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To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (181116)	5/13/2005 9:50:28 AM
From: Amy J	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 186894

Then you should be fully aware of the mistakes that doctors make, and how there is an incredible need for technology to avoid many of these issues. For starters, get video over IP in every surgery room so we can minimize the investigative expense of "what happened." After that, since ER nurses don't even have the level of sensitivity to perceive a future oncoming heart attack visually, the next step is to automate this and get mirrors with processors that will visually identify skin tonality for detecting small changes and patient movement, just like a sensitive person does when they can see the oncomings of a heart attack BEFORE it occurs, not afterwards. Detecting a potential heart attack before it happens is key to saving a lot of lives. This needs to be automated with mirrors. In fact, there shouldn't be any reason why we can't have every home with a modern-day bathroom mirror that contains processors surrounding the edge of a mirror, loaded with software that does visual detection for various illnesses: Every day, your mirror does a preventative health check: Heart attack in the near future? - check tonality, movement Cancer in the near future? - check sound for cough that doesn't go away; check for an extremely slight tiredness in the voice that represents initial immunology changes that occur before traditional devices can detect cancer. etc. Oncoming illnesses can be seen and heard. Before they blow up into full cases. Regards, Amy J