SCIENTIFICS BASES AND

INTERPRETATION
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SUMMARY
I . PRESENTATION
II. PRINCIPLES OF FUNCTIONING:
III.TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS OF ESG
IV.BENEFITS OF THE ESG
VI. SCIENTIFICS BASES
1. The quantum theory
2. Measurements of resistances of human body systems and organs
3. Colloidal Properties of a material
4. Perturbing foci and fields
5. Somaesthesia
6. Use of the principle of nuclear magnetic resonance in biology:
7. Information theory
8. Neurophysiology bases
VII. INDICATIONS OF ESG
VIII.CONTRAINDICATIONS OF ESG:
IX. INTERPRETATION OF RESULTS
1. Neurophysiological, neurofunctional and neurosciences bases
2. Statistical interpretation (15000 measurements)
3. Clinical protocol

APPENDICES

Bibliography
Clinical trials
I. PRESENTATION

Electroscangraphy DDFAO is used to determine a delta function for the human

body in the same way and using the same principles (measurement of electrical
activity) as the electrocardiogram and electroencephalogram, which respectively
determine cardiac and cerebral delta functions.

The principle of ESG is to measure the body's electrical activity in 3D.

It produces a synthesis based on quantum physics, neurophysiology and the
neurosciences, using recognised medical bases to improve understanding of the
human body's neurofunctional activity.

By indicating the degree of activity of the main sub-cortical structures (hypothalamus,

hypophysis and limbic system), the frontal lobes of the cortex, the immune system,
neurovegetative system and all the organs, it can be used to provide a more global
approach to medicine (psycho-neuro-immuno endocrine connection) and treatment
monitoring.

It is therefore an appropriate addition to your clinical observation equipment

(examination time 2 minutes), enabling you to:
Provide rapid treatment for the patient, save time and organisation
refine your diagnosis by prescribing further conventional examinations
practice preventive infra-clinical medicine
practice functional medicine (visualisation of the source)
take charge of the functional, psychological and pain components of all pathologies
in synergy with conventional treatment.

II. PRINCIPLES OF FUNCTIONING:

Computerized screening and functional diagnosis is the result of a combination of

works:

by quantum physics theorists

by R. Voll (Organometry, measurement of organ resistances and human body)

by T. Graham (the physiology of colloidal states of material)

by V. Schmidt and X. Pflaum (neuro-humoral regulation)

by H. Frôhlich (quantum supra-conductivity by coherent wave fields)

by I. Prigogine (coherent spatial organisation forming "the dissipative structures" of

biological systems)

by application of mathematics and physics (Ohm’s law) to the functioning of the human
body

by the knowledge acquired in neurophysiology, neurofunctional medicine and

neurosciences
This combination of work was performed thanks to the power and progress of electronic
and computerised techniques in analytical human biology.

The system introduces low intensity electrical signals (a continuous 1.28 V current) into
the human body (this is totally painless and has no damaging effects) using the 6
electrodes referred to above.

The electronic flow emitted by the contractors in these "biologically active areas"
disperses in every direction along the body and transforms into an ion flux in tissues,
which indicates the return to the level of resistivity or conductibility of the areas traversed.

Greater or lesser conductibility of the tissues tested is amplified significantly in the

presence of functional abnormalities (osteo-arthropathy, infectious foci, perturbers of the
dental fields, reactogenic scarring, blood or lymphatic circulatory disorders, allergies,
ionic disequilibria, intercellular transmissions etc.)

The work by Pflaum (1979, 1982) showed that months or years of functional disorders in
humoral and neural regulation may be followed by the development of diseases. Every
disease pre-exists its presentation and in terms of informational electrical transmission
(R. Sheldrake, T. Moss, P. Mandell).

Any functional disorder therefore may anticipate the development of the corresponding
organ disease by several months or years.
This is the disorder measured by the ESG/ D.D.F.A.O. system

Application of Ohm's law to the biological system allows information to be obtained about
areas of lesser resistance, normal resistant or high resistance, allowing the areas
traversed to be diagnosed in the form of hypofunction, normo function or hyperfunction
and the conductivity to be measured in the same areas, such that the test current sent
separates electrons from ions, and thereby gives an indication of the aggregation state of
the organic colloidal system.

The electrical field creates a polarised area on the skin between 2 electrodes, producing
a bio-electric change and an action potential of the tissues cells.

Those ions generated for which carry a positive charge migrate towards the negative
electrode and those which carry a negative charge towards the positive electrode. They
are therefore distributed between the 2 electrodes.

The device intermittently reverses the polarity so that each electrode alternatively
becomes the cathode and then the anode.

By applying Vincent's principle of electrotitrotion and bio-electronics, the system can

therefore calculate the amounts of H+ and HC03- ions in the different tissues traversed,
calculate their pH and therefore their acid or alkaline state.
The electrodes are in contact with 6 areas of the skin which we shall call A, B, C, D, E
and F.
The measurement programme includes 2 successive and inverse phase. When the
current passes from A to B (from the anode to the cathode), and then from B to A, the
electrodes send information to the measurement box

-about the resistance and conductibility of the tissues traversed.

-about the amount of H+ ions

The measurement box sends these data to the programme in the form of diagrams or
graphs of different colours. The parallel port or USB and the programme reproduces
these results in the form of different coloured diagrams or graphs.

- When the conductibility and number of H+ ions in the area traversed is normal, the
colour is green: physiological function

- When the conductibility of the area traversed is raised (when the current passes
quickly) and the number of H+ ions is increased (acid pH): the colour is yellow when the
increase is moderate (moderate hyperfunction) and red when the increase is severe
(severe hyperfunction).

When the conductibility of area traversed is low (the current passes slowly) and the
number of H+ ions is reduced (basic pH): the colour is sky blue when the reduction is
moderate (moderate hypofunction) and dark blue when the reduction is severe (severe
hypofunction).

Each measurement between 2 points corresponds to the recording of a branch

consisting of a certain number of organs. The measurement sequence for the branches
is performed in the following order: 2, 10, 4, 11, 6, 14, 7, 16, 17, 19, 22, 1, 9, 3, 12, 5, 13,
8, 15, 18, 20 and 21.

By crossed analysis (common organs and systems in the different branches) of these 22
measurements of conductibility and H+ ions, the programme can target areas, organs
and systems which are functioning physiologically or are in hypo or hyper function.
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A

D
C

E F
III.TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS OF DDFAO

Technical data’s
The DDFAO device converts to numerical form signals in order to obtain an examination by
electric stimulation of biologically active points of the skin. A tension of 1.28 V is applied on
6 electrodes.
2 to the hand
2 to the feet
2 to the front
The results are obtained by the intermediary of 7 measurements canals. The device works in
connection with a computer of the type PC/AT through USB connection. The electricity (5V)
for the measurement is furnished by the USB connected to a computer.

