Released on 08/15/06 for exclusive usage by
members of the release scene. This isnt something
to share with your school mates and not for sale.
Go and ask daddy to buy this app if you like it!

Url ......: medcalc3000.com

MedCalc 3000 Windows CE / Pocket PC Version
MedCalc 3000, the most popular web based medical
calculator is now available for use in handheld
Windows CE operating system devices. This CE
version of MedCalc 3000 will work on many CE
devices such as the HP Jornada and Compaq iPaq
Pocket PC's. Your handheld device must have a
JavaScript capable version of Pocket Internet
Explorer, as most modern Pocket PC's currently do.
The system may be installed to a memory card if you
don't have suffcient main memory (MedCalc 3000
requires about 2.2 MB of memory.) Below are some
screenshots and examples of the system in action:

Using MedCalc 3000 on Your Handheld
After a simple installation process, the MedCalc
3000 system will appear in your handheld's main
applications page ready for use. When you tap on
the icon to start the system, you will see the
opening screen illustrated on the right.

The upper part of the screen holds links to the
Equations and Clinical Criteria menus. Tap the
MedCalc 3000 logo to bring you back to this
introductory screen.

If you tap the "Equations" link on the screen
above, you will be taken to the equations menu you
see on the left. You can pan up and down the list
using the scroll bars or hardware button that may
be available on your handheld. You may also jump to
a specific section of equations by tapping a letter
of the alphabet.

For the example below we will tap the equation
called A-a Gradient, a commonly used equation in
pulmonary and critical care medicine.

A screenshot of the A-a Gradient equation is
illustrated on the right. The actual equation is
shown in a highlighted area, and it is quite
obvious that this is not an easy equation to
accurately remember! Below the equation are a
series of input boxes that allow the user to input
pertinant parameters. Some default parameters are
pre-entered in this particular equation, but the
user can easily change these at the time of

To the right of the input boxes is a feature unique
to medical calculators: the ability to instantly
change the unit values of the input parameters. In
this equation, the user might input the FIO2
(fraction inspired oxygen) in either actual
percentage or in liters of oxygen administered per

To input the parameter values you simply tap the
input box to bring up the input pad. In this CE
device the input pad is a keyboard touchpad. You
free to use any CE based input pad with the MedCalc

When all of the input boxes are entered you simply
press the "Calculate / Recalculate" button to yield
the answer in the last text box. In this case, the
A-a Gradient is normal at 9.7 mmHg.

If you want to see potential results with other
input parameters simply change the parameter and
hit the "Calculate / Recalculate" button again.
This is an excellent mechanism to explore various
"what if" situations commonly considered in
clinical medicine and on teaching rounds.

Criteria Set Example
To the left is the Clinical Criteria Sets menu. To
get there just tap the Criteria link at the top of
the screen. If you pan down or jump to the "C"
section you can bring up the "Community Aquired
Pnemonia Severity Scale" illustrated in the next

This Clinical Criteria Set helps the clinician
determine the severity of pneumonia based a a
variety of parameters such as patient age, and a
wide variety of clinical signs / lab test results.

You enter each of these by tapping selector
buttons, or using the text input mechanism for
items such as patient age. There are many
parameters in this set so you must pan down to see
the entire page.

This patient is relatively sick with a variety of
co-existing medical conditions as indicated. Though
we input significant clinical details, there is no
mechanism to enter patient identifying information.

The MedCalc 3000 system never collects patient
identifying information. This is the best way to
protect patient privacy.

This patient is indeed quite ill. The total score
is automatically calculated while the data is being
entered. The system shows you the total score and
then a table that explains the meaning of this
score. In this case, a score of 152 points
indicates that the patient is in severity class 5
with a mortality risk of 27%

Perhaps this kind of Evidence Based Medicine will
help clinicians identify the sickest patients
earlier, and with hope, reduce that mortality
figure through more aggressive and earlier medical

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TEAM DVT, November 11 2005

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