5GL-Doctor Professional
Medical Diagnosis Expert System Software
This web site also contains neuroscientific extrapolations and warnings to public hospitals in particular
Large reference source, database software (add, update, etc.) Over 9000 predefined symptoms/signs/labs, most entries with diagnosis, medication, and treatment information. 5GL-Doctor is not a free product - if you are looking for a free online medical diagnosis tool and are a physician then try a search on DiagnosisPro.
For a new generation of medical care specialists - a new generation is emerging that is becoming dependent on expert diagnosis software - because it is reliable, effective, accurate, and improves the chances of the correct diagnosis the first time. No matter how good the memory of a physician, it is impossible to recall all variations known to medicine. Software such as this can recall.
(any Windows
version - but note that
Window clones such as WINE
(Ubunta) in our experience can not
run this software)
| This page also contains findings
and warnings in regards to potential medico-lego
fraud and cautions and contraindications to medical
people. |
Proposed new Medical Syndrome - the "Will Syndrome"
Proposed new Medical Syndrome -
"Schizophrenia-like Syndrome"
Thesis, overview, draft, Application of Correct Legal Reasoning to Psychiatry
Proposed definition of Psycholegal Personality
| ***** WARNING TO MEDICAL
DOCTORS WORLDWIDE ESPECIALLY AUSTRALIA***** |
My suggestion is that you always examine a frail elderly or a young female thoroughly when a "protection" court order is in place naming such a person and "protecting" them from a natural relative. In Australia in the state of NSW these court orders are called AVOs and supposedly about protecting a person from violence. In fact, these AVOs are known by lawyers as "draconian legislation" and appear to also form the basis of legal scams such as Alzheimer's Scam mentioned herein. Alarmingly, it is possible these AVOs could also be used to isolate a young female from natural parent for the purpose of sexual abuse. It may be a modern trend for specialist legal firms to fabricate one lie after another to obtain these AVOs for clients paying lots of money - these AVOs can also give a person access to a frail elderly's bank account and put a person in a position to engineer a new Last Will and Testament giving themselves all of the estate of the elderly. It is unlikely legal scams of this kind could pass the superior courts - however, such cost between 50,000 to 500,000 and most victims of these scams don't have this sort of money and the reason legal scams to do with such protection court orders could be a booming industry and possibly not just in Australia. Once a court order is obtained whose sole purpose is a legal scam, it appears the client is then told (presumably by a legal firm) to spread all kinds of malice and vicious rumours about why an elderly or child is protected from a relative, so much so others start to believe this. What physicians may not understand, even psychiatrists, is this: a door to door salesman is taught a skill of "selling" which to others may appear as deception and lies, but not to the salesman. This is the same for lawyers. They are taught the art of manipulation of facts in such a way as to gain an advantage for a client. In some cases to an observer this is straight out lying - but the legal firms that specialize in this don't see it as lying but only as the "way of law". Thus a person can claim they were pushed while with a frail parent, pushed by a sibling, and rushes to a legal firm and pays huge amount of money to get an AVO and at that time he may claim this sibling has a huge gambling problem and the AVO also needs to give this person sole access to a bank account of the elderly. This may be a norm in Australia, the new way of stealing using the legal system, with legal scam after legal scam using these AVOs as the basis, much of the time the real intent might be about getting exclusive hold of an elderly person's bank account. In my research, a person groomed by a legal firm and into a legal scam, will lie through his teeth to judges and at hearings. These lies are carefully put together to cause as much perceived damage, in such a way that can not be proven easily such are lies, at the same time no independent evidence of any kind is presented to back up any of such claims. Human nature is such, even in judges and jury, that if you fabricate enough vicious lies you are likely to be believed even when there is no evidence and even when all known evidence suggests otherwise. And if such lies fail to satisfy a magistrate or judge, there may be legal precedents upon precedents which legal firms can fall on to get for their client a legal scam going and established. Please consider and study the Alzheimer's Scam report. I am of the opinion that it clearly demonstrates to any intelligent person how a court order can be obtained for $10,000 that isolates a demented person from her natural son, and then pictures are removed from the wall of the family, and the person is dragged to solicitors to sign a new Last Will and Testament. By this time (2004/2005) she has Alzheimer's since before 2000 (diagnosed in 2002 which means judging by symptoms at the time such as urinary incontinence that the destruction of the brain by the disease process probably began in 1997) and is barely able to recognize her own family. Signs are in place that would alarm any medical doctor as to the state of the person in question in the hands of the relative who purchased the court order. Our suggestion is to examine such a frail elderly for signs of physical and psychological abuse. Danger signs (a person who might be inclined to go into a legal scam): a relative, either