Mechanics of the internal organs is a black hole of modern physiology

The goal of this work is to establish stages of studying the mechanics of complex motions of the internal organs that have no their own skeleton (lungs, bronchi, heart, blood vessels, digestive organs). The article provides the results of a successful solution for the first stage of the lung studies. The nature of dilatation of the bronchi, blood vessels, digestive organs and mechanical activity of the diastole of the heart remains unknown. The second stage includes search for the source of mechanical energy of the internal organs and examination of this source. The third stage is devoted to verification of the hypothesis about existence of functional skeleton of the internal organs and identification of its morphology and functions. The fourth stage implies studying opportunities of a pharmacological influence on the system that promotes dilatation on the internal organs. Methodic and methodological problems of studying the mechanics of internal organs movement compose the essence of new prospects for physiology.