Stan

Over the course of your practice, did you see it increasing?

Yeah.

So for our listening audience, you know, the condition I had

you know, thanks mom and dad or whoever, was, you know, mostly, and correct me if I'm wrong here, the meniscus on either side of your knees is C-shaped.

It's pretty much shaped like a C. For me, it was shaped like a disc.

on the inside of both of my knees, which was very, very unusual.

It caused me problems.

And eventually we had to do, if you remember where we had to do arthroscopy to try to reshape it into some kind of a normal shape and all this kind of stuff.

And eventually it led to bone on bone.

Okay.

Which is typical to where the pain really, really starts.

So let's talk about

arthroscopy first of all, because that frankly is, it was a relatively new procedure, you know, and, and obviously they're using scope procedures for a variety of different things now, but talk to me about, about arthroscopy, whether it's of the knee or the hip or what have you.

And it also is less invasive for sure.

And also the advantage for the patient is recovery is quicker.

when you think about it.

Very good.

Yeah.

You know, it's, it's interesting.

I can reflect on that a little bit too, Clarence.