As the technology develops, it'll probably become more and more common, which would enable extremely advanced surgeries for many more patients than with traditional surgery, saving and improving so many lives. It's pretty exciting, so much potential.
This pluss internett pluss desensitization. Small self-contained containers that are operated from a central command via internett. Or something like dat
Thanks for the video! My father was a surgeon University of Louisville class of 1920 and this is NOT a typo! He was a surgeon for twenty years before antibiotics were available! Can we imagine? Fantastic progress, but please take a moment to respect and remember the shoulders on which you now stand!!
It’s amazing to see some surgeons use this robot and their movements are so fluid, that it’s second nature for them now. Nice to see a little light shed on this technology 👍
Imagine combining the Da Vinci robot with Neuralink or any B.C.I. with this Machine or An Artificial Intelligence trained in simulation through deep learning and machine learning combined with human supervision. I can see a Ghost in the Shell Future Robot Surgeon..
Really cool! There's tons of interesting stuff happening with AR and VR in surgery as well. www.freethink.com/articles/the-augmented-virtual-human-machine-future-of-surgery-is-here
@@marcianoforst6311 depends may be 2030s 2040s 2050s..... or civilization collapses for some reason and we get another dark age and delay the singularity for a century or so
I had a very rare opportunity to operate the da Vinci system as a med student and I have to say, it really is special. It's incredibly responsive but also enhances your own movements through use of all these motors which minimizes any micro-movement.
That's true but a surgeon graduates to robotic and endoscopic surgeries only after they mastering traditional form of open surgeries. You just don't know when due to unforseen complications 1 may have to convert a robotic/endoscopic surgery to an open 1. At the end of the day, a Surgeons eyes and hands are the most reliable tools.
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@@CHANGUTHAKUR the robot doesn't have an "autopilot", it's a tool. So no, surgeons' hands & eyes are not superior to a surgeon with a robot.
Not like this. Robotic surgery, or the DaVinci system at least is limited to only a few laparoscopic procedures that profit from the increased precision. Bigger factors in future operating rooms will be imaging and better methods of infection prevention.
@@johnross5098 Fortunately the patients are probably under general anesthesia. 😅 (So you can afford to pause and they won't move out from under your digits.)
Omg! Its totally fascinating and dr.mary working with the such enthusiasm even at her fifties......motivating me to stay creative and think out of the box ✨🩺
Most hospitals are required to have backup generators so that if the power grid goes out, critical machines won't fail - the Da Vinci would just be the tip of the iceberg as far as machines that need power to keep patients alive!
Electrical power sources are redundant in hospitals. Multiple generators that run on propane in case of an outage. But nevertheless a great question for the surgeon. "Hows your redundant power source program if the power drops?"
I have recently undergone hemithyroidectomy surgery using Davinci XI robotic system…thanks for the marvellous technology that there was no scar on my neck & my Doctors could treat this with single point entry from the back of my ear running through the hairline….❤❤❤
Robotic surgery is an upgrade from laparoscopic surgery, the only difference between the two surgical practices, aside from the adaptation of manufacturing robots, its provides the surgeon with 6 degrees of freedom and mitigates moments that constrict surgery such as the fulcrum effect.
Woah if this were a thing when i was a kid i woulda went after this as a career. Robotics are sick but only knowing code i guess i can code ai to operate instead of needing to use a high tech joystick. How about making an ai for these robots so the operations are 100 percent viable and efficient?
Most ppl dont like selfdriven cars do u rly think ppl will let robots do surgery on them? no this wont happnes in the near future maybe in 2400 not now
ABSOLUTELY ground breaking cosmic state of the art please please governments and surgery teams NEED to to be introduced to this cant say how game changing this will be with so few complications and limited infalamtion and invasiveness a complete recovery with minimal damage to bodies integrity is assured . Wow! This IS yet anotther front in medicine along with regenrative protocols that IS really exciting and wonderful , having had two surgeries on my elbow due to cycling accidents massive post operative inflammation affected my vision my arm still wont straighten have massive scar and bad dupytrens in right hand will I ever be right ? GOD I hope so in the NHS will we ever see this lets back this to the hilt iT will revolutionize surgery fantastic guys abolsutley brilliant .Need some micro surgery on my right and left wrist elbow and other areas , pain is a real drag used to practice astanga etc now its difficult .
The problem is this stuff has already been around since the early 2000s, its not until by some type of marketing hype people suddenly care about this cool tech!!
How far away are autonomous AI robotic surgeries? I can imagine machines replacing Doctors, detecting diseases more accurately and going with the most effective surgical methodology all by itself in lesser time. It would save a lot of time spent on training and devising surgical methods too. All of us could be researchers while machines would be the ones producing the results of our research.
I hope robots will be the answer to doctors very high fees and malpractice that goes unnoticed. Would be great if they come with warranty not some waiver.