Technical Specifications :

Functioning speed (per second) 50000

Tension of the electrodes while 1.28 V
functioning
Dimensions in mm 225/165/40

Weight in kg 1.5
USB connection 5V

Value scale of colors used( international chromatography ) :

+60 / +100 Greatly increased bio conductivity

.+20 /+ 60 Increased bio conductivity

-20 / +20 Normal bio conductivity

- 20 / –60 Reduced bio conductivity

-60 / –100 Greatly Reduced bio conductivity

 Correspondences between Resistance and pH

POURCENTAGE RESISTANCE pH pH pH
(%) KOhm BLOOD INTRACELLULAR TISSUE

100 2 7,8 6,45 6,73

90 6,5 7,76 6,515 6,78
80 11 7,72 6,58 6,83
70 19 7,67 6,63 6,88
60 27 7,62 6,68 6,93
50 35 7,57 6,73 6,98
40 43 7,52 6,78 7,03
30 55,5 7,47 6,83 7,08
20 68 7,42 6,88 7,13
10 84 7,41 6,89 7,14
0 100 7,4 6,9 7,15
-10 125 7,39 6,91 7,16
-20 150 7,38 6,92 7,17
-30 270 7,33 6,97 7,22
-40 390 7,28 7,02 7,27
-50 430 7,23 7,07 7,32
-60 470 7,18 7,12 7,37
-70 690 7,13 7,17 7,42
-80 910 7,08 7,22 7,47
-90 955 7,03 7,25 7,52
-100 1000 6,98 7,28 7,57
IV. BENEFITS OF THE DDFAO

The DDFAO System ( Computerized Screening and Functional Diagnosis) is the result of the
progress achieved in data processing and in biotechnology, of the application of mathematics
and physics ( Ohm’s Law) to the human body and of the knowledge acquired in
neurophysiology, in neurofunctional medicine and in neurosciences.

-possibility to visualise the body’s function in the correct chronobiology of an individual

-predictive medicine
-structural diseases
-dynamic analysis
-electroscangram of the entire body (ESG)
-follow up of therapies and control of treatments

Through the analysis of organic tissue, of the body’s systems and of the segmental
innervations of the skin, it allows the evaluation of the quality of homeostasis of a given
organism according to its regulatory capabilities and its capacity to adapt to its environment.

-low cost medical system

-non-invasive method of investigation
-essential too that complements clinical observation
-necessary time for measurement: 2 minutes

The originality of this system comes from proposing a new way of reading the purely
biophysical aspects of the body’s functioning but also from the establishment of a direct link
between neuro-functional regulation and informational regulation which leads to an open
system of regulation which integrates the conventional approach of disease and a biophysical
approach which is quantifiable. Thus it opens the way for new research but offers already a
mechanism of understanding which was unknown until now because it was not measurable (
acupuncture, homeopathy, osteopathy…)

.At the dawn of the 21st century and alongside functional MRI , Magnetoencephalophy,
genetic engineering and space medicine, the DDFAO should be among the leaders in
biotechnology with the added advantage that it can be used in the medical office.

The DDFAO will change the daily practice for doctors ,eliminating the barriers between
conventional medical care and alternative medicine.
The indications are shown visually and alternative medicine possesses finally a diagnostic
tool and a follow up of therapies.
The Synergy between these disciplines will allow the patient to have the optimum treatment
of lesions ,as well as standpoint functioning .

The dysfunction preceding the lesion ,the DDFAO associated to the genomic profiles , will
allow the doctor to practice “predictive medicine” which will certainly be the medicine of the
XXIst century.
V.RESULTS ANALYSIS

After the recording of the data of the patient, the ESG/ DDFAO proposes to doctors to
visualize a body of data that shows the functional capacity and the homeostasis of the patient.
The results present themselves under the following form:
1.Reconstitution pictures :
Vertebral column report or Vertebral ESG (visualization of the rachis)
Integral analysis or Organic ESG : an organic report (96 individualized zones )
Neurovegetative or autonomic system ESG report
Segmental innervations ESG report
Dental disruptive field ESG report
Lymph node chain ESG report (value of the principals ganglions)

2.Linear or circular graphs allowing the analysis regulatory systems of the organism
3.A report of all bioelectrical points integrated in virtual circuits:
Main ESG meridians
Paradox ESG meridians
Muscular ESG tendon meridians
Lo ESG points
Assistance for choice of acupuncture points on body
External and internal face electroauriculogram
Bioelectrical regulation centers

4. An aid to the therapeutic decision:

Biophysical treatments
Products BRC Medibio are a homeopathy and acupuncture rational modernizations
Classical homeopathy
Osteopathy
Chemical substances acting on the physical structures
Phytotherapy
Trace elements
5.Interpretation
Functional
Psychological or behavioral

6.Personalized diet and micro nutrition

7. Results analysis reserved for the doctor
8.Information for the patient
9.Supplementary examinations
10.The doctor’s report for the patient
VI. SCIENTIFICS BASES

1- The quantum theory

This science of the infinitesimally small, of subatomic particles, combines 2 major lines of
medical thinking: eastern energy and western physiology.

The Russians, at the watershed of the eastern and western cultures, were pioneers in this field.
Nicolaï G. Bassov and Alexandre Prokhorov received the Nobel Prize for physics in 1964 for
the discovery of Maser (the Precursor of Laser) in the 50s.

Quantum theory is quintessential chemistry, physics and biology, placing the subatomic parts
of material at the centre of the energy cybernetics of our homeostasis.

Since the start of the 20th century, we owe our knowledge of the structure of the atom to the
works of the British physicist Ernest Rutherford.

Formulated by Max Planck in 1900, the concept of quantum action has been developed from
1926 to the modern day by Louis de Broglie, Niels Bohr, Wolfgang Pauli, Werner
Heisenberg, Erwin Schrödinger, Paul Dirac and many others.
This elementary particle, the photon is both a corpuscle and an energy quantum, and allows
information coherence from the whole body to be maintained in a homeostatic hologram.

When electrons are hit by energy quanta, (photons), they change gravitational orbits,
performing what is called "quantum leaps", and absorbing or emitting electromagnetic
radiation.
Much research has been performed in this field

" Georges Lakhovsky (cellular oscillating circuits, 1939 (1)

" Harold Burr ("Living cellular fields", 1945 (2)

" Erwin Schrödinger (Nobel Prize for quantum mechanics in 1933, "open systems and
entropy", 1945(3)

" Herbert Frolich (quantum supra-conductivity phenomena, 1952, by dipolar oscillations of

cell membranes,confirmed in 1974 by Soviet researchers (4), the concept of intercellular and
inter-organ language thanks to coherent wave fields in 1988 (5)
 " In 1970, at the Kharkov State University, N.P. Zalyubovskaya gave a first presentation on
the effects of bio-resonances of millimetre waves. In the same period, in Canada, S.I. Webb
conducted identical research, followed slightly later by Gründler and Kelmann in Germany,
and by others in other countries.

