You dirty little swine!

And it consists of seven chapters the chapters are skin, bones, meat, internal organs, blood, fat and miscellaneous.

TURNCOAT

Brignon was a dirty old pig.

Do you know the world is a foul sty?

And the fact that pig heart valves have lots of these on them is the reason that you can't transplant a pig heart valve into a person easily.

That dirty swine, Cuchillo!

Filthy pig. Last week he offered me an unwashed glass.

Well, with the pig, at the baseline, before we blocked the pig's artery to simulate a heart attack, that was the signal.

But what happened when we looked inside the pig's heart, to the electrogram?

We see that the signal that's actually in the heart, we can use it to tell people that they're having a heart attack even before they have symptoms so we can save their life.

But look what happened at 10 06 after we removed this pig's medication that kept him from having a heart attack.

So there it was, Thursday morning we stopped the pig's medication and there is his electrogram, the signal from inside the pig's heart coming out by radio telemetry.

Hog, am I?

Don't kill my piglet...

A pack of pigs, all of you!

The FDA says, OK, test this final device after it's built in some animal, which we said is a pig, so we had to get this pig to have a heart attack.

. A Pig, but I have no pig.

Nay, but to live in the rank sweat of a lascivious bed, stewed in corruption, honeying and making love over the nasty sty...

Get out! Pigs!

Pigs! Pigs!

Pig!

Swine!

Swine!

Pigs!

Pig.

What a swine.

Pigs!

Sheep's heads.

Muths?

The low tech bit is that it's literally a pig's heart valve mounted in the high tech bit, which is a memory metal casing.

And then we put a lead, which is a wire, in the right ventricle inside the heart, which does the electrogram, which is the signal voltage from inside the heart.

And when you go to the farmyard, you can't easily get pigs to have heart attacks, so we said, well, we're experts in stents.

We're putting in a copper stent, and this copper stent erodes the artery and causes heart attacks.

I'm dirty, but not that bad!

Hello, piggy!

The Roman pig!

Pigs! Criminals!

A pig'?

Yes, muths.

Ach, Schweinehund!

So we took two copper stents and we put it in the artery of this pig, and let me show you the result that's very gratifying as far as people who have heart disease are concerned.

Yep. You and me will batch it here as cozy as two bugs in a blanket.

Chess, mess, chess, mess.

A pig farmer prepares to inject vaccines into pigs at a hoggery on May 30, 2005 in Xining of Qinghai Province, China.