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Abstract

An Internet-based computer system for determining, demonstrating and documenting human body physiology at all morphological levels and anatomic sites. The system implements Web-object, multi-media and database technologies to model and record the variable human body biochemical equilibrium and its physiological and anatomical manifestations at the genome, cell, tissue, organ and system levels; and the effects of changes in equilibrium caused by the introduction of foreign chemical substances via specific anatomic 'sites' or 'routes of administration'. An authorized clinician user can: access the system via a secure Web page; make a virtual copy of the system model for a particular patient, research subject or other actual or hypothetical case; make virtual copies of the case model at medically significant points in time and/or at the discretion of the clinician; depict the introduction of substance(s) of specific composition, quantity and concentration via specific human body site(s) by recording data using input interface(s) representative of the site(s); inspect the model via anatomic site-specific output interface(s) that demonstrate the effect(s) of foreign substance(s) in terms of biochemical behaviors and states, and anatomical and physiological structure and function; and document the chemical introductions and effects by recording resulting behaviors and states of the case model automatically, with or without manually recorded supplementary information, per a typical healthcare industry medical record organization and format. The patient can access copies of the patient's own model(s) and accompanying medical record via a secure Web page. Both user types can email model and record instance(s) with encryption at will.

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