The brain.

But normally they do the ECG, even then when there is a heart attack, which is less than 10% of the time, it's a heart attack.

Nearly every time they don't see the signs.

So they take them to A and E as an emergency.

And they got straight through research.

The fact that they saw the sign.

They jumped the queue that we had by walking in.

Yeah.

But then A and E monitored them for a few hours.

And then if they can confirm the heart attack, you've got the cardiologist down and take them to their department.

Because they saw the sign saying, I'm going to make some phone calls, so it was ten minutes longer in the back of the ambulance.

five minutes maybe, he rang them up, and he was reading all the numbers.

I recorded it on audio as well, and I reviewed it.

And