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Originally posted by Red bar:
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The dialogue that I have been reading suggest that in most cases there is cough associated with pneumonia. It all depends on what type of pneumonia you have as there are several different types. Walking Pneumonia is one of the less severe types of pneumonia and in the majority of cases one doesn't even realise they have pneumonia if they have walking pneumonia. The beauty of this medical software is that you can produce a voluntary cough and it will still be able to accurately diagnose whether or not you have upper or lower respiratory tract infection. Yes it's not 100% accurate but neither is the doctor or the Physician that will be testing you at the doctor's office or in the hospital setting. For example I went to the hospital with pneumonia in the left flank of my lung it was a type of bacterial pneumonia I had severe pain, dizziness, confusion and shortness of breath no fever and no cough in this type of situation. They took a urine sample, blood tests and an x-ray and failed to diagnose me the first time correctly. The second time I went back about 12 hours later " oh sorry sir you actually have Pneumonia oh dear" I was so annoyed that they sent me home and missed what I had the first time, maybe ResApp would have known? ... in the U.S. there was a 33% disagreement between the adjudicator's overseeing their patients with a whole suite of tests available. This Discovery was proven by ResApp's double-blind clinical trial of around 1400 test subjects at 3 of the best hospital sites in the world. Just goes to show doesn't matter how prestigious the hospitals are when it comes to respiratory disease they're not entirely accurate.. I think adding an additional tool to help aid them in the diagnosis is not going to be a bad thing particularly in a telehealth setting where it is more of a coin toss when one is 'virtually' diagnosing the patient... of course you are still going to have people who want to see a doctor face to face and prefer going to a bricks and mortar GP's office or hospital especially if they are feeling extremely horrible but if their symptoms are only just developing and ResAppDx-EU can tell them early before it gets too an extreme pain type scenario lives may actually be saved as these respiratory diseases can be nipped in the bud early or warrant the doctors or physicians to study a particular area more thoroughly when trying to find a diagnosis as ResApp's medical software may have suggested that I had pneumonia so therefore they would have focused on this area and the physician/ nurses overseeing my case would have not missed it the first time around...
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I'm looking for these clinical studies. I went to ResApp's website, to the page that lists these clinical studies, some dated few years back, but none of them have any results posted so where are you getting your information from?
