The Effects of Tranisabic Acid on Functional Recovery

Six months is probably not ideal in a general trauma cohort, but we saw that in this instance the main signal for the group who had severe disability was with the ones with TBI. We have looked at a subgroup of patients treated in Victoria who are routinely followed up every 12 months by the Victorian State Trauma Registry and the ghost measure is one of the things that is routinely followed. There's an attrition over time where we had about 80% at 12 months and 70% at 24 months. So we're confident that actually there's no, that six months is not, we're not seeing a lot of difference because there hasn't been time for patients to improve. I would just caution