 For a quick case, don't be so verbose, just give me an answer, okay? 67-year-old presents with microscopic hematuria, good performance status, CT chest, bone scan, negative, no urologic complaints, past medical history is unremarkable. And again, you can see here this large tumor involving the posterior aspect of the left kidney, here's the renal vein coming into the kidney right there, here's the renal artery going into the kidney right there, and you can see there's this large tumor involving posterior aspect, all right? I don't know, I know what you can do, I know what you might do, I wanna know what you will do, okay? One answer. Partial nephrectomy. Okay. What's going on with the right liver? Oh, nothing. Okay, partial nephrectomy. In the angioma. Partial nephrectomy. Okay. A little for partial. All right, Dr. Mateen. Yeah. Dr. Arar, can you ablate that thing? No, no, I'll please you. Dr. Taneer, you get to be a surgeon? For today, partial nephrectomy. Okay. How would you do it? Would you do it robotically or open? Open flank incision. Open flank incision. Michael, you don't have to answer if you don't want to. Dr. Mateen? Yeah, actually I would not do a flank with this because you don't have that much space during a flank and for this you really wanna be able to kinda rotate the kidney and get it off of all those blood vessels first and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. So some technical things. I actually would consider doing this robotically. A lot of it just lies in the strategy of getting it off of the blood vessels before you do anything else, but whatever. Robot, open. All right, well again, this patient elected to participate in our neoadjuvant excitinib trial, got three months of excitinib, dose escalation to 10 milligrams BID and here's the follow-up films. And you can see there's dramatic regression of that tumor and although I agree with all of you that I would have done a partial nephrectomy, I think this was destined to be a much easier partial nephrectomy based on the response of the primary tumor to the excitinib. And the patient did undergo a left partial nephrectomy and you can see that it was T1A, firm grade two, confined to the kidney.