless, only in strategic partnership of NLS-diagnostics experts, radiologists and clinicians may be found a key to optimal diagnostic and healing application of this, in all senses, original and efficient medical technology.

The article presents the main principles of medical diagnostics using the NLS-method. It contains generalized evaluation of the NLS-method’s diagnostic possibilities in revealing various organs’ pathologies and gives an analysis of this method development prospects. Acta Medica Medianae 2013;52(2):41-44.

 

      Key words: medicine, medical equipment, healthcare administration, quantum medicine, vibration and complementary medicine, bioresonance medicine