This is not true. You need to provide some sources for that information. Here is a study in nature to the contrary of what you said: www.nature.com/articles/s41598-020-57413-z
It's amazing how fast one build another surgeon machine man what other stuff are there that I haven't yet seen I've been born not long ago and the elders be like u didn't know that
It’s amazing how much energy the medical industry puts into surgery as opposed to prevention, I suppose it makes more money, it’s no good for them if you are well now is it?
@@wonkygustav4457 how do you prevent appendicitis then? There is no “one size fits all” solution, if you get it then you get it. I know this because I had appendicitis myself, underwent surgery to remove it, and now I’m fine.
@@dtrns9 doesn’t mean there wasn’t a cause for it in the first place. I’m not saying I know all the answers but I do know that cancer for example is preventative but they will ‘surprisingly’ never find a cure. We are being duped.
Doubt it, AI couldn’t even recognize simple pictures from the internet less a blood vessel. This thing’s a more of an advanced laparoscopic tool. If anything future surgeons would be more like Doc Oc rather than fully automated.
@@d3vilmaycry25 they had a robot surgeon complete surgery on pig bowels and it did very well. It’s going to take a few decades but eventually they’ll get there, just like they will get there with any job…
@@nikobelic4251 I remember that’s what they said that we’ll be farming under the sea and we’ll have flying cars replacing conventional cars by the 2000s.
@@d3vilmaycry25 I know I know. But people are dead set on this AI stuff because it will save them money. I am skeptical about it too but many people are really invested in this kind of stuff….. But I wouldn’t be surprised at all if it didn’t happen in our lifetimes I’m just saying they are working on it, in the same way they are working on AI to fly airplanes and to design stuff and to replace lawyers. They are working on all of that… so we’ll just have to see.
@@nikobelic4251 I really just don't see it that way, I just don't see a fully automated surgery, because it is far to complex and delicate. The reason why bowel surgery is the go to test for this thing is because the Colon has a lot of collateral arteries (Marginal Arteries of Drummond) meaning if you make a mistake cutting the wrong blood vessel, say the Right Colic Artery, the colon can still be supplied by other branches Middle Colic Artery and Ileocolic Artery, as long as the main branch, the Superior Mesenteric Artery not cut, blood remains supplied in the region. But say for example, the Coronary Arteries of the heart, specifically the Left Anterior Descending Artery, the only blood vessel that supplies the anterolateral aspect and apex of the heart. These are dead end arteries, and if there's an error, well, I let you imagine what happens next. Human anatomy may have structural identity (same cells, same function), but no two organ looks exactly the same (Size, and shape). Thing is, people seem to forget that machines aren't infallible, they were coded by human hands, (how many times your PC or program fail you?) so there will always be unforseen mishaps. They are still they're great at simple menial and repetitive tasks or high extreme degree of precision but extremely complex ones? Well.... For me this tech ain't going to replace surgeons but another addition to the repetoire.
99% of the time, there is no reason to go robotic over the standard laparoscopic surgery. The benefits are not proven in the literature and the costs are much higher (expensive machine). I think these are really cool from a techie perspective but the (health) economics don't line up and we don't need to push healthcare costs through the ceiling here in the states
It's a capital investment, once the software can eventually perform surgeries without a doctor, you just need to average the cost of the machine over the surgeries it performs during its lifetimes. Over time (even if it takes decades) once hardware and software becomes cheaper and more reliable, this could be orders of magnitude cheaper than current medical care. It could also support surgeries in space
Honestly a machine like this is more for more extreme cases and it will probably be the kind of thing where you'll be take to a central hospital that has one of these to be able to do things such as heart surgery and other stuff like it
Bullshit !! AI can't even interpret an ECG properly forget about reading 3-D models accurately. It's currently in a very naive stage. It will still take decades to happen plus doctors & surgeons will be among the last to be replaced by AI/machine learning/augmented reality etc. Becs these are high skill people. The feature of Autopilot has been there since past many decades but it still haven't replaced pilots given the fact that a plane can now land on its own without anyone on the pilot seat.
Crazy idea, but hear me out. Instead of fairytale women superheroes, and action movie, overdramatized, pushed characters, how about somebody makes a movie about THIS woman? Or any other highly talented hard-working women to create a role model, instead of cringy, pushed fictional characters? Just an idea.
No, Im going to bleed out before I let a robot work on me. Its never automatic because its a human controlling the robot. Even our own senses are not automatic, no need for another level of removal.
What do you think the future of robotic surgery will be like?
More cost effective life saving opportunities ?
As the technology develops, it'll probably become more and more common, which would enable extremely advanced surgeries for many more patients than with traditional surgery, saving and improving so many lives. It's pretty exciting, so much potential.