" Ilya Prigogine (Nobel prize winner for chemistry, 1977), for his research into the
"dissipative structures" which through their coherent spatial organisation, could propagate
throughout the entire biological system, which remains in a permanent state of change (6)

" In 1982, scientists from the Kiev State University: Ye. A. Andreyev, M.U. Bely and S.P.
Sit'ko, discovered "the existence of fundamental frequencies which are characteristic of the
human body" (7), by analysing information obtained from extraordinary "opposing effects"
observed by the physicists I.S. Cherkasov and S.V. Nedzvetsky from Odessa. Experimental
studies on the action of millimetre electromagnetic wave resonance on the human body firstly
opened new diagnostic and therapeutic opportunities and secondly gave birth to a new
science: the physics of the living being.

" Fritz Albert Popp (1989, coherent electromagnetic Laser type emissions, by cellular DNA
provide the communication for cells and tissues) (8).
Closer to home, it has been shown that cyto-skeletal microtubules act as a guide for
millimetre electromagnetic waves, which provide the resonance and coherence for all
biological entities at frequencies of 1013 Hz and their harmonics. (9)

In terms of the concept of dissipative structures, and since the initial work by Lashley and
Pribram showing the network functioning of neuronal populations, a model of holographic
optical quanta was proposed by Pribram, in 1991, in order to model the brain (10).

In 1987 and 1993, Davidov, introduced the concept of solitons to explain metabolic energy
transport mechanisms, acting through excitation of molecular chains. (11).

Freeman (l 996, 2000) observed that networks of neurones functioned in a manner which was
synchronised both in phase and in amplitude (12, 13).

Ricciardi, in 1967 and Umezawa in 1976, had already biult up the quantum model of the
brain, accepting this hypothesis (14).

At the end of 1997, progress in millimetre wave measurement machines (with a sensitivity in
the region of 0.5x10-22 W/Hz) made it possible to record human millimetre radiation (15).
The dissipative quantum model of the brain was applied and confirmed for the neuronal
networks by Pessa in 1999 (16).
In 2000, Eléonora Alfinito confirmed the quantum field theory, observing that dipolar
quantum waves had varying frequencies in time and space, both for memory effects and for
localised cerebral activities (17). This concept of the "living being" was considered by Sit'ko
to be the 4th constituent of the quantum organisation of nature, after the molecule, atom and
nucleus (18).

It has been established that a strong electric field ( # 105 V/cm) exists at the surface of each
living cell membrane. Considering that the physical properties of membranes allow these to
oscillate at frequencies of 1010 to 1011 Hz (i.e. millimetre waves), Sit'ko concluded that each
cell of each living organisms could be considered to be a source of an electromagnetic pump.

Specialists at the Scientific Research Centre for Quantum Medicine "VIDHUK" of the
Ukraine Ministry of Health, used very high sensitivity radiometric measurement systems to
determine the radio-electric properties of the human body:

- irradiation tends towards a constant level for each specific organism

- For different people, the levels of radiation may differ by 2 or 3 values
- The potency of the radiation depends on the functional state of the body, the type of life
and nutrition (19).
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2 - Measurements of resistances of human body systems and organs

In 1954, Dr Rheinhold Voll (1909-1990), a German physicist from Plochingen, measured the
human organ and body system resistance by electro-acupuncture (Voll organometer) to the
passage of a continuous 1.28 V current (minimal voltage to be applied between 2 electrodes in
order to obtain passage of a current without changing biological systems).

Several thousands of patients were tested in this way. Voll's works were correlated and
published in 1986 by Fritz Albert Popp, a world-renowned expert at the Kaiserlautern
Biophysics Centre in Germany (20). Voll was able to measure the resistances of organs and
systems in human beings.

The resistances ranged between 1000 and 2 kiloohms. A healthy individual in homeostatic
equilibrium had values of 100 k ohms per measurement branch, with limits of between 140
and 94 k ohms.

Any increase in resistances indicates a hypo-reactivity or hypofunctioning (greater than 140 k

ohms) process, and any fall in resistances indicated either an irritative process (between 94
and 71 k ohms), or either an inflammatory process or intoxication (resistances less than 70 k
ohms).
 3 - Colloidal Properties of a material

After T. Graham discovered a new state of a material in 1861: the colloidal state, an
intermediary between the mineral and organic, allowing cells to keep their properties in a
common medium, optical, physical and chemical refinement allowed the observation to be
made that the entire human body, except for the integument, consists of infinitely small
particles which were constantly moving and electrically charged, maintained in suspension,
and all forming the "colloidal state".

The essential characteristics of this "colloidal state" is that the perpetual movement of these
unicellular particles (an agglomerate of similar molecules of 0.001 to 0.3 µn, called micelles).

The agitation was due to electrical charges which these particles carried and to the action of
the terestial magnetic field (W. Krauss, 1979) and to movements of cellular centrioles (M.
Bornens).

If these electrified micelles lost their electrical charge, they stopped moving and precipitated.
Similarly, if their movement was slowed down or stopped, the micelles lost their electric
charge and precipitated (obvious crystallisation of a blood drop, R. Steiner).

As a result of all this, it is essential to constantly maintain this dual physical factor:
movements-charge and charge-movements of micelles, defines the permanent biological
colloidal state and any damage to one or other of these factors causes them to precipitate.

Any biological material taken from a clinically and biologically healthy body is a in a
preserved colloidal state, and vice versa. The colloidal state corresponds to a precise
movement of eletronic charge within the living material, both in terms of the ions emitted and
those which are received.

The quality of the intra- and extracellular water (which makes shorter or longer hydrostatic
bonds: monomers, dimers, trimers etc. up to 7 molecules may be bound together, studies by
Damadian), both increases and amplifies the quality of the electrical signal.

This results in one major law: all colloidal systems are not living but all living systems are
colloidal; electronic charges give the structure to the material, failing which the material is
reduced to the state of its constitutent materials.

4 - Perturbing foci and fields

Studies by X. Pflaum (between 1979 and 1982) and by V. Schmidt on neuro-humoral

regulation, and by R. Sheldrake, T. Moss and P. Mandell demonstrated that any pathological
process is preceded to a greater or larger extent by neuro-functional disequilibrium and loco-
regional electrical constants.

5 - Measurement of biological microcurrents

The research bio-electronics work by L.C. Vincent allowed measurement techniques for
biological micro currents to be established. This method has been automated and
computerised by the German company Med-tronik.

It is based on the concept "of electrotitrotion". The electrical field created by a generator
between 2 skin electrodes, alternatively anode and then cathode, induces polarisation of the
biological volume traversed by the field, the electron flow transforming into an ion current.

