Stan

So thanks for being with us.

So let's get this going.

I'm going to tell you guys a little bit of history on how I got involved in knee replaces myself.

Okay.

Dr. Fisher, you probably remember Dr. Ramon Castillo.

and I remember going in to see him.

This is prior to when I saw you, and he was looking at one of my knees that was really problematic, and he said, you know, you need to see a colleague of mine, Dr. David Fisher, but you can't see him right now, because if I remember right, you correct me if I'm wrong, you were over in England getting trained on a procedure called arthroscopy, and I can't

And I was one of your first patients here having arthroscopy on my knee to try to straighten out some meniscus cartilage problems.

And we had a couple of them on both knees that were done.

And then eventually it led to knee replacement.

And I'll get into that as well.

But it's been really good.

They're very mobile.

It's a new normal.

I wouldn't say it's the same thing that I had before, but it certainly is.

It's treated me very well going forward.

So let's talk about this a little bit here.

All right.

So first of all,

Are we seeing, Dr. Fisher, are we seeing, at least from your practice, are we seeing more people that are presenting themselves for orthopedic-related issues that, at least in your professional opinion, have led to replacements, whether it be knees or hips or what have you?