Did you have that reflected when you spoke to these surgeons, you know, around the world by the sounds of it, on, um, clinical notes and what, what went well, what went badly, how, how did it mess up, you know, continuity of care in the future?

Yeah.

So this is...

That was actually one of my fears, that by, you know, making first opinion re- vets write this amount of detail, it was gonna become problematic.

What, what we found when we were interviewing vets, as you said, across the world, we had, um, some in Canada, some in New Zealand, who very kindly got up very early in the morning to talk to me [laughs] and, and across the UK.

Bas- basically, yes, lots of people were seeing too short notes.

So using the acronyms NAD, nothing abnormal detected.

But is that to say that, you know, while the surgeon's doing something else, they can't be doing a FOVU abdominal scan, following your points and looking at what they're seeing if they're taught appropriately?