:06:04
Aneurysms, for example.
:06:08
Dr. Riber, you were on
the Medical-legal Council -
:06:12
- during the Thorotrast case.
With your enthusiasm for Malmros -
:06:18
- didn't you feel that
there was a conflict of interest?
:06:22
ln that regard?
:06:26
Yes ...
:06:29
But not at all
as you imagine.
:06:32
As much as l respected him
for his professional skills -
:06:35
- l abhor him as a man. My years
in Århus were the worst of my life.
:06:43
... l don't know what you want,
but l refuse to vent my spleen.
:06:48
But those years
are your background ...
:06:51
The war years were fine.
But in 1946 -
:06:54
- Malmros
spent six months in America -
:06:57
- acquiring new surgical methods.
l stood in for him.
:07:01
But when he returned everything
l did was wrong in his eyes.
:07:07
They'll be called in for a last
check up in six months' time.
:07:15
A good thing that's just for fun!
:07:20
See you in six months.
:07:22
Riber?
- Yes?
:07:26
Have you a moment?
- Yes ...
:07:31
Well, goodbye, then.
:07:33
Thanks for all you've done.
:07:43
What's going on?
:07:46
l intend to do my doctorate on
the surgical treatment of epilepsy.
:07:50
l've talked
to the twins and their parents.
:07:53
A terrible idea. We must not mention
those twins too loudly.
:07:58
l completely disagree.
- Possibly, but l'm the boss.