By applying Ohm's law, the system may therefore calculate the amounts of H+ ions (acid) and
basic ions (HCOO, performic acid) in the different tissues of the areas traversed.

The redox processes which permanently regulate all cell mechanisms for membrane
equilibration, ion exchange, enzyme activity, osmotic and oncotic pressures, rH2 and pH and
at the end of the day, the human electrical field.

They obey very strict laws and constraints. The Vincent bio-electronic allows pH, resistivities
and redox (rH2) potentials of blood, urine and saliva to be analysed and biological micro
currents to be measured.

6 - Somaesthesia

In addition to the clearly identified sensory organs such as eyes and ears, the body has
receptors which are sensitive to tissue mechanical stimulation in almost all of its tissues.
Information obtained from all of these receptors form the stomato visceral sensitivity and is
divided into a somatic sensitivity or somaesthesia (either superficial or deep) (the system
inervating the skin, joints, ligaments and tendons) and visceral sensitivity (the system
inervating the viscera) (fig. 6.1). Somaesthesia represents four major modalities: mechanical
sensitivity (touch, vibration etc.), thermal sensitivity, chemical sensitivity and pain. Chemo
reception, which is involved mostly in visceral sensitivity, is linked to the autonomic nervous
system.
 7 - Use of the principle of nuclear magnetic resonance in biology:

Dr Raymond Damadian, a mathematician and bio-physicist from the New York State
University Medical Center, studied the magnetic resonance of water molecule protons in
living cells (proton relaxation time, linked to H+/OH- hydrostatic bonds).
He showed that these protons, when they formed part of a cancer cell, had a different
relaxation time to protons from healthy tissues. All healthy tissues have times of between 0.26
and 0.90 seconds, whereas the same tissues when diseased by tumour contain less bound
water, which requires 1 and 1.5 seconds to delete the orientation effects of the resistant field.
By a mechanical comparison, it may be considered that application of NMR involves
measuring the elasticity of the molecule.
Dr R. Damadian came to the conclusion that the water molecules in cancerous tissue behaved
differently to water molecules in normal tissue. In his opinion, water was the major
component of all cells and water molecules formed dipoles, i.e. groups formed by two
electrical or magnetic charges, which were equal and of opposite polarity.
In a healthy cell, the dipoles align along the electrical fields created by ions (atoms or groups
of atoms carrying an electrical charge) within the cells, in an order which corresponds to the
cell structure. The electrical charges are perturbed and the structure of the cell is disorganised
in the cancer cell, the centrioles which were perpendicular become parallel (explaining the
loss in tempero-spatial positioning of the cell). The work by Dr Damadian completely
confirmed the bio-electronic explanation for the origin of cancerous cells.

8 - Information theory

This is based on the following work:

" Morpho-genetic fields and information theory by R. Sheldrake

" The biology of light by A.F. Popp
" The colloidal theory by T.Graham
" Calculation of frequencies at an organic level by Sit'ko
" Cell exchanges induce a potential difference at the level of the membrane

These studies show the existence of an intercellular language within the body, coding of
information in electromagnetic form at the level of the cell being the key to medicine for the
future
 9 – Some Neurophysiology principles

A review of the fundamental principles of neurophysiology will enable you to rapidly

interpret the ESG
Homeostasis
Homeostasis is the natural capacity of our body to maintain a dynamic state of equilibrium of
our internal environment.
Homeostasis is dependent on cortical and sub-cortical structures (the capacity for functional
regulation of homeostasis) and on genetic polymorphism (the capacity for genetic regulation
of homeostasis)
ESG allows the state of health of the subject (functional delta) to be established with respect
to its ability to maintain correct homeostasis.
Our brain is above all programmed to ensure survival of the individual at all costs.
Amongst other things this survival is based on respect of the equilibrium of these constants of
our internal environment.
However, all systems and organs contribute to maintaining homeostasis. This dynamic
regulation is subject to variations which remain within a physiological delta value.
The ESG images may therefore vary depending on chronobiology and according to the
circumstances at the time of measurement, as do all laboratory analyses, the
electrocardiogram or electroencephalogram. These variations must however be maintained
within a physiological delta value

ESG and brain’s structure

The ESG records values of neuronal excitability and metabolic production of the following
cortical and sub-cortical structures:
Frontal lobes: which are the place where thought is constructed
The hypophysis: production from which determines almost all of the hormonal system
The hypothalamus represents 1% of the total weight of the brain i.e. 4 grams.
However it controls a large part of our major functions:
Blood pressure
Hunger/thirst regulation
The autonomic nervous system
Body temperature
The endocrine system, through releasing factors from the hypothalamus
By showing the extent of metabolic production, ESG plays a key role in neurofunctional
diagnosis
ESG also allows the level of neuronal excitability of the limbic system to be estimated.
The limbic system influences our behaviour and the handling of our emotions.
As we know that emotions influence the immune system, the endocrine system and the
autonomic nervous system, we can understand the importance of this measurement.
The limbic system also controls our medium term memory and our learning memory.
In addition it plays a role in triggering dermatological problems
The autonomic nervous system : dysfunctions of the autonomic nervous system are factors
which aggravate many diseases (diabetes, cardiovascular diseases). They may also be
sufficient to explain many dysfunctions (constipation, gastrointestinal problems, stress etc.)

ESG and immunity

Immunity : ESG also records the level of T lymphocytes circulating in the body. T
lymphocytes form one of the bases of the immune system, as antibodies released by B
lymphocytes require the presence of T lymphocytes. T lymphocytes also give rise to NK
(Natural Killer) cells which are necessary for the removal of organisms and cancer cells

Connection neuro- psycho- endocrino-immune (image I and II)

The image I helps us to understand the interrelationship or connection between the 3 body
systems:
The central nervous system, with which is associated the autonomic nervous system
The endocrine system
The immune system
This connection is achieved through molecules, the neuropeptides, neuromediators and
cytokines.
The relationships of this organisation are essential for the neurofunctional interpretation of
ESG demonstrates the importance of the endocrine system and the effects of existing
modulation or feedback
The stress
Discovered by PR Seyle, the implications of stress in medical terms is still a current topic.
Stress is necessary for life, although its persistence is responsible for dysfunctions and factors
which aggravate many diseases. (image III)
In addition, as a result of feedback from persistent stress, we can better understand how
inflammation, for example gastro-intestinal, can lead to a fall in immunity or a depressive
state
These 2 curves demonstrate the inverse relationship between blood cortisol levels and the
number of plasma T lymphocytes.(image IV)
From this curve it is clear that a state of stress maintained by infection, allergy, a virus or a
psychological problem will have repercussions on immunity.
Sanguineous pH and tissue pH (image V )
Finally, you should remember that blood and tissue pH behave inversely
Acidosis corresponds to basic tissues (blue colour on the ESG)
Image I

