:23:00
''A reactor in the body''.
ln print so big even l can read it.
:23:04
With a skull and a syringe.
:23:06
Read that ...
:23:10
''lt was one of the great men
of Danish brain surgery, -
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- Professor Richard Malmros, -
:23:15
- who exposed
the 15-year-old boy's artery -
:23:18
- and injected the contrast
medium into his brain.
:23:21
That medium
was Thorotrast.
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33 years later the patient died -
:23:25
- unaware that it was because
of the reactor in his body''.
:23:30
He writes that there is a mole
in the health service -
:23:34
- who's revealed a secret data base.
:23:36
He also says there were urgent
warnings about Thorotrast.
:23:41
We had no choice apart from
leaving our patients to die.
:23:46
But the Medical-legal Council was
wrong about the lack of warnings.
:23:51
He writes that there was an
alternative ... Per-Abrodil.
:23:55
We got it from Nazi Germany.
But it wasn't very good.
:24:00
We started using it in 1944.
:24:02
March 1944
Before my clash with Riber.
:24:06
Please remove your hand.
- lt's agony.
:24:09
No more pictures, l beg you!
:24:11
No. We'll make do
with the one X-ray.
:24:14
Well done, lsaksen.
:24:17
lt's not a very good image, is it?
:24:20
Not nearly as clear as Thorotrast.
:24:24
But we can see what's wrong
with lsaksen, can't we, Riber?
:24:28
Yes, he has a tumour
in the frontal lobe.
:24:31
Per-Abrodil doesn't yield good
images. Patients react badly to it.
:24:37
There may be acute
allergic mortalities.
:24:43
Nevertheless we'll use Per-Abrodil.
l'm afraid of Thorotrast.
:24:49
From now on
the orders are no more Thorotrast!
:24:53
No ...
The tumour is close to the surface.
:24:58
Yes, so it would be a most suitable
tumour for your first operation.