Abstract: This invention relates to a method and system that identifies pass-through items, medications and/or sub-procedures that are typically associated with the performance of medical procedures yet not listed on corresponding medical claim records. The invention includes the steps of storing a database of medical records on a first computer data storage medium, storing a database of event codes on a second computer data storage medium, and electronically transmitting the database of records to the second computer data storage medium. Each event code corresponds to a pass-through item, medication or sub-procedure. The invention analyzes a particular medical procedure and determines if an event code should be listed on the record corresponding to that particular medical procedure. If not, the invention transmits a report identifying the missing event code, and in one embodiment, generates a new record with the proper event code now properly listed.

Abstract: A weapons system that fires projectiles of 20 to 500 millimeters or larger in diameter using a compression-ignition combustion of common fuel oils in conjunction with pre-compressed air as the firing force, in which automatic breech loading occurs during resetting, to enable a continuous, automatic rapid fire. Fuel pumped at a high pressure enters a combustion chamber, previously filled with high pressure air from an external compressor, where an extremely rapid combustion occurs, resulting in compression of the air in a charge chamber. A control valve then opens, allowing compressed air from the charge chamber, where high pressure fuel is then injected and instantly vaporized and combusted to propel a projectile through a barrel. A loading ram concurrently engraves the next round into a breech block chamber. In the resetting process, the valve reseats, air from an external compressor enters the combustion chamber via a check valve, and the combustion chamber is vented to the atmosphere.