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System for syndrome monitoring of critical conditions based on cognitive graphics

The authors propose to consider one of the debatable topics of general pathology — the conventionality of the concept of ‘syndrome’ from the pragmatic positions of a resuscitator. At the same time, an important point is emphasized: the meaning of the concepts of ‘syndrome’ in resuscitation and general therapeutic practice is fundamentally different, the contradictions in this matter are due to the fact that when analyzing a critical condition, various authors operate with different levels of integration of body parameters that determine the degree of pathological disorders. Nevertheless, the use of one of the integral parameters — the syndrome — provides a real opportunity to move from cumbersome parametric monitoring to more visual syndrome monitoring based on computer cognitive graphics.