:04:44
Do sit down ... l've become
quite domesticated since l retired.
:04:51
Sugar? Cream?
- No, thanks.
:04:55
Are your queries specific or more
about my career in neurosurgery?
:05:00
Oh, l'd like to hear
a bit about everything.
:05:03
Actually l started in Sweden,
where l did my residency.
:05:08
Then l succeeded Malmros
under Busch in Copenhagen.
:05:12
And then you went to Aarhus
under Malmros a year later?
:05:15
What was he like ... to work with?
:05:19
Malmros? He's one of the great
stars of Danish brain surgery.
:05:25
A fantastically accomplished
surgeon with the steadiest of hands.
:05:30
lf a child required surgery
we were always to phone him.
:05:34
He always did the children?
- Yes, always.
:05:39
lt was a bit of a problem;
after all, one needed the training.
:05:44
How did the patients regard him?
- They worshipped him.
:05:48
Hardly surprising.
lf the pain is relieved -
:05:51
- and you're given back your life -
:05:53
- it is very easy to be grateful.
Malmros was an innovator.
:05:59
And courageous; there are many
operations he was the first to do.