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<translate>The healthcare worker, who may be a dermatologist, a dentist or a neurologist, picks up some verbal messages in Mary Poppins’ dialogue, such as ‘diffuse facial pain’ or ‘TMJ’ or ‘vescicular lesion’, and establishes a series of hypothetical diagnostic conclusions that have nothing to do with the encrypted language.</translate>
<translate>The healthcare worker, who may be a dermatologist, a dentist or a neurologist, picks up some verbal messages in Mary Poppins’ dialogue, such as ‘diffuse facial pain’ or ‘TMJ’ or ‘vescicular lesion’, and establishes a series of hypothetical diagnostic conclusions that have nothing to do with the encrypted language.</translate>
Here, however, we should abandon a little the acquired patterns and opinions to better follow the concept of ‘encrypted language’. Let's suppose, therefore, that the System is generating and sending the following encrypted message, for instance: '''Ephaptic'''.
<translate>Here, however, we should abandon a little the acquired patterns and opinions to better follow the concept of ‘encrypted language’. Let's suppose, therefore, that the System is generating and sending the following encrypted message, for instance</translate>: '''<translate>Ephaptic</translate>'''.
Now, what has ‘Ephaptic’ to do with <sub>n</sub>OP or TMDs?
<translate>Now, what has ‘Ephaptic’ to do with <sub>n</sub>OP or TMDs? </translate>
Nothing and everything, as we will better verify at the end of the chapters about the logic of medical language; but by now we will dedicate some time to the concepts of ''encryption'' and ''decryption''. We have perhaps heard about them in spy movies or in information security, but they are important in medicine too, you'll see.
<translate>Nothing and everything, as we will better verify at the end of the chapters about the logic of medical language; but by now we will dedicate some time to the concepts of ''encryption'' and ''decryption''. We have perhaps heard about them in spy movies or in information security, but they are important in medicine too, you'll see.</translate>
==Encryption==
==Encryption==