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I recall Eliza well.
AI in medicine has great future.
AI supports interaction, interactive real-time communication: Chat GPT
My friends just upload medical records, examination, test results into
Chat GPT to get diagnosis.
Robert Kennedy organised database of public and easily accessible
medical records of patients vaccinated against COVID-19 who died.
https://www.medalerts.org/vaersdb/findfield.php?EVENTS=on&PAGENO=3774&PERPAGE=10&ESORT=&REVERSESORT=&VAX=(COVID19)&DIED=Yes
and the following formatted report is generated by Chat GPT for a single medical record:
"Professional Medical Analysis of VAERS ID: 2817993
Patient Overview
Age: 42 years
Sex: Male
Vaccination Date: February 4, 2016
Symptom Onset: September 1, 2021
Date of Death: June 1, 2023
Medical Background
The patient had a history of relapsing multiple sclerosis (MS),
which was stable until the recent exacerbations post-vaccination.
Prior to vaccination, the patient was undergoing treatment with
Rituximab (Mabthera) for MS.
Vaccination and Adverse Events Timeline
Vaccination: Received two doses of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine on
February 4, 2016.
Onset of Symptoms: Significant medical issues began on September 1,
2021 (approximately 2036 days post-vaccination).
The patient was diagnosed with several severe complications,
including:
Atrial fibrillation
ASIA syndrome (Autoimmune/Inflammatory Syndrome Induced by
Adjuvants)
Cognitive disorder
Hypotension: Notable with readings as low as 80/60 mmHg.
Uveitis: Diagnosed in October 2021.
Progressed multiple sclerosis with exacerbations.
Hydrocephalus and malnutrition leading to extensive clinical challenges.
Diagnostic Insights
Laboratory Tests:
Blood cultures remained negative throughout.
Electrolytes were normal when tested.
Significant inflammatory parameters indicated a chronic
inflammatory state, but no infectious causes were identified.
Imaging:
MRI results showed known demyelinating lesions without evidence
of new active lesions.
PET scans indicated thickening of the jejunum and other abnormal metabolic activities.
Endocrine Evaluation:
ACTH stimulation tests were unremarkable; thus, hydrocortisone
therapy was replaced by fludrocortisone for blood pressure
stabilization.
Clinical Course and Treatment
The patient underwent multiple treatments, including:
Corticosteroids for managing inflammation.
Supportive therapies such as fludrocortisone to manage blood
pressure.
Despite treatment, the patient became bedridden and suffered from
severe complications including profound cognitive decline and motor
function impairment.
Cause of Death
The reported causes of death included:
Inflammatory reaction
Anterior uveitis
Aggravated multiple sclerosis
An autopsy was not performed, leaving the precise cause of death
unclear. The deaths correlated with established complications from his underlying conditions.
Causality Assessment
Healthcare Providers' Perspective:
The healthcare team indicated that while a causal relationship
with the COVID vaccine cannot be entirely ruled out, the timing (9
months post-vaccination) makes direct attribution to the vaccine less
likely.
Historical health issues, specifically related to MS, likely
explain most of the patientrCOs complications and deterioration.
Company Comment:
The vaccine's role in the reported series of adverse effects was assessed, concluding that the events were not plausibly connected to the vaccine, citing the established health history and temporal
considerations.
Conclusion
The case of VAERS ID 2817993 illustrates the complexities involved in
assessing vaccine-related adverse events, particularly in patients with preexisting conditions such as multiple sclerosis. The noted
deterioration in health several years after vaccination suggests a multifactorial interplay between chronic illness exacerbations and
potential immunological responses to the vaccine.
Further interdisciplinary investigations may help clarify lingering uncertainties regarding vaccine safety in patients with previous
autoimmune disorders. A better understanding of the relationship between vaccinations and chronic disease progression is needed, particularly in
complex cases involving autoimmune conditions.
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