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Abstract
Diagnostic technologies occupy an important place in modern medicine and health care. They help diagnose diseases, assess the condition of patients, and manage the treatment process. With these technologies, doctors will be able to identify diseases at an early stage, understand their causes and development, and also develop treatment strategies, taking into account the individual characteristics of patients.
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