Idiocracy has semi-automatic medical stations.It actually reconstructs her from what is essentially a bone fragment containing living cells. The machine used to 'repair' Leeloo in The Fifth Element.They're so powerful that they can even repair Kruger's face, most of which was blown off by a point-blank grenade. They can heal every disease known to man (as stated in Armadyne's Alternate Reality Game website), cancer, broken bones, and leukemia.

Elysium: The medical pods are the closest thing the future has to a panacea.It's first used on Hawkeye, but its main contribution to the plot is creating a body for Ultron. It heals wounds by printing synthetic tissue and bonding it to someone's cells. Avengers: Age of Ultron has one of these called the cradle.The novelization of Alien actually calls it 'the autodoc' by name. Also, it could be the difference between the version sent on a $2 trillion dollar exploration mission and the version sent with a bulk freighter. A version is seen in the original Alien movie as well - despite taking place later in the timeline, it's not efficient enough to identify the alien growing inside a crewmember, though that may have been due to deliberate sabotage.She quickly thinks to request an abdominal foreign body removal instead. Shaw initially requests a cesarean but is denied as the machine is calibrated for male patients (this is foreshadowing for the reveal that Peter Weyland is on board). Shaw has to hastily have it perform a rapid c-section to remove the rapidly growing alien fetus, all while she is awake and not well-anesthetized. Prometheus has one which also serves as a Chekhov's Gun.

Heal a mr handy in fallout shelter