son or daughter natural or otherwise, who is not married and resides with the elderly or appears to reside with the elderly person with dementia, may have a business or money problem. This individual may or may not be a natural sibling; he or she may have access to legal firms; he or she may have an alcohol or drug problem; he or she may have a strong "sense of entitlement" that the estate of the elderly parent should be left to him or her alone; the person may exhibit a strong sense of anger but the root of this may be impossible to be certain about without the aid of psychoanalysis. (if you read the Alzheimer's Scam and the Will Syndrome as defined, you may also want to read Neuroscientific Assay on Anger intended mainly for psychiatrists). The basic principle of a legal scam appears to be this: a person pays lots of money for a court order (by hiring a specialist legal firm), then isolates an elderly or a female child, lies through their teeth in court and to others, spreads rumours about a family member against whom an elderly or a child is "protected". The basis of legal scams is much the same: court order purchased, no reason stated on the court order why an elderly of child is "protected" from a family member and no just cause of any kind exists, a huge sum of money is paid to a legal firm to obtain such a court order. In regards to females between 7 and 12 in particular, if such is "protected" by a court order which in state of NSW (Australia) are called AVOs, from a natural father or relative, then always examine such for sexual abuse. A scenario: young unmarried mother with a very pretty daughter between 7 and 12, has a new man in her life, the man wants to "protect" the child from the natural father so visitation rights cease, so he talks his woman-friend who may have poor education and lack of money to bring a complaint against the natural father which is then used as the basis for this type of insidious scam. The sexual abuse of the child is then, in truth, if you think about how this works, protected by an army of people called police. WARNING TO MEDICAL PROFESSIONALS IN AUSTRALIA IN PARTICULAR: Before you diagnose an elderly with dementia, I suggest to you to advise family members to have nothing to do with what is called the Guardianship Tribunal in the state of NSW (in theory there to protect families from legal scams); instead have a list of ethical legal firms and send the family to one such firm. Because it seems a person completely in a fantasy world of Alzheimer's can still be assessed by a specialist as having "testament capacity" (read our Alzheimer's Scam report for clarifications and explanations). WARNING ABOUT USING LEGAL TERMS IN MEDICAL REPORTS. If you are a medical specialist and start using non-medical terms in medical reports, chances are these reports will be abused and used for scams and fraud. The term "testament capacity" is an obvious example. A lawyer persuades a medical specialist that this just means a mentally ill person still recalls hir or her children. The naive specialist accepts this and writes a report saying this person has testament capacity. This is then whisked off to a specialist legal firm and used as the basis to get a new Last Will and Testament engineered.
It is a well established medical fact that the "victims" of Alzheimer's it not just the person, but also many members of the family. A person into a legal scam could be an "innocent victim" himself or herself. In Australia, as I discerned from talking to a number of lawyers, the consensus appears to be that perhaps as many as 1 in 10 legal firms can not be trusted in that the firm will invent lie after lie in order to get a court order. So, a person in an extreme stress situation such when a parent with Alzheimer's deteriorates badly, goes to a lawyer complaining that there is already a Last Will and Testament in place and now the parent has dementia and is not of sound mind and is severely mentally impaired but "I believe I am entitled to more than my brother(s) and/or sister(s) because I still live with my parent and look after them." This could be a fair and/or legitimate claim, nothing wrong with that per se, and there are in fact proper legal ways to claim this once a true Will is processed - but, the cunning legal firm talks this person who is in a severe stress situation to get himself an AVO to protect the elderly from others in the family (but mainly the true executor of the Last Will and Testament) and then get that parent to a hospital specialist who can be "persuaded" to write that this parent still has "testament capacity" and then a new Last Will and Testament is witnessed by another legal firm and put into effect. Now, these "interim" AVOs are given out in Australia (NSW) as often as flies come around, police arrive on your doorstep handing you one of these. (You may have no idea what it is you have done or are accused of! No reasons stated on the ones I had seen.) The hearing itself is to confirm such an interim AVO - but this can delayed and delayed and it can take up to a year - but when it comes, the victim of this scam is now told to repeat the same lies that were used to obtain the AVO else he or she will be guilty of perjury. So the person seeing no choice repeats these lies - lies impossible to prove one way or the other as lies (legal firms who invent these are not stupid) and now the legal firm has protected itself because if the truth ever comes out in the Supreme or High Court of Australia, the legal firm will produce the record of the actual hearing in the local court (to confirm this AVO) and will accuse their client of telling them all these lies (which they claim to have believed) in the first place. In Australia, but this is probably so in many countries, legal