Apparatus and Method for Cyber Healthcare Monitoring, With Calibration Using Thin Client Communicating Techniques

1 . An apparatus for simulating movement of fluid in a living body, comprising:

a tube with instrumentation associated with areas of the tube, said instrumentation determining a characteristic of a movement of said fluid within the tube, and creating a calibration value indicative of said movement in said tube.

2 . An apparatus as described in claim 1 with a fluid circulating part in the said tube, including a fluid circulating device, pulsed with a pressure generator.

3 . An apparatus as described in claim 1 wherein said instrumentation operates for measuring one of temperature, pressure, turbulence levels, velocity of the fluid.

4 . An apparatus as described in claim 1 further comprising crimping an outer surface to simulate occlusions or mass in the tube, said instrumentation measuring a calibration value associated with said occlusions.

5 . An apparatus as in claim 1 further comprising visualization measurement structure which includes at least one of a scanner, ultrasound, magnetic resonance detector, magnetic manifestation detector or electrical manifestation detector.

6 . An apparatus as in claim 1 wherein said tube includes entry and exit ports.

7 . A method comprising:

using at least one body within a tube to simulate at least one physical process within a body;

communicating information from said body in said tube to a remote processing part; and

using said information to calibrate an operation within a human body.

8 . A method as in claim 7 , wherein said body is formed of a material that can be sensed by external structure outside the tube, and further comprising using said external structure to sense said body.

7 . A method as in claim 1 , further comprising allowing said material to emit a material

8 . A method as in claim 1 , wherein said two-way communication comprises communication which defines a location of said body, and the velocity of said body.