Comparative medical-physical analysis

Claim 1

A method for comparative trend medical analysis of persons comprising the steps of: a. repetitively performing a multiphasic medical examination of said person at frequent short term intervals less than one year, b. each of said multiphasic medical examinations comprising the step of examining and monitoring a like series of different physiological conditions during each short term interval, c. each of said repetitive multiphasic examinations comprising the additional step of recording each one of said different monitored physiological conditions onto a miniature medical record adapted to be retained by that person, d. recording on said miniature medical record along with each of said different multiphasic medical examinations the date that such examination was performed, e. recording on said miniature medical record along with each one of the monitored physiological conditions a unique identification of that type of physiological condition, f. whereby after passage of a long term interval comprising a plurality of short term intervals, said miniature medical record contains a plurality of chronologically related recordings for each different type of monitored physiological condition, with each one of the different recordings being uniquely identified on the record by the type of condition being monitored and by the date of the measurement, g. at long term intervals after the passage of plural ones of such multiphasic examinations, selectively retrieving from said miniature medical record a chronologically related series of recordings for one of the different physiological conditions being monitored, h. comparing the individual recordings of said related series of like conditions being monitored with each other to chronologically detect any unusual trends or changes in that monitored condition occuring over that long term interval, i. at long term intervals after the passage of plural multiphasic physiological medical examinations, selectively retrieving from said miniature medical record, a second series of chronologically related recordings for a different monitored physiological condition, j. comparing the individual recordings of the retrieved second series of recordings with each other to chronologically detect any unusual trends or changes in the different monitored condition occuring over that long term period, k. and cumulatively repeating the same multiphasic medical examination of that person over additional short term intervals, and cumulatively recording all of the like monitored conditions for each such examination on said miniature medical record, together with the date of each said examination and a unique identification of each type of monitored physiological condition, l. whereby said miniature medical record retained by the person retains a progressively lengthened series of chronologically made recordings for each different monitored physiological condition, with the passage of time, and accordingly provides a progressively greater base for comparative trend medical analysis of that person.

Claim 2

A method for comparative trend medical analysis of persons comprising the steps of: a. repetitively performing a multiphasic medical examination of said person at frequent short term intervals less than one year, b. each of said multiphasic medical examinations comprising the step of examining and monitoring a like series of different physiological conditions during each short term interval, c. each of said repetitive multiphasic examinations comprising the additional step of recording each one of said different monitored physiological conditions onto a miniature medical record adapted to be retained by that person, d. recording on said miniature medical record along with each of said different multiphasic medical examinations the date that such examination was performed, e. recording on said miniature medical record along with each one of the monitored physiological conditions a unique identification of that type of physiological condition, f. whereby after passage of a long term interval comprising a plurality of short term intervals, said miniature medical record contains a plurality of chronologically related recordings for each different type of monitored physiological condition, with each one of the different recordings being uniquely identified on the record by the type of condition being monitored and by the date of the measurement, g. at long term intervals after the passage of plural ones of such multiphasic examinations, selectively retrieving from said miniature medical record a chronologically related series of recordings for one of the different physiological conditions being monitored, h. comparing the individual recordings of said related series of like conditions being monitored with each other to chronologically detect any unusual trends or changes in that monitored condition occuring over that long term interval, i. at long term intervals after the passage of plural multiphasic physiological medical examinations, selectively retrieving from said miniature medical record, a second series of chronologically related recordings for a different monitored physiological condition, j. comparing the individual recordings of the retrieved second series of recordings with each other to chronologically detect any unusual trends or changes in the different monitored condition occuring over that long term period, k. and cumulatively repeating the same multiphasic medical examination of that person over additional short term intervals, and cumulatively recording all of the like monitored conditions for each such examination on said miniature medical record, together with the date of each said examination and a unique identification of each type of monitored physiological condition, l. whereby said miniature medical record retained by the person retains a progressively lengthened series of chronologically made recordings for each different monitored physiological condition, with the passage of time, and accordingly provides a progressively greater base for comparative trend medical analysis of that person.

