And what about trauma? So if we're looking at fast scans, if we're thinking about the abdomen, when we're looking at some of this soft trauma, can you use...

So many times in a busy department, I guess some of this soft trauma ends up in your lap, in your wing, which is fine.

So you just follow the pathways and looking for free fluids.

So that's in the splenorhenia angle and Morrison's pouch.

You can look under the bladder and also on that you can look at some type of chest injury.

There's lots of mountain biking close proximity to us.

So you can look for a normal plural slide on your high definition code and you can roll out the sitting up, they haven't got a small pneumothorax, which otherwise wouldn't have been picked up by a chest x-ray.

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