Polar symptom analysis

* In this analysis, polar symptoms (opposite to the patient's symptoms) are considered to increase the probability of certain remedies

* Only works when symptoms are taken from the English and German versions of the Therapeutic Pocket Book (b2, b2ge.300) as these contain polar symptoms

* When the user selects the patient's symptoms (preferably in clipboard 1), RadarOpus automatically takes the corresponding opposite polar symptoms. The latter symptoms are displayed in a virtual clipboard, which is only visible when a polar symptom analysis is requested (in analysis window: click on the black-white circle icon).

* The user selects symptoms that are either polar (= have an opposite symptom, like agg. and amel.) or non-polar (= no opposite, like burning). The Bönninghausen polar symptom analysis calculates a score (polarity difference), considering the positive polar symptoms (= the patient's symptoms) minus the opposite polar symptoms (= opposite to what the patient has). The higher the polarity difference (in bold), the more likely the remedy

* The virtual clipboard is automatically named "Opposite polar symptoms". Clipboard 1 is named "Patient's symptoms" except when the user has named the clipboard differently

* An option to include or not the non-polar symptoms in the positive polar symptoms score. By default non-polar symptoms are not included

* For now, the polar symptom analysis is available as a separate analysis module. Later on it will also be available as part of the Bönninghausen module. The other parts of this latter module are:

• Therapeutic Pocket Book (English or German, resp. b2, b2ger.300)
• Systematisch-alphabetisches Repertory (b4b7, German)
• Boger C. Bönninghausen Repertory (bg2, English)
• The wizard (Bönninghausen method). Only this wizard is not yet available in RadarOpus. As soon as programmed, it will be available for those who bought the B-module