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:39:01
l think if you're able to exert
some influence over her...

:39:05
...people would be appreciative.
:39:08
Well, l'll try.
:39:11
Good man.
:39:29
Where's Greenly?
:39:30
That coma case? She was to be
transferred to the Jefferson lnstitute.

:39:34
l guess she went there.
:39:36
Liz, did Greenly go to Jefferson?
:39:38
No, she arrested at six
this morning.

:39:40
-She's down in pathology.
-ln pathology?

:39:43
Yeah, they're probably doing
the autopsy now.

:40:02
Do you have a patient
named Greenly?

:40:04
l don't know. Check in there.
l can't keep track of names.

:40:09
ln microscopic section,
we may expect evidence...

:40:12
...of fatty degeneration in cells...
:40:14
...with polymorphs and histiocytes
around them.

:40:21
Okay, incise the kidney there.
:40:23
Looks normal.
:40:25
Okay, remove it.
:40:26
Greenly?
:40:27
This is Howard.
Greenly's over there.

:40:34
Hi, Jim.
:40:35
Hi, Sue. What brings you here?
lnterested in this case?

:40:38
That's right.
:40:39
Hell of a puzzler.
Young girl, good health...

:40:42
...in for a therapeutic AB,
comes out comatose.

:40:46
Found anything?
:40:47
Naturally, we started with the brain.
:40:49
Grossly, it was normal.
l'm doing a section. Want to see?

:40:53
Ordinarily, these coma cases
get shipped to Jefferson.

:40:56
-What's Jefferson?
-Jefferson lnstitute.

:40:58
A chronic-care facility.
Government thing.


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