Ambu A/S

Yeah.

So, yeah, when we're doing a freeze, we use the rhino laryngoscope from Ambu, which is a small camera with light on the ends that we place through the nose to get a really good view of the throat from the top down.

So instead of x-ray, where we'd be looking at sort of the side-on view, we're very much getting a top-down view of what's happening when we swallow.

And we can really see, therefore, what's happening with those structures that are involved with speech and swallowing and to sort of see the physiology in function when patients are eating and drinking.

And a lot of patients aren't able to get into outpatients Or the service doesn't allow for, you know, a huge influx of referrals.

It's not robust enough, essentially.

So we thought, why not, given that the market is producing more and more flexible, you know, for instance, the fact that we're using the Ambu Rhinose laryngoscope is very flexible.

It is in its sterile packaging.

So the field version back in Freedom House was what we have now.

So AMBU, you know, basically the AMBU stands for air mask bag unit and the spur part.

Oh, I didn't even know that.

I had to

name.

No, so when I was making the second bio, the joking one, I was also looking at some BVM kind of history stuff.

And AMBU stands for Air Mask Bag Unit.

And then SPUR, which is AMBU SPUR-2, is Single Patient Use Resuscitator.