Importance of computer in medical science. (Project).?

useful medical equipment and their importance/uses.
Those equipment must have the properties if any kind of computer.

Excluding filing and recordkeeping (which made for huge leaps in medical science) there are thousands of machines that are computer controlled.

MRIs, ultrasounds, and Cat scan machines would be impossible without a vast amount of computational processing.

IV fluids are given in small timed doses now by computer-driven pumps. EKG, heart monitors, BP monitors, etc are digital and computer-driven these days, and send biometrics wirelessly to nurse stations where they can be monitored.

Doctors all have PDA devices or other sources of instant medical reference.

As I think of it, I'm hard pressed to come up with anything that doesn't use computers these days. Medicine, perhaps, although it's all tracked digitally and built in advanced computer-driven labs. Ooh, I have one... the clipboard. Until they replace these with touchscreen computers (which is starting to happen) they're still analog. Older X-Ray machines are all mechanical with no computer parts.

to have all the medical information of a patient available for the family doctor ,for hospitals on line ,so that the medical staff will not make wrong decision of treatment and easier to diagnose a patient and it is important for most medical equipment because they are computerized and the insurance companies know how much money they are spending on a patient ,and if the doctor make some economy to the company or spends to much money