So what differentiates in your mind, you know, pediatric, let's stick with kind of mild TBI in terms of pediatrics versus adults in terms of their symptoms, treatments, you know, recovery, just kind of give us an overall picture.

Sure.

So just starting off baseline, you know, children are very resilient and strong, but as far as getting into the depths of it, as far as their brains, they're still developing, correct? And so the size of their brain is maybe 25% when they're born.

And then by the time they're three years old, it can really grow to about 85% of an adult size brain.

So that's just a lot of growth in that amount of time.

And so there's a lot of space in their skull.

So just giving that baseline perspective.

do you do that with a child say that maybe not necessarily well maybe non-verbal because they're too young to speak or maybe just don't have that that complexity of of speech yet to be able to describe complex feelings and emotions how do you how do you do that