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[[File:Potenziale Evocato della Radice Trigeminale.jpg|Motor Evoked Potential of the ipsilateral Trigeminal Root |alt=|thumb|250px|left]]

This chapter closes the loop of the 'Logic of medical language' to introduce a diagnostic model in the field of masticatory functions that combines the conceptuality of system logic with quantum mechanics. The statistical mathematical models of a system logic, therefore, cannot be subjective, nor approximate, much less vague and non-formal in the context of the clinical model. To obtain these characteristics it is necessary to consider the basic concepts of 'Systems Theory'.

The irrefutable diagnostic breakthrough in most medical disciplines lies in bioengineering, technological advances and specifically systems theory. It allows to verify the state of a system by comparing output variables generated by input variables. This huge step forward lies in the introduction of the trigger concept. Bioengineering in the trigeminal electrophysiological context has allowed the use of a series of triggers (transcranial electrical stimulation, transcranial magnetic stimulation, mechanical stimulation of the trigeminal district) that let us test the system with a much higher resolution than that in which the system is tested without responding to an external trigger. Another key element is that the trigger model is able to provide a snapshot of the system state many years before an obvious pathological clinical sign occurs.

In this chapter we will explain some basic steps to take in modeling diagnostic methods following systems theory. 

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| autore = Gianni Frisardi
| autore2 = Giorgio Cruccu
| autore3 = Alice Bisirri
| autore4 = Pier Paolo Valentini
| autore5 = Flavio Frisardi
| autore7 = Irene Minciacchi
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