50 -1 (39) 2022 — J.T. Bafaev, A.A. Mavlanov — FEATURES OF THE TYPOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF ANIMALS IN THE CLINICAL COURSE OF AN EXPERIMENTAL MODEL OF ALLOXAN DIABETES

FEATURES OF THE TYPOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF ANIMALS IN THE CLINICAL COURSE OF AN EXPERIMENTAL MODEL OF ALLOXAN DIABETES

J.T. Bafaev, Tashkent State Dental Institute, Uzbekistan

A.A. Mavlanov, Tashkent State Dental Institute, Uzbekistan

Z.N. Xamidova Tashkent State Dental Institute, Uzbekistan

Resume

This review discusses the features of the individual-typological approach of the body’s response to the disease, using laboratory animals. Literature data related to the ideas about the pathogenesis of the development of the clinical and morphological picture of the disease, the possibility of extrapolating the results is summarized, and the advantages and disadvantages of each of the models are analyzed. Based on the presented data, it was concluded that it is necessary to approach the pathogenesis, manifestation of clinical forms, complications, treatment, and prevention of the development of the disease from the point of view of individual typological reactions of the organism. The question remains open about the features of the course of diabetes mellitus and its complications by the type of deep and superficial skin wounds with varying degrees of severity. Perhaps the study of such conditions in various typological behaviors may indeed pave the way for the choice of personalized diagnosis and treatment. The solution of these problems involves the use of an integrated approach that allows you to correctly integrate within the framework of a single concept and methods of modern experimental, scientific and practical medicine.

Key words: diabetes mellitus; experimental diabetes; alloxan; typology.

First page

257

Last page

263

For citation: J.T. Bafaev, A.A. Mavlanov, Z.N. Xamidova FEATURES OF THE TYPOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF ANIMALS IN THE CLINICAL COURSE OF AN EXPERIMENTAL MODEL OF ALLOXAN DIABETES //New Day in Medicine 1(39)2022 257-263 https://cutt.ly/7O79UDh

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