Central Nervous System

Right Cortex Left Cortex

reticular Glucocorticoïds
THALAMUS
limbic System
Autonomic System

HYPOTHALAMUS ADH
Serotonin
Dopamin

SS MSH GRF CRF LFR TRF

Médulloadrenal
HYPOPHYSIS Corticoadrenal
Catécholamines

immune System endocrine System

Image II

cognitif stimuli No cognitif stimuli

(emotionnal stress) (bacteries,virus,toxins)

MSH
Hypothalamus Lymphocytes

CRH CRH

Hypophysis Macrophages
IL-1
ACTH TSH FSH
Lymphocytes B
Adrenal ACTH

Glucocorticoïds
Image IV

T
LYMPHOCYTES

8H 11H 16H 22H

CORTISOL
PLASMA

8h

Image III

Stress
Bacteries, virus,allergie, Hypothalamus
intoxication,
psychological conflict ,

Autonomic system Hypophysis

Limbic S.
Corticoadrenal
Immune S. Médulloadrenal
Cortisol
Catécholamines
Glucocorticoïds
persistent Stress
vigilance

feedback Effects Come back to normal

Image V

TISSUES
ACID

Inversion
Interfaces
Foods acid
Drinks ALKALIN /alkalin
Medicine Sanguineous Reduction
/oxydation

URINE
ACID
VII. INDICATIONS FOR ESG / DDFAO

General medicine:
Essential tool complementary to clinical observation to determine:
Whether homeostasis is respected (internal media constants) and if it is not to
prescribe further examinations (screening)
Functional diseases, to determine the cause and origin
The functional complications of lesions
Recorded cure for all diseases
Gynaecology
By visualising the psychoneuro-endocrino-immune connection
To understand the causes of hypofertility or sterility
To monitor difficult pregnancies
Cardiology
The inflammatory region revealed by the DDFAO can help:
Evaluate cardiovascular risk
Initiate action to prevent the pathology
Monitor treatment of cardiovascular diseases
Treat aggravating factors (cortisol , sympathetic system, psychology, immunity….)
ENT
Distinguish between allergy and chronic inflammation
Monitor treatment
Surgery
Estimate the body's recovery potential before surgery and thereby reduce the risk of
neucosomial diseases
Reduce stress before surgery
Improve healing

Anti-age medicine
ESG provides a view of inflammation and tissue ischemia which significantly increases
entropy
Endocrinology
Note the psychoneuro-endocrino-immune connection and therapeutic monitoring of
replacement therapy
Psychology and psychiatry
Note the psychoneuro-endocrino-immune connection and acquire greater understanding of the
origin of psychiatric pathologies or behaviour
Nutritionists
Note the psychoneuro-endocrino-immune connection and acquire greater understanding of
the origin of obesity or anorexia.
Oncology
Determine the oxidizing stress in a basic medium, which promotes genetic damage
responsible for initiating cancer, and introduce prevention at this stage
View the dysfunction caused by the cancerous lesion and restore homeostasis to
improve prognosis
Therapeutic monitoring
Gastro-enterology
Note the psychoneuro-endocrino-immune connection and acquire greater understanding of the
origin of digestive problems (constipation, mucosal hyperpermeability ….)

Sports medicine
Practicing sport at a high level requires an optimal state of homeostatic balance
Visualising the levels of stress, oxygenation at muscle level and the athlete's psychological
condition will influence his or her performance.
Dermatology
Skin diseases often have psychological, endocrine, immune system, allergic or hepatic
origins….visualisation of the psychoneuro-endocrino-immune connection is used to
determine the origin of pathologies and appropriate treatment.
Pain-relief medicine
Practicing neurofunctional auricular acupuncture helps reduce almost all types of pain.
Professor Alimi relieves Gustave Roussy cancer sufferers using this method and a publication
proves that this technique has given results where morphine was ineffective.

Homeopathy:
Homeopathy acts without drugs, using the transmission of low frequency electromagnetic
waves. DDFAO which records bioconductivity, is used to recommend the most suitable
bioelectronic treatment.
Acupuncture
Acupuncture, created by the Chinese empirically, 5000 years ago, was used to restore the
body's balance (yin /yang), which neurophysiologists call homeostasis. It is precisely these
variations in balance and connections which DDFAO displays. An electrical measurement of
all the meridians, taking chronobiology into account, is also taken without using subjective
methods such as pulse-taking or the condition of the tongue.

VIII. CONTRAINDICATIONS OF DDFAO:

Cardiac pacemaker wearers

Dermatological lesions in contact with the electrodes

Amputation of member

Pregnant women: the examination is not dangerous, but the results could be incorrect
due to the presence of the baby

IX. INTERPRETATION OF RESULTS

Interpretation is based on neurophysiological, neurofunctional and neuroscientific aspects

and inductive statistics (using more than 15000 measurements). Interpretation will require
visualisation of all reconstituted images as well as graphics, using your medical knowledge.
Pathological grids cannot be drawn up on the basis of DDFAO examinations because
the same pathologies can cause different dysfunctions.
 The level of deviation from homeostasis must be interpreted and a functional
diagnosis made.
The measurement and interpretation provided by DDFAO does not take the clinical
context or clinical examination into account, so the physician must make the synthesis
between the measurement and the clinical context (pathology, pharmacopoeia, prior
history….) which remains essential.
Patients under medication (anti-inflammatories, antidepressants, antibiotics,
hypotensives, diuretics, hormones….) must specify their treatment.
If the treatment is short-lasting, the examination can be postponed until 15 days after
the end of treatment.
If the treatment is long-duration, the examination is performed taking into account the
fact that most drugs reduce bioconductivity (basic terrain) except in the event of drug
allergy, which, on the contrary, increases bioconductivity.
In agreement with Pflaum's work on neurofunctional regulation, the function is, by
definition, dynamic, so that several records (stimuli) are needed to be able to judge
homeostatic regulation.
Therefore, detecting organic or structural lesions which alter function can only take
place dynamically.
One measurement must be mad according to the standard and one using the automatic
device, to make a functional diagnosis of a patient:
The comparison with standard measurements will provide information on the patient's
functional status in real time and the functions of each system and organ with respect
to the norm.

The automatic measurement will provide information on the functional status, taking
chronobiology into account and visualising the origin of the dysfunctions detected in
organs or systems.

1- Neurophysiological, neurofunctional and neuroscientific bases

The pH conditions the voltage and intensity of each zone of the body and determines the
activity of Ca+ dependant voltage
An tissue alkaline pH is a sign of:

Tissue hypoxia
Vessel vasodilatation (increased NO and reduced catecholamines and serotonin)
Increased cellular exchanges and tissue proliferation
Increased apoptosis and genetic damage
Reduced neuronal excitability
Acidosis (Sanguineous)
An tissue acid pH is a sign of:

Tissue hyperoxia
Vessel vasoconstriction (reduced NO and increased catecholamines and serotonin)
Reduced cellular exchanges and tissue proliferation
Accelerated entropy
Increased neuron excitability
alkalosis(Sanguineous)
Functional diagnosis is performed by comparing the automatic measurement with the standard
measurement, taking into account from both a diagnostic and a therapeutic points of view
what is stabilised or aggravated in the automatic measurement.

