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A Clinical Analysis of Pancreas Head and Tail Manifestations The pancreas, a vital organ in both the digestive and endocrine systems, often reveals its functional status through distinct patterns in the iris. Iridology, the study of iris markings, provides insights into pancreatic health by examining specific zones: the pancreas head and pancreas tail. Below is a detailed translation and expansion …
Diverticulosis, Stenosis, and Dilation of the Descending Colon – Case Study 9 Introduction Iridology, the study of iris patterns to assess systemic health, provides unique insights into colonic disorders such as diverticulosis, stenosis, and abnormal dilation. This case study examines these conditions in the descending colon, correlating iridological signs with clinical symptoms and pathophysiology. Table: Pathologies and Symptoms of the …
8.1 Iridology: Transverse Colon Analysis – Understanding Ptosis and Diverticular Manifestations (Case Study 8) The following table presents a detailed clinical overview of transverse colon ptosis (drooping) and related intestinal pathologies, as observed through iridological examination and correlated with systemic symptoms. Condition Symptoms Pathophysiological Correlations Intestinal Fistula – Pupillary changes: Retracted pupil, transverse elliptical deformation. – Transverse colon ptosis: Severe drooping (less than …
8.1 Iridology – Caecum: Narrow Caecum, Expanded Caecum (Case 7) Condition Symptoms Pathophysiological Mechanisms Intestinal Stenosis – Paroxysmal pain (sudden cramping episodes) – Gastrointestinal dysfunction (e.g., irregular bowel movements) – Malnutrition (weight loss, vitamin deficiencies) – Caused by adhesions post-surgery, Crohn’s disease strictures, or tumors . Reduced lumen diameter leads to partial/complete obstruction, impairing nutrient absorption and triggering visceral hypersensitivity . …
8.1 Iridology – Transverse Colon: Case Study 6 Condition Clinical Manifestations Intestinal Fistula – Iris Signs: Pupillary retraction, horizontally elliptical pupil deformation. – Colonic Findings: Transverse colon displacement (drooping below 1/3 of its normal position). – Symptoms: Frequent urination, chronic constipation, compromised peristalsis. Intestinal Expansion – Iris Signs: Pupillary zone occupying over 1/3 of the iris circumference, indicating colonic distension. – Pathophysiology: Weak intestinal musculature, …
8.1 Iridology: Narrow Caecum, Expanded Caecum, and Caecum – Case 5 The following table presents a detailed analysis of symptoms associated with narrow caecum, expanded caecum, and caecum-related conditions, based on clinical observations. Condition Symptoms Intestinal Stenosis – Paroxysmal pain: Sudden, intermittent cramping or colicky pain in the abdominal region. – Gastrointestinal dysfunction: Irregular bowel movements, constipation, or diarrhea. – Malnutrition: Weight loss, fatigue, and …
