Virtual surgery before real surgery

45:22be that arhythmia and there you see it in the VT that circle that you see you're seeing the current kind of loop >> around that that center. It shouldn't be doing that. >> It's the eye of the hurricane. >> Yes, it's an eye of the hurricane. It shouldn't be doing that. There should be no hurricane, >> right? It should be cleanly diffusing and creating the sort of contracting that we all know and love that creates our that like keeps our blood going. Right? So in the simulation you can identify exactly where it's happening. >> And then in the simulation you can ablate that part >> and see what the result >> and see what the resulting pattern of electrical stimulation is going to is going to do. Fascinating, >> right? And if you ablate that part, is it going to work? If it works, then

46:03finally you go to the surgeon and you're like, "Yep, we've got a best strategy out of all of the different strategies that we've tried. We've got a best strategy that we found on the computer. Now you're the surgeon. Go in >> and just replicate >> and just do it. >> This is this is >> 30 minutes instead of hours. >> This is and and I think what we're sort of saying is particularly for having a patient under during that time period where you have to be searching doing search and rescue. You no longer have to have the patient under to do search and rescue. You've theoretically drisk >> but it's like way lower the the d-risk