In the automatic measurement

bioconductivity is increased:

homeostatic status unbalanced

possibility of:

stress (look for viral, bacterial infection, allergies, intoxication, seats of psychological
disorders or conflicts) which could cause inflammation, the clinical context and
complementary examinations are required to eliminate this possibility
oxidizing stress by raising the redox potential
search for interconnections and feedback effects of a functional or already
pathological psychoneuro-endocrino-immune function imbalance
increased neuron excitability
increased CO2 , catecholamines, serotonin and reduced NO and voltage dependent
Ca++

If this condition persists, and depending on its prior history (system feedback effects),
increased bioconductivity can cause deficiency diseases: possibility of:
connectivity
arthritis
muscle contractions
acute attacks of inflammatory osteoarthritis
cardiovascular diseases : artherosclerosis , stoke
diabetes Type II
hypofertility
thyroid deregulation
adrenal gland deregulation
hepatic deregulation
degeneration of all kinds, including macular, impotence, dwarfism,
dryness of all kinds.

Possibility of initiating benign or malignant tumoral processes

development of necrotic processes
allergy or intoxication (which are both types of inflammation)
vicious post-traumatic sequelae, with or without reactional disturbing
or destabilising foci.

reduced bioconductivity:
unbalanced homeostatic condition
possibility of:
Chronic inflammation with vasodilatation and increased cell exchanges requiring a
search for foci through complementary examination
oxidizing stress through reduction of redox potential
 search for interconnections and feedback effects of functional or already pathological
psychoneuro-endocrino-immune imbalance
reduced neuronal excitability
reduced CO2 , catecholamines, serotonin and increased NO and voltage dependent
Ca++

If this condition persists, and depending on its prior history (system feedback effects), reduced
bioconductivity can cause diseases due to excess:
Possibility of:
osteoarthritis
thyroid deregulation
somesthetic disorders
cardiovascular diseases : arteriosclerosis
diabetes Type I
adenomas
fibromas
Paget's disease
polyposis
Ocular hypertension
Possibility of progression of benign or malignant tumour processes and
increased apoptotic processes.
2.Statistical interpretation (15000 measurements)

CASE 1 - This patient displays a strong potential for recovery with a possibility of rapidly
reaching a state of vigilance and stress with no feedback effects (immunity and
physiological limbic system).
Ischemia in the phrenic zones and upper limbs is due to muscular tension.
Hyperthroidism is the result of hyper-production by the hypothalamus and the hypophysis.
Hypoexcitability of the frontal lobes reflects an increase in cerebral activity.
This patient requires further examination, particularly with respect to the thyroid.
CASE 2 - This patient wants to become pregnant and has a menstrual delay (15 days)
without pregnancy.
She displays hormonal hypoproduction (hypophyseal zone), reduced immunity (T
lymphocytes stored in the thymus).
increased emotivity (limbic system) and increased cerebral activity (frontal lobes)
indicating high stress (slaved right hand measurement)
CASE 3 - This patient takes hormone replacement treatment, which has caused a
dysfunction of the hypothalamus and hypophyseal hormone production reflected in the
thyroid.
Ischemia in the upper limbs causes pain.
Ischemia in the limbic system causes insomnia and tension headaches.
Cardiovascular examinations have been prescribed
CASE 4 - This patient suffers from severe hormonal problems (hypothalamus and above
all hypophyseal dysfunction).
Ischemia reflects inflammation of the digestive system, kidneys and genital area, requiring
further examination of these organs.
Immunity is reduced, emotivity increased and the frontal lobes are in a state of
hypoexcitation, indicating depression.
Slaved measurement is used to note the level of asthenia and hypometabolism in this
patient.
CASE 5 - Severe ischemia requiring further examination.
Hormonal disorders.
Feedback effects of stress in the immune and limbic systems.
Digestive and urogenital examinations are necessary.
In this case, there is a significant increase in cardiovascular risk.
CASE 6 - Stationary condition between the standard and automatic measurements, reflecting
homeostatic imbalance with persistent stress leading to feedback effects with reduced
immunity and short-term memory and increased emotivity.
It is essential to find the cause of the stress through further examination.
CASE 7 - Patient displaying sympathetic dystonia with dysfunction of the hypothalamus
and rapidly controlled stress in the chronobiology.
However, since the problem is controlled by the left cortex (hyperexcitability), this
dystonia should be monitored and a cardiovascular examination performed.
The automatic measurement shows that the hypophyseal dysfunction is compensated; the
posterior hypothalamus appears to be the reason for this. The patient is hypertensive and
suffers from hypercholesterolemia.
The slaved measurement of the limbic system indicates that the patient suffers from
insomnia.
CASE 8 - Patient under anticoagulant following cardiopathy.
The ischemia with feedback effects in the immune and limbic systems indicates that the
this patient displays factors aggravating the pathology and the cardiovascular risk is
greatly increased.
CASE 9 - Patient suffering from type I diabetes.
Ischemia with increased sympathetic activity and stress are factors which aggravate the
pathology. Emergency measures must be taken.
CASE 10 - This patient suffers from hyperproduction of vasopressin in the hypothalamus
accompanied by hypertension and reduced diuresis, which is reflected by chronic asthenia.
CASE 11 - This patient suffers from hypothalamic and hypophyseal hyperproduction,
indicating
an increase in hormone production.
Since diuresis is reduced, vasopressin is increased, leading to hypertension.
The patient also suffers from insomnia (limbic system)
Cardiovascular monitoring is essential for this patient.
 • If the mean of all the recording branches is >+20: premature ageing, inflammatory
condition with increased cardiovascular risk, neurovegetative dystonia (spasmophilia),
digestive intolerance, neuro-endocrine disorders, allergies, intoxication, increased risk
of degenerative neurological disease.

Inherited disposition to allergy

If the mean of all the recording branches is <-20: chronic fatigue, possibility of chronic
inflammation, risk of genetic damage and cancerogenic initiation: degenerative terrain.

Degenerative state
 • If cortisol, thyroxin, immunity and the left cortex display reduced bioconductivity:
possibility of degenerative disease.

Diagnosed cancer

Multiple sclerosis
Clinical protocol

a) – All new patients have 4 measurements made: all using the automatic delta to optimise
measurement. This measurement is automatic using the dynamic examination icon.

