The article highlights clinical and morphological characteristics of prostate cancer. The results of the carried out researches at the character study, pathogenesis of the development and diagnostics testify to the increase of number of so called "hormone-resistant" cases of the prostate cancer. It has been established that morphological diagnosis of prostate cancer is difficult, because signs of malignancy may be barely visible, which increases the probability of a false-negative result. At the same time there are many benign processes that mimic a malignant tumour, which can lead to misdiagnosis. In recent years, the use of immunohistological markers to detect basal layer cells has been recommended. Their level can be determined by immunohistochemical examination, which is elevated in prostate cancer. 

The retrospective analysis of case histories of 82 patients with nonspecific interstitial pneumonia, treated as inpatients at the Pulmonology Department of Samarkand City Medical Association during the period from 2010 to 2020 has been carried out. All patients were examined by means of X-ray and computed tomography with high resolution. In the cellular subtype predominance of "frosted glass" and absence of "honeycomb lung" and in fibrous or mixed subtype all four main X-ray syndromes as well as the sign of "honeycomb lung" were noted to a different extent [1]

There are number of steering conventions proposed for the information transmission in WSN. At first single way directing plans with number of varieties are proposed. Still there were a few downsides in single way steering. Single way directing couldn't give the unwavering quality and high throughput. Additionally security level was not thought of while steering. As of late, to eliminate the downsides of the single way directing new steering strategy is proposed called as multipath steering. In this paper we examined the distinctive multipath directing conventions with number of variations. At first multipath steering was proposed with the end goal of ensured conveyance of parcel to soak in the event of connection or hub disappointment. There are different conventions which are proposed for the dependability, energy saving, security and high throughput.

This article discusses hormonal function of adenohypophysis, which produces a number of hormones that regulate the growth of the child. The production of adenohypophysis hormones, in turn, depends on liberins and statins, hormones of the hypothalamus that enter the pituitary portal system.

Hypothyroidism is a thyroid dysfunction in which the thyroid gland is not ready to produce enough hormones, leading to a number of diseases such as sickness, cretinism and myxedema. Thyroid hormones play an important role in maternal development for the brain and body of the child, during the first three months of motherhood the child depends on thyroid hormones delivered through the placenta thyroid hormones until 18-20 weeks of pregnancy.

Spondylolisthesis occurs in 3-4% of the population and causes lumbosacral pain in 8-10% of cases. Spondylolisthesis can be caused by degenerative changes in the intervertebral disc and vertebral joints (degenerative spondylolisthesis) or by a defect in the joints that usually connect the vertebrae together. This defect can be congenital, i.e. based on spondylolysis (true spondylolisthesis) or develop as a result of trauma (posttraumatic spondylolisthesis). Lumbar spondylolisthesis is one of the most severe forms of spinal pathology.

Lung inflammation, also called pneumonia, is a pathological process that affects lung tissue. It occurs in both adults and children. Inflammation of the lungs needs urgent treatment, even if it is not severe. Pneumonia is mainly caused by an infection - an invasion of the lung by pathogenic organisms. Therefore, the use of antibiotics for pneumonia in adults and children, together with complementary medicines, is the mainstay of treatment.

Thyroid pathology is rather frequent among endocrine diseases and according to WHO, covers 7% of the world population. According to specialists' prognoses the tendency of thyroid gland (TSH) diseases number increase will remain in the nearest years due to fast industrial growth and environmental pollution with industrial and radioactive wastes, changes in microelement composition of soil, hereditary predisposition. The morphofunctional state of the thyroid gland depends directly on anthropogenic factors and is a marker of environmental disadvantage in a given region.