So walk me through specifically how this helps you as a surgeon do what you do.

Sure.

It kind of really starts in the office, and it applies all the way through to the operating room.

So...

There's an artificial intelligence element to this.

So it helps us analyze scans and both plan for surgery and it could even help identify problems that people have that a human eye might not be that great at picking up on, like subtle problems with what a normal curve should or shouldn't look like.

And it helps us plan.

From a surgeon perspective, so for the two of you, how does this impact what you're doing when you're in there?