2 standard 30 second measurements

2 automatic 30 second measurements

We make the functional diagnosis by comparison between the 2nd visit using the automatic
device (Aa) and the second visit using standard measurements (Na)

The dynamics between the standard examination and the automatic examination reveals the
origin of the functional problems affecting the organs and systems visualised by the standard
or slaved measurements: 2 examples

Greater bio conductivity problems indicating a state of stress. The origin of the dysfunction is
hyper-production of the hypothalamo –hypophyseal pathway reflected in the thyroid.
However, in this case, hypothalamo-hypophyseal dysfunction is sustained and a urogenital
disorder is indicated by the automatic measurement, confirming hypertension and
hypercholesterolemia.

b) Depending on the changes in bioconductivity observed and aid in deciding on a proposed

treatment: BRC MEDIBIO , homeopathy, somatic acupuncture, auricular acupuncture,
osteopathy ….we start by regulating the target areas.

A new basic examination (30 seconds) is performed after 5 minutes:

There are 2 possibilities:

• bioconductivity is not regulated or has worsened

This is doubtless an organic or structural problem.

The measurements show the same image of lack of regulation when bio conductivity falls
steeply from L1 to S5.
Examination recorded Examination 5 minutes after treatment

Further biochemical and lesional examinations are requested. Laboratory tests, X-rays.….. :

It is a case of ankylosing spondylitis.

All the cases we have sent for further examination have confirmed a more or less serious
organic or structural biochemical problem.

In this case, biophysical treatment in association with conventional treatment may help the
patient, particularly in the event of pain (auricular acupuncture)

• Bioconductivity is regulated

We then regulate the other zones until a well-balanced homeostatic result is obtained.

Examination obtained
Examination 5minutes after treatment
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Clinical trials
"Approved"
Deputy Chief Medical Officer
of S.P.Botkin municipal hospital clinic

Alexéev V.G.
25 June 2003

Report on clinical testing Computerized Screening and Functional Diagnosis - DDFAO

System, composed as detailed in the appendix, produced by MEDI L.D. (France).

Between 19 June and 25 June 2003, in the functional diagnosis section of the S.P.Botkin
municipal hospital clinic, clinical tests were performed on the Computerized Screening and
Functional Diagnosis - DDFAO, composed as detailed in the appendix, produced by MEDI
L.D. (France).

To perform these tests, a system, a technical trial report and documentation including a
description of the system and the user manual were provided.

The tests were intended to determine the main parameters and possibilities for recommending
the use of the device in diagnostic establishments and prophylaxis centres. The tests were
performed by employees of the functional diagnosis section, following prior instruction on
how to use the system, provided by a MEDI L.D. (France) specialist.

Computerized Screening and Functional Diagnosis - DDFAO System, composed as detailed

in the appendix, produced by MEDI L.D. (France), is intended for use in rapid patient
examination based on the analysis of electrical conductivity of human organs and systems.
The patient examination is performed using six connected electrodes. The data recorded is
transmitted to the computer. The DDFAO program analyses the data obtained and generates a
large number of reports on the condition of the patient examined. Depending on the type of
diagnosis to be made the examination takes between 30 seconds and 3 minutes. The program
stores a database of patients, users and examinations as well as a dynamic analysis of the
patient's condition over time. Because it is easy to use and highly effective, the DDFAO
system can be used by various different types of medical establishment to make a rapid
evaluation of a patient's condition. During development of the system we used the work done
by R.Voll, V.Schmidt and X.Pflaum. The biophysics of the electrical characteristics of the
human body are used to confirm that there is a range of values of electrical conductivity and
capacity specific to a healthy body. Alterations in the state of individual organs and major
systems influence these electrical characteristics. Measuring instruments are used to
determine deviations when there is a rise or fall in these values. The values thus obtained from
the signal between the different branches are within a range of –100 to 100 conventional units
and are used to evaluate the state of the patient's organs and systems. Based on this
information, the system performs the analysis and gives an indication of that state of the
organs and systems – essential targets, the dysfunction of which can lead to various diseases
Required computer configuration:
Processor – Pentium or higher, RAM – 32 Mb or more; disk space – at least 35 Mb; CD ROM
drive; sound card, mouse.
The program runs with all types of video adaptor resolution.
Protocol
The tests were performed on 65 patients between 19 June and 25 June 2003
The 65 patients were split into 4 batches:
Batch 1: healthy patient with no known pathology or symptoms
Batch 2: hepatic patients
Batch 3: patients suffering from malignant tumours
Batch 4: patients hospitalised with severe depression

33 women aged between 26 and 75

32 men aged between 24 and 82

Measurements were all taken dynamically (measurement time 2 minutes)

The diagnosis took into account:

The electrosomatogram: value of 22 volumes recorded
The somatotom: value of 69 zones
Standard deviation of the automatic examination
Result

Batch 1: healthy patient with no known pathology or symptoms

Mean of electrosomatogram between –5 and +10
Mean of the 69 zones of the somatotom: between –10 and +12
Volumes of the electrosomatogram most affected: 115 17 3 4 bioconductivity increased
2 4 16 18 bioconductivity decreased
Automatically controlled dynamic analysis: improvement of all values in automatic mode and
standard deviation: 73
Zones of the somatotom most affected: phrenic zones and arm

Batch 2: hepatic patients

Mean of electrosomatogram: - 20
Mean of the 69 zones of the somatotom: - 23
Volumes of the electrosomatogram most affected: 1 2 3 4 5 6 bioconductivity decreased
Automatically controlled dynamic analysis: aggravation of all the values and standard
deviation: 60
Zones of the somatotom most affected: zones of the cortex and digestive system overall with
diminished bioconductivity

Batch 3: patients suffering from malignant tumours

Mean of electrosomatogram:- 30
Mean of the 69 zones of the somatotome – 33
Volumes of the electrosomatogram most affected: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9 10 16 18 bioconductivity
decreased
Automatically controlled dynamic analysis: aggravation of all values in automatic mode and
standard deviation: 47
Zones of the somatotom most affected: left cortex and immune system
Batch 4: patients hospitalized for severe depression
Mean of electrosomatogram: - 10
Mean of the 69 zones of the somatotom - 12
Volumes of the electrosomatogram most affected: 1 3 16 18 bio conductivity strongly
decreased
Automatically controlled dynamic analysis: aggravation of values 1 3 16 18 in automatic
mode and standard deviations: 63
Zones of the somatotom most affected: right and left cortex, limbic system and immunity.
Discussion:

It is clearly demonstrated that analysing the measurement of bio conductivity determined by

the DDFAO examination detects the pathologies we selected (hepatitis, cancers, severe
depression) simply through dynamic analysis of the electrosomatograms and somatotoms
obtained and the standard deviation in automatic mode.
Analysis of the standard deviation can also be used to judged the patients' recovery potential
in both healthy and sick patients.
The means of the results described above are:
In batch 1: 73 %
In batch 2: 77 %
In batch 3: 79 %
In batch 4: 89 %
Which is extremely significant, although it is clear that this screening requires further
examination to confirm the diagnosis.