This pluss internett pluss desensitization. Small self-contained containers that are operated from a central command via internett. Or something like dat
Expensive
Please tell me where is the "Freethink" part of this video? Its just an Ad by Intuitiv/Davinci ...
we all know that Michael Reeves surgeon robot is the best on the market
cost/cut ratio
It all comes down to what your insurance covers.
@@freethink hhh
@@freethink He doesn't know PepeLaugh
Yes
Just got out of surgery they used this robot. Really amazing technology I’m up and walking and pain is mostly minimal, what a time to be alive
I was a Sterile Tech for a couple years so its pretty cool to see the instruments in action.
Nice. Always cool to see folks with related experiences pop up in the comments.
You mean you mauntained the robotic equipment? Awesome.
What's the market like?
Thanks for the video! My father was a surgeon University of Louisville class of 1920 and this is NOT a typo! He was a surgeon for twenty years before antibiotics were available! Can we imagine? Fantastic progress, but please take a moment to respect and remember the shoulders on which you now stand!!
She is in fifties ,still taking training to do robotic surgeries,she got a lot of patience.
These is the type of people that get my respect.
It’s amazing to see some surgeons use this robot and their movements are so fluid, that it’s second nature for them now. Nice to see a little light shed on this technology 👍
Imagine combining the Da Vinci robot with Neuralink or any B.C.I. with this Machine or An Artificial Intelligence trained in simulation through deep learning and machine learning combined with human supervision. I can see a Ghost in the Shell Future Robot Surgeon..
Really cool! There's tons of interesting stuff happening with AR and VR in surgery as well. www.freethink.com/articles/the-augmented-virtual-human-machine-future-of-surgery-is-here
There is a team developping an AI brain for that thing. Pretty sure getting your appendix removed on Mars will be done by a robot.
@@DunnickFayuro the future is bright as long the tenuous peace of global politics won't be disturbed
2045 is the year singularity will be accomplished
@@marcianoforst6311 depends may be 2030s 2040s 2050s..... or civilization collapses for some reason and we get another dark age and delay the singularity for a century or so
I had a very rare opportunity to operate the da Vinci system as a med student and I have to say, it really is special. It's incredibly responsive but also enhances your own movements through use of all these motors which minimizes any micro-movement.
I can’t believe the middle ages were just a few hundred years ago.
The Middle Ages were over 1 thousand years ago
@@Penname25 a 10 hundreds you can say is a "few"
@@gremlik touché
Ikr
Crazy to think what will be possible in a few hundred more years!
Can't even imagine what surgeries will look like in the decades to come
meanwhile, remote surgery tech is on the way, too...
but considering the downsides of doing things remotely, it's gonna take some time.
That's true but a surgeon graduates to robotic and endoscopic surgeries only after they mastering traditional form of open surgeries.
You just don't know when due to unforseen complications 1 may have to convert a robotic/endoscopic surgery to an open 1.
At the end of the day, a Surgeons eyes and hands are the most reliable tools.
@@CHANGUTHAKUR the robot doesn't have an "autopilot", it's a tool. So no, surgeons' hands & eyes are not superior to a surgeon with a robot.
Imagine buying modified organs to come install it at you home with a commercial surgeon bot.
Not like this. Robotic surgery, or the DaVinci system at least is limited to only a few laparoscopic procedures that profit from the increased precision. Bigger factors in future operating rooms will be imaging and better methods of infection prevention.
This is something Dr. Strange would need to be board certified again
That's next next next level computer gaming .
Work from home - become a surgeon.
All fun and games until your wifi lags
@@johnross5098 Fortunately the patients are probably under general anesthesia. 😅
(So you can afford to pause and they won't move out from under your digits.)
This is so awesome. Im really hoping i can get into this profession one day! I always wanted to become a robotic surgeon.
Start studying like crazy and along with that playing tonnes of video games & racket sports to develop that hand eye co-ordination.
God speed to you.
Dude, she is a fucking badass, holy
Omg! Its totally fascinating and dr.mary working with the such enthusiasm even at her fifties......motivating me to stay creative and think out of the box ✨🩺
Very clean, but It has to be decentralised and off grid just in case the power go out.
Most hospitals are required to have backup generators so that if the power grid goes out, critical machines won't fail - the Da Vinci would just be the tip of the iceberg as far as machines that need power to keep patients alive!
Electrical power sources are redundant in hospitals. Multiple generators that run on propane in case of an outage. But nevertheless a great question for the surgeon. "Hows your redundant power source program if the power drops?"
@@jonathanhall7903 I would hope the robot has its own batteries as both ends as well, yeah.
@@YadraVoat Right! More redundancy.
I have recently undergone hemithyroidectomy surgery using Davinci XI robotic system…thanks for the marvellous technology that there was no scar on my neck & my Doctors could treat this with single point entry from the back of my ear running through the hairline….❤❤❤
Robotic surgery is an upgrade from laparoscopic surgery, the only difference between the two surgical practices, aside from the adaptation of manufacturing robots, its provides the surