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Volume 2, Issue 1
  • ISSN: 2772-3348
  • E-ISSN: 2772-3356

Abstract

Introduction

The relevance of modernity can include both a huge number of physical injuries to people and a large number of methods of their diagnosis that have appeared in medical physics.

Objective and Methods

A narrative review of the use of modern physical imaging methods in the diagnosis of gunshot and mine-explosive wounds was conducted to develop algorithms for choosing optimal methods and devices for medical diagnostics.

Results and Discussion

After a comparative analysis of localization and physical characteristics of tissues and damaging elements, algorithms have been developed in the form of a matrix table “wound localization - physical visualization methods” for the specific purpose of special, adequate, qualitative, and effective diagnostics.

Conclusion

Development-synthesis of a prospective methodology for choosing optimal methods and devices for medical diagnostics, compression of verified information in the form of a locus-method algorithm, can contribute to the speed and optimality of choosing effective diagnostics using medical physics methods, as well as strategic planning for the acquisition and organization of special instrumentation in healthcare systems.

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  • Article Type:     Review Article
Keyword(s): computed tomography (CT); Medical physics; mine-explosive wounds; optimal methods; physical visualization methods; radiography (RAD)

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