JUSTIFICATION THROUGH MODERN DIAGNOSTICS OF WHAT POSTABBAS IS DEPENDENT ON

Munisa Ganjiyeva

Keywords

To identify the most common clinical conditions and biomarkers that are associated with the onset of postabbas. To evaluate the role of modern diagnostic imaging in detecting structural or functional changes that predict postabbas.

Abstract

Modern medicine increasingly emphasizes the importance of accurate and timely diagnosis to prevent complications and ensure the most effective therapeutic approaches. The concept of “postabbas” is often associated with post-illness conditions or complications that significantly affect a patient’s recovery and quality of life. Understanding the determinants of postabbas through modern diagnostic technologies is crucial in clinical practice.

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