CORRELATION OF PRIMARY TB FOCI AND ADRENAL GLAND APPEARS FASCINATING. While primary focus is silent, it is clearly demarcated by the renal capsule. At this point, primary focus is visible, while adrenal gland cannot be differentiated ultrasonographically. However, upon activation of the primary focus (occurring in more than 50% of human population) more of less extensive portion of the adrenal gland is mandatorily affected, while whole gland is affected only exceptionally. UNIQUENESS OF THE TWO FOCI is particularly prominent and it is clearly visible with the naked eye as well as on the image, while all other subsequent changes such as regression, healing and reactivation are simultaneous and equal.
Is it necessary to stress the importance of the discovery?
If such numerous, previously unrecognized, lesions are present in the renal parenchyma, as well as lesions of the adrenal glands, equally numerous and also unrecognized, it implies the need of investigation of the arterial (essential) hypertension which is also unknown, from this point of view. .
Should this be ignored and a priori denied?
I believe that this is a good reason for medical science to give due attention to my opinion and enable me to present in practice all my discoveries.
Without any wish to be pathetic, I must say that I am 64 years old and I believe that IT WOULD BE PITY NOT TO PRESENT MY DISCOVERIES TO OTHERS!!