Thank you both for being here today. I've learned something new because I was not aware of neuro-optometry, so I appreciate that.
I could spend hours talking with you, Dr. Suter, about many things, but I'm limited on time so I will try to be as quick as I can.
We talked about quinolones, basically, dealing with their having caused brain stem injuries. We know that there are 12 cranial nerves and basically 10 of them come from the brain stem and two of them don't. As for the oculomotor nerve—and I'm assuming that's where the interaction between vision, which you've been looking at, and the oculomotor disturbances is—I'm wondering if you could expand a bit more on that for us.