scams may be becoming more common than flies. In fact, queues for AVO in local courts (the ones I had seen personally) were longer than people lining up at supermarket checkouts. (Not one legitimate case in fact, from my point of view as an intelligent person, in one such sitting, had a "just cause" - these interim AVOs seem absolute routine and "big bucks" to legal firms because of the costs involved in fighting these). Australia truly has, at the local court level, what ought to be (in my view) in the Guinness Book of Records as the most grotesque and insensitive and offensive legal system in the civilized world - stealing from the elderly using court orders and even getting oneself a young female as a sexual toy may be all to easy under these laws called AVOs in the state of New South Wales! In early 2009, I had emailed to politicians from all states asking if any are willing to come on national television and explain why these laws are in place (on the surface to do with violence; in practise about 10% by my estimate are sold for a price through legal firms for the purpose of legal scams) and how thefts of property and potentially child sexual abuse protected by police are possible under these state laws. No response from any politician - surprise, surprise :) [in fact, at one such preliminary hearing to sign these AVOs, this one young woman complained that her sister screamed at her in such a way that she was terrified - and she got the AVO! The motive was obviously a scam of some kind but exactly which scam was impossible to tell from the little she had explained - but sometimes there are "cultural scams" that are too hard to understand by other cultures; this particular woman I thought was a Muslim and hence the significance of what she wanted may had something to do with that cultural way? I don't know, I am just guessing here.] My recommendation as a neuroscientist (which you may or may not agree with, I am not 100% certain about this) is this: if you are a psychiatrist, find the person found guilty (in the legal sense) of "perjury" under a legal scam as "not guilty" (in the medical sense) but find the legal firm that instructed that person as "guilty" of perjury and perversion of the course of justice.
Just consider the Alzheimer's Scam report. It appears to show a medical specialist being manipulated by a lawyer to write a medical report in which a woman with dementia is said to have "testament capacity". "Testament capacity" is not a medical diagnosis, not a medical assessment of any kind, you will not find this in any medical source, so what the hell is a medical specialist doing trying to define something the field of medicine has never researched or made any recommendations about? To understand this, you need to awaken to the fact that "law" has become a "parallel universe". Instead of basic laws protecting society, there are rooms after rooms with books with "legal precedents" which explain to lawyers how to "think and reason". This parallel universe is forced down peoples throats by an army of police, which means no matter how "insane" (in some parts) it is a real and dangerous parallel universe. Using "legal reasoning" from this universe, you can persuade even medical people that a person with a severe mental illness or a degenerative brain disease has "testament capacity" or similar, or that an engineer that designed a faulty bridge had in fact designed it correctly! A case in point. A body called the Guardianship Tribunal in Australia is supposed to protect people with dementia, or rather their families, from scams instigated by a family member or neighbour. In practise it appears they had defined these "precedents" about what "capacity" means and decided that if a medical specialist says that a person has "testament capacity", that means that person can sign a new Last Will and Testament. What medical specialist would provide a report like that? Utter nonsense to any clear thinking medical person - but this appears all to easy to achieve, all you need is a lawyer confusing the specialist with arguments and reasoning from the "parallel universe" of law, and telling the specialist that "testament capacity" means this and that but no more (a lie really because you would need to chain down all the legal precedents to correctly appreciate what it means-in-law in a particular parallel universe of law). This is going to continue and become worse until the World Health Organization and United Nations define "medical laws" bound on all people registered as medical doctors. Laws such as "Do not produce medical reports using words or phrases not defined in medicine or acceptable to medical specialists world wide"; or "when requested by your employer or a court or tribunal to make an assessment about something medicine is not comfortable with or has not researched, you do not use the term "my opinion" but use "my guess is"". (this is in particular important for hospital medicos on whom pressure in terms of career can be placed to produce reports containing certain phrases or expressions, and not mentioning certain aspects about a patient.) |
5GL-Doctor has
a number of diagnosis/analysis
functions. On the left is Analysis
1. From a huge selection list, choose
symptoms and signs and click the
doctor's icon. A short list is shown in
the order of the most likely - this is based
on how well the inquiry matches the symptom/sign
pattern in the software and how common or rare
a condition is. Most factors can be incorporated
into the inquiry such as age, if pregnant,
diabetic, which country the software is being
used in, etc.There is a different analysis for laboratory results however some such can be also included in the inquiry in Analysis 1.
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