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The alterations produced by the iridian system in the stroma of the iris and the pupil as a consequence of disorders which occur in the organism are called signs.
In the irises they are shown by alterations in the iridian mesh, with the signs taking different shapes and by the alteration of their colour or tone, by marks or pigmentation. In the pupils by alterations in the pupil edge, their shape, miosis or mydriasis. It is supposed that the signs which appear in the pupil edge are iris filaments which penetrate the pupil space, no signs are considered to exist in the aqueous humour.
Alterations which appear in the iridian stroma and in the pupil as a consequence of pigmentation alterations, trauma or physical defects and which do not reflect disorders in the organism are excluded from the present study.
Classification of the signs is carried out according to:
Their topographic area, their origin, their functional state and the phase they are in, their relation to other signs and their morphology.
• According to the topographic projection area:
- Iridian signs. These
are the signs which are projected in the
topographic areas in the iris.
- Pupil signs. These
are the signs which are reflected by the
pupils.
• According to origin and projection:
- Genetic signs. These
are the signs which are projected during
the first months of life. They inform
of genetic predisposition to suffering
certain disorders and physical constitution.
- New signs. These are
the signs which are projected when a disorder
occurs in the human organism.
• According to functional state and the phase they are in:
- Active signs. These
are the signs which reflect a disorder
which is affecting the correct functioning
of the organism. This disorder produces
the corresponding symptoms.
- Residual signs. These
are the signs which correspond to disorders
which have been completely cured. They
are signs which are in regression.
- Latent sign. This is
a sign which does not show a pathology.
• According to their relation to
other signs:
- Associated signs. These
are the signs which are projecting the
same disorder. They are produced in the
same topographic area and at the same
time. Disorders may be projected in the
iris by one sign or several signs. The
latter case is what is known as associated
signs.
- Complementary signs.
These are the signs which project disorders
which are affecting different parts or
functions of the organism which do not
produce any clear symptoms, or produce
such subtle symptoms that they are not
perceived. The information they provide
is complementary to knowledge of the general
state of health. M.R.I. reveals the existence
of disorders which can only be detected
by means of the information conveyed by
the signs they project.
• According to their morphology:
They are named in accordance with the shape they take. They may be lacuna, transverse, rhombus, dots, etc. Within this classification we have defined 50 iridian signs with different variants and 15 pupil signs. This classification and definition is set out in “Study nº2” of the “M.R.I. Course”.
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