Re: New Interesting Tech [SG2] or [OT]

I hate to admit to knowing this, but it sounds suspiciously like the
Micronauts (especially a spin-off 'new journeys' series of comic books 
-
from the early 80's) - I was in Junior High School at the time - at
least
that's the excuse I'm using.

Adrian Johnson <ajohnson@idirect.com> on 11/06/98 12:49:42 PM

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Subject:  Re: New Interesting Tech [SG2] or [OT]

>or just impregnate a layer in his clothes. or weave micropipes into his
>long johns and shirt, and when he gets hit, pump in clotters,
antiseptics,
>painkillers, etc, so they spill out of the torn tubules where he was
hit
>and apply themselves to the wound. i see PA having serious automedical
>capabilities ("WARNING! serious trauma to left leg detected! prepare
for
>separation! 5! 4! 3! 2! 1! <ka-CHUNG!> leg detatched and wound sealed!
>this has been an AutoMedSys intervention: have a nice day!"). medics
are
>still there, but i think a lot of low-level stuff may be automated.
>

One of the power-armour science fiction stories I've read (maybe the
Forever War???) had the suits with this kind of built-in medical
functions.
 They had razor-sharp iris valves at each joint in the arms and legs, so
if
you had a massive wound/suit penetration (especially in zero-atmosphere
or
hostile-atmosphere environments) SNIP and the joint was sealed.  They
also
had limb regrowth, so it wasn't completely dehabilitating...