Abalikhina-Pyvovarova Method

Abalikhin-Pivovarov method is a clinical method for diagnosing and treating eye diseases, developed by Soviet doctors A. A. Abalikhin and V. P. Pivovarov. The method was developed in the 1960s and is still used today to diagnose and treat various eye diseases.

Abalikhina and Pivovarova developed a method based on the use of X-rays to diagnose various eye diseases and determine their location. The method allows you to determine the presence and degree of damage to the cornea, lens, vitreous body and other structures of the eye.

The method is also used to treat various eye diseases, such as cataracts, glaucoma, retinal detachment and others. Treatment is carried out using special drugs and methods, such as laser therapy, electrical stimulation, phototherapy and others.

One of the main advantages of the method is its high accuracy and efficiency, which allows you to quickly and accurately determine the diagnosis and begin treatment. In addition, the method is safe and does not cause side effects, which makes it one of the most popular methods for diagnosing and treating eye diseases.

Abalikhina - Pivovarova Methodology

The Abalikhina-Pivovarov methodology is a method of data processing and analysis developed by Russian scientists Alexander Abalikhin and Vladimir Pivovarov in the period from 1929 to 1949. This method is used in medical research to evaluate the effectiveness of various drugs and procedures. It can also be used in market research and economics to analyze data about consumer needs and preferences.

**The goal of Abalikhin - Pivovarovaya methodology:** - To provide the opportunity to diagnose the degree of visual impairment without loss of quality of life. - Develop an environmentally friendly ophthalmic bioprosthesis.

In medical practice, the method makes it possible to determine a person’s physiological need for vision correction, since it obtains data from a stable picture of eye diseases, using a standard set of diagnostic techniques and tests, without using all types of lenses in the form of samples, including more complex methods such as ultrasound diagnostics.

The Abalikhina-Pivovarova method received its name in honor of two outstanding scientists - A.A. Abalkhin and V.P. Brewer. This method belongs to the field of medicine and is a comprehensive approach to the treatment of diseases, based on the use of both drugs and natural remedies.

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