Mechanization of pathological life processes as a method of clinical work
M. M. Nevyadomsky
Kazan medical journal ›› 1927, Vol. 23 ›› Issue (4) : 396 -403.
Mechanization of pathological life processes as a method of clinical work
In this article I would like to touch upon one of the basic questions of modern medicine that life itself urges. It is the question of revising the method of clinical work, of revising the direction of the doctor's thought, which has taken root in his mind as a result of the inertia of the progressive advance of medicine, which at one time, probably since Hippocrates, has had a definite bias in its development. And this inertia of medical thought, as if logically justified by the length of time we have been working in a certain direction, thereby hypnotizes us, forcing us to recognize correctness where it does not really exist.
Nevyadomsky M.M.
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