PERSONALIZED MATHEMATICAL MODELS AS A DIAGNOSTIC AND PROGNOSTIC TOOL OF THE CLINICIAN

The article, prepared on the basis of the author's scientific report at a meeting of the Presidium of the Russian Academy of Sciences, presents the results of ten years of collaboration between mathematicians and clinicians in the course of interdisciplinary projects, as well as the results obtained within the framework of the recently completed Russian Science Foundation project "New Mathematical methods and technologies in topical problems of geophysics and biomechanics." The results obtained will help in improving the diagnosis of coronary heart disease, patella hyperpression and cervical-brachial syndrome, as well as in planning operations for the reconstruction of the aortic valve and correction of congenital heart disease. Based on the accumulated experience in solving interdisciplinary problems, ways are proposed to improve the effectiveness of interaction between clinicians and mathematicians.