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Wie bei allen Krankheiten und Symptomen und ihrer medizinischen Behandlung richtet sich die Anwendung eines bestimmten Heilmittels, seine Indikation, nach dessen Eigenschaften, die mit größerer oder geringerer Spezifität die Ursachen krankhafter Veränderungen (kausal) oder die Zielsymptome (symptomatisch) beeinflussen können.

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