Claim 11

A method for comparative trend analysis of a person comprising the steps of: a. repetitively subjecting the person to the same fixed program of physical activity at short term intervals less than one year, b. at each such program performing a multiphasic examination of that person, c. each said examination comprising the step of monitoring that person for a series of different physiological conditions, d. each of said examinations comprising the additional step of recording each one of the different monitored physiological conditions onto a miniature record adapted to be retained by that person, e. recording on said miniature record along with each of said different multiphasic examinations the date that such examination was performed, f. recording on said miniature record along with each different monitored condition a unique identification of that type of physiological condition, g. at long term intervals following the passage of plural ones of such multiphasic examinations, selectively retrieving from said miniature record a chronologically related series of recordings for one of the different physiological conditions being monitored, h. comparing with each other the individual recordings of the series of like conditions being monitored to detect by such comparisons any unusual trends or changes in the monitored physiological condition occuring over that long term interval, i. at long term intervals following the passage of plural ones of such multiphasic examinations, selectively retrieving from said miniature record, a second series of chronologically related recordings for a different monitored condition, j. comparing the individual recordings of the retrieved second series to chronologically detect any unusual trends or changes in the different monitored condition occuring over that long term interval, k. whereby said miniature record contains a progressively lengthening series of chronologically made recordings for each of the different monitored conditions, with the passage of time, and accordingly provides a progressively greater base for comparative trend analysis of that person.

Claim 12

A method for comparative trend analysis of a person comprising the steps of: a. repetitively subjecting the person to the same fixed program of physical activity at short term intervals less than one year, b. at each such program performing a multiphasic examination of that person, c. each said examination comprising the step of monitoring that person for a series of different physiological conditions, d. each of said examinations comprising the additional step of recording each one of the different monitored physiological conditions onto a miniature record adapted to be retained by that person, e. recording on said miniature record along with each of said different multiphasic examinations the date that such examination was performed, f. recording on said miniature record along with each different monitored condition a unique identification of that type of physiological condition, g. at long term intervals following the passage of plural ones of such multiphasic examinations, selectively retrieving from said miniature record a chronologically related series of recordings for one of the different physiological conditions being monitored, h. comparing with each other the individual recordings of the series of like conditions being monitored to detect by such comparisons any unusual trends or changes in the monitored physiological condition occuring over that long term interval, i. at long term intervals following the passage of plural ones of such multiphasic examinations, selectively retrieving from said miniature record, a second series of chronologically related recordings for a different monitored condition, j. comparing the individual recordings of the retrieved second series to chronologically detect any unusual trends or changes in the different monitored condition occuring over that long term interval, k. whereby said miniature record contains a progressively lengthening series of chronologically made recordings for each of the different monitored conditions, with the passage of time, and accordingly provides a progressively greater base for comparative trend analysis of that person.

Claim 17

A method for comparative trend analysis of a person comprising the steps of: a. repetitively performing a multiphasic physiological examination of said person at frequent short term intervals less than one year, b. each of said examinations comprising the steps of monitoring the same plurality of different physiological conditions in a comparable environment, c. at each examination, recording the results of each of the plurality of different monitored physiological conditions in the form of microrecordings on a miniature record, d. said recording steps additionally including the step of recording the data for each such multiphasic examination on said record, e. said recording steps additionally including the recording of each different monitored condition at a different address on the miniature record, f. at long term intervals following a plurality of short term intervals and multiphasic examinations, selectively retrieving from the miniature record a chronologically related series of recordings for one given type of monitored physiological condition, g. comparing the retrieved recordings for said given type of physiological condition to detect any unusual trends or changes in the monitored condition occuring over the long term interval, h. at said long term intervals after the recording of plural ones of the results of said multiphasic examinations, selectively retrieving from the record, a second series of chronologically related series of recordings for a different type of physiological condition being monitored, i. comparing the retrieved recordings for the different type of physiological condition with each other to detect any unusual trends or changes in the monitored condition occuring over that long term interval, j. and repeating the above mentioned steps of retrieving and comparing the retrieved recordings at successive long term intervals following successive series of multiphasic examination.

Claim 18

A method for comparative trend analysis of a person comprising the steps of: a. repetitively performing a multiphasic physiological examination of said person at frequent short term intervals less than one year, b. each of said examinations comprising the steps of monitoring the same plurality of different physiological conditions in a comparable environment, c. at each examination, recording the results of each of the plurality of different monitored physiological conditions in the form of microrecordings on a miniature record, d. said recording steps additionally including the step of recording the data for each such multiphasic examination on said record, e. said recording steps additionally including the recording of each different monitored condition at a different address on the miniature record, f. at long term intervals following a plurality of short term intervals and multiphasic examinations, selectively retrieving from the miniature record a chronologically related series of recordings for one given type of monitored physiological condition, g. comparing the retrieved recordings for said given type of physiological condition to detect any unusual trends or changes in the monitored condition occuring over the long term interval, h. at said long term intervals after the recording of plural ones of the results of said multiphasic examinations, selectively retrieving from the record, a second series of chronologically related series of recordings for a different type of physiological condition being monitored, i. comparing the retrieved recordings for the different type of physiological condition with each other to detect any unusual trends or changes in the monitored condition occuring over that long term interval, j. and repeating the above mentioned steps of retrieving and comparing the retrieved recordings at successive long term intervals following successive series of multiphasic examination.