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who examined the woman during the flight. >> they were looking for incisions, recent scarring to see if she had had any type operation, where it was obvious she could have had had a device implanted if her. and they didn't see anything. >> reporter: after the failed underwear bombing of a flight in 2003, and -- 2009, and other attempts to he's jack and printer cartridges, concerns are that they may try hiding explosives inside human bodies. >> aka-- aqat has been known to continue to pursue these type of attacks. we'll do everything in our power to try to stop them. >> overall, what ...

yemen may try hiding explosives inside human bodies. >> the aqap has clearly been determined to pursue these attempted attacks. and we're going to do everything in our power to stop them. >> overall, what do you make of this experience? >> a little chilling in that it is possible someone could do that. >> reporter: even if this time, it was a false alarm. >> reporter: and the big concern is that surgically implanted bombs might be very hard to detect by airport security. that's especially the case overseas, where many country dos not use those full-image body scanners. >> adam, thank...