Norby Method

The Norby method is an advanced method for studying the functional state of the pancreas based on analysis of pancreatic amylase activity in the blood and urine. Since the pancreas is one of the main organs responsible for processing carbohydrates in the human body, studying the functional state of this organ can help identify early signs of disturbances in this process. One of the most common methods

**Norby** is a method for determining the functional state of the pancreas. This is an innovative diagnostic method that is used to assess pancreatic function and diagnose diabetes mellitus. Norby allows you to quickly and accurately assess the functioning of the pancreas in patients with suspected diabetes mellitus or other diseases of this gland.

The method is based on the study

The Nordi method is one of the most popular methods for examining the pancreas. This method is often used by doctors to determine the functional state of the pancreas and can practically be used as one of the important methods for their diagnosis and treatment.

For example, this method can be used in medical diagnostics to clarify the diagnosis of a patient with suspected pancreatic or liver disease. In other cases, it may be useful for conducting research in patients with diagnostic