Bal nodded before speaking. Her tone was informative, but it was easy to see that she spoke in simpler terms to aid those that weren't in the medical field and to keep their secrets...well a secret. At least for now, should they be able to help, there would be much more liberty in their talk. But that was for later. Right now it was a perfectly calculated game of tantalizing with details.

"This machine is large compaired to many of our other models, but it encompasses many of our technological advances together. After scanning the burned tissue, it will send out specialized pulses that gently prod at the bones to encourage the growth of cells. After a few hours, the entire bone structure will be regrown with fresh new cells. After which, tissue and muscle, before the skin is finally restructured done last. Electrical prodding will resume the blood flow. There is a ninety-nine point nine percent chance of recovery and zero point one rejection risks. To keep the area clean, a small field around the wound stops all known bacterial infections during the procedure."

She gestured to the red glowing lines on the floor and the top of the ceiling. "There is also an invisible force-field that provides additional protection, and allows for visitors and nurses to come in to keep watch of progress."

If they watched closely, they could see the pure white bone starting to stick out of the mangled hand. It was a slow process, but the man appeared to be sleeping peacefully, eyelids twitching slightly.

"The patients are feed with a small tube given to them early morning to provide nutrition. They sleep and have the choice of either being shown feelies or be administered a drug that will cause them wake up once their operation is done. In addition, all citizens have a right to free medical healthcare, no matter how rich or poor they might be. It is a basic right of our world." The pride in her voice at that statement was unmistakable.