I think what we ll do is open the open show in two weeks with, of course, live calls but also e-mail questions. That will get you to the site, and you can put in a question if you don t want to call us here on the radio. We will, as Dr. Dahl said, review some of those e-mails in the next couple weeks or so. I experienced it and just wondering if there is any answers for it. The answer to your question Ray is yes.
Blood clots do occur more frequently in patients who have cancer.
One of the reasons for that is that cancer seems to stimulate some of the clotting mechanisms. Now certainly someone who has recently undergone surgery is also at increased risk for blood clot so maintaining adequate hydration, activity levels and so forth in and around the time of surgery are also important. So there are a number of reasons that people with cancer could have increased risk and difficulty with blood clots, and it certainly is something we are very, very keen about in and around the time of surgery and do some things to hopefully prevent blood clots from forming. Okay, thank you. Appreciate the call.