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Yeah, thank you. Yeah, all that stuff there is probably should be safe. Yeah. Oh, you would divide all this now, yeah, yeah. That'll free up the lower lobe, and it'll help pull it away so you can get as much length as you can, yeah, like where that little red line going to yeah there seal Todd, don't seal there. OK, go back. Just get the vessel, the vessel itself, and use just more of the tip of the instrument so you can see it. Well, you know, see, see the little red. About, about 4 millimeters to your left, there's, there's an edge right where that little red thing is. Yeah, you can get in there and open that up, but you want your clips as close to the diaphragm, but you want as much length on that vessel as you can get. So Steve, you're gonna want to put the Stimulator right there. And you're going to want to put a 5 millimeter port right there. And a 5 millimeter port right there. So what I was saying, Steve, is that normally you're supposed to take a 10 centimeter silk and measure 10 centimeters up from the pylorus, but my guess is, That G tube is gonna be right about where 10 centimeters is, so I usually just go, nice job. Thanks, Don, I really That was, that was very helpful. Thank you. That was fun. This works really well. Yeah, I did, uh, and then there's a direct defect and there's a medial umbilical foam. That's nice. That's great. I were to make an incision. If I were to make an incision, I would make it, uh, let's see, right. There All right, so sometimes it might be easier than putting the suture out here, you see, you might be ending up putting the suture here. So what you might wanna do after you're done putting your loop around is you grab the peritoneum here with your Maryland and pull up on your loop, and it will move it from here to there. Uh, Bob has a question. The only question is whether it's two elements or if there's a broncogenic cyst or. How can I like review the video from that global cast you made on lobectomy that has become my primary source of so I OK. So I put it there to. And maybe one interface lower. Oh, you know what you're gonna get to be able to do. You're gonna get to do a superior segment. You think so? Yeah. Yeah. So, the scope is in the perfect place. Go where my circle is. I know, but I'm, I'm trying, but I wanna make sure. See, look, I'm right at the diaphragm, right? So here's Minor Fisher, yeah, all right. Here's the front of Major Fisher. So what I would do is I'd come right here. And unroof the top of the cyst and carry it all the way back so we can see how it really separates from the vessels in the upper lobe. This plane right here. Yeah, yeah, it looks like the plane is. Right here, the superior segment artery is going to be in there somewhere. What does this feel like right here? And then you've got these nodes that you're gonna have to get out of the way. I think once you take this artery. Then you're going to have a plane that comes along like that. Why not endo loop this now, even if yeah, I would. That's what I would do. Why even bother, I would, I would end a lupus. Yeah, I would handle it. You can end a little bit or put a clip on it, whichever one you want. Yeah, that, yeah, that looks all right. Yeah. Slide it down and yup. Nice. OK, P. Steve, thanks for your help. It was my pleasure. Good job. You guys have a great.