Conclusion:
The DDFAO analyses the body's bio conductivity using a method requiring no intervention
by either the patient or the practitioner in just 2 minutes and by producing reconstituted
graphics and images such as the electrosomatogram, the somatotom and dynamic analysis
using variable parameters is undeniably interesting in addition to the practitioner's clinical
observations, and enables a functional delta to be determined and detects pathologies at an
early stage.
Computerized Screening and Functional Diagnosis - DDFAO System, meets modern
requirements for advance diagnosis and may considerably reduce the time needed to prescribe
methods of investigation or further treatment for patients. Computerized Screening and
Functional Diagnosis - DDFAO System, can be used by diagnostic establishments and
prophylaxis centres, and it is recommended for registration by the Russian Federation
Ministry of Health, considering its composition as detailed in the Appendix of this Report.

Physician in the functional

diagnosis section
Mertsalova O.N.
 Appendix to the clinical test
report of 25 June 2003

Composition of the Computerized Screening and Functional Diagnosis - DDFAO System

1. Device connected to the computer's USB port.

2. Electrodes to apply to the patient.
3. Connecting cables and wires.
4. DDFAO Multilingual CD – the DDFAO program.
5. User manual.

Mertsalova O.N.
 "Approved"
General Manager
of the OOO "Jeldorpharmtrans"
Medical centre

E.V. Lvova
03 July 2003

Report of clinical tests performed

on the computer aided functional diagnosis and screening system - DDFAO, composed as
detailed in the appendix, produced by MEDI L.D. (France).

1. Test procedure
During the period of 23 June 2003 to 03 July 2003 at the OOO "Jeldorpharmtrans" medical
centre, practicing diagnosis and treatment, covered by a licence, Serial N° MDKZ N°15032 /
6491 dated 18.07.2002, issued by the Moscow Public Health Committee, clinical tests were
held concerning the computer aided functional diagnosis and screening system - DDFAO,
composed as detailed in the appendix, produced by MEDI L.D. (France).
Protocol
Tests were performed on 70 patients between 23 June and 03 July 2003
49 women aged between 15 and 73
21 men aged between 19 and 78.

The tests were performed on patients who visited the centre for various reasons.

A dynamic CAFDS examination was performed and then, after clinical observation, the
patients were sent for conventional examinations (laboratory tests, ECG, echography, X-
rays….. )
Once the diagnosis was made, we looked at the CAFDS results again to determine the
system's efficacy.

2. Composition of the system during tests

The system is composed as indicated in the appendix to the report; technical documentation
has been provided: description of the system and operating manual, technical and
toxicological test reports.

3. Purpose of the tests

To determine, through tests, the possibility of recommending the installation and use of the
CAFDS system by diagnostic establishments, spas and prophylaxis centres.

4. Destination of the computer aided functional diagnosis and screening system – DDFAO

The computer aided functional diagnosis and screening system - DDFAO, being produced by
MEDI L.D. (France), from the functional point of view, includes the DDFAO measuring
device and program, it is designed to make a rapid examination of a patient, based on an
analysis of the volume conductivity of human organs and systems. During the examination,
the patient is connected by six electrodes which measure the electrical characteristics of
specific skin zones. Using the DDFAO device, running as a dependant interface controlled by
a computer program, the data are entered into the computer and subjected to later processing
by the DDFAO program, which analyses the data acquired and produces a large number of
reports relative to the condition of the patient examined. Depending on the type of diagnosis
involved, the examination lasts from 30 seconds to 3 minutes. The information on each new
patient is entered into the database, thereby reporting on each of the patient's visits to analyse
the dynamics of the patient's condition over time. Because it is very easy to use and extremely
efficient, the computer aided functional diagnosis and screening system - DDFAO can be
used in different medical establishments for fast evaluation of a patient's bodily condition and
to detect any eventual pathologies. During development of the system we used the work done
by R.Voll, V.Schmidt and X.Pflaum. The biophysics of the electrical characteristics of the
human body allow us to confirm that there is a range of values of electrical conductivity and
capacity specific to a healthy body. Alterations in the state of individual organs and major
systems influence these electrical characteristics, increasing or reducing conductivity and
capacity which are recorded by the DDFAO device. The signals obtained between the
different branches are within a range of –100 to 100 conventional units and used to evaluate
the state of the patient's organs and systems with sufficient accuracy. Based on this
information, the system performs the analysis and gives an indication of the state of the
organs and systems – essential targets, dysfunction of which can lead to various diseases
Required computer configuration:
Processor – Pentium or higher, RAM – 32 Mb or more; disk space – at least 35 Mb; CD ROM
drive; sound card, mouse..
The program runs with all types of video adaptor resolution.
The CAFDS device is connected to the computer's USB port. The DDFAO device does not
require an external power supply.

5. Test procedure
During clinical testing, the computer aided functional diagnosis and screening system -
DDFAO, produced by MEDI L.D. (France) was used in the OOO "Jeldorpharmtrans"
medical centre for fast patient diagnosis.
70 patients were examined.
It was concluded that the data acquired could be used, with a high degree of certainty, to
detect organs needing further examination or a visit to a specialist. The data from the
examination of patients obtained using the computer aided functional diagnosis and screening
system - DDFAO, were verified by specialised investigations. It was noted that the
probability diagnostics provided by the DDFAO system showed a high degree of correlation
with the data from investigations made using conventional methods.
It appears that for various pathologies (spasmophilia, digestive intoxication, gastric ulcers,
gallstones, tension migraines, arrhythmias ……) , the DDFAO system showed a degree of
correlation with the data produced by the conventional tests to a level of 79,6 %.

6. Conclusion

With a figure of 79.6 % of correlation between the diagnosis established and the DDFAO, it is
undeniable that this system, with its ease of use and the time needed to take the measurement
( 2 to 3 minutes), is useful in addition to clinical observation in medical diagnostic centres, for
directing the patient in a rational manner to other more costly examinations.
the computer aided functional diagnosis and screening system - DDFAO composed as
detailed in the appendix, produced by MEDI L.D. (France) (see the appendix to this report)
meets modern requirements for advance diagnosis and may considerably reduce the time
needed to prescribe methods of investigation or further treatment for patients. The computer
aided functional diagnosis and screening system - DDFAO, can be used by diagnostic
establishments and prophylaxis centres, and it is recommended for registration by the Russian
Federation Ministry of Health, considering its composition as given in the Appendix of this
Report.

:
Lobanova G.A.

Appendix to the clinical test

report of 03 July 2003

Composition
the computer aided functional diagnosis and screening system – DDFAO:
Device connected to the computer's USB port.
Electrodes to apply to the patient.
Connecting cables and wires.
DDFAO Multilingual CD – the DDFAO program.
User manual.

Lobanova G.A.