General and Special Theory of Lymphology

This book explores a relatively young field in medicine - lymphology. This science is currently experiencing active development and improvement. Clinical lymphology methods are highly effective in treating various conditions such as purulent-inflammatory diseases (cholecystitis, pancreatitis, pneumonia, etc.), nervous system disorders (multiple sclerosis, cerebrovascular diseases), endocrine disorders (diabetes mellitus), cardiovascular conditions (myocardial infarction), allergic reactions, autoimmune diseases, and other pathologies. The essence lies in the ability of clinical lymphology methods to significantly expedite patient recovery and manage chronic disease exacerbations. These methods are straightforward to execute, cost-effective, reduce medication consumption, and shorten inpatient and outpatient treatment durations. The book targets universities, academies, research centres, medical clinics, and pharmaceutical companies seeking to enhance the efficacy of pharmaceutical products in diagnosing, treating, and preventing human and animal diseases. It will appeal to medical specialists across various theoretical and clinical medical disciplines, lymphologists, veterinarians, biologists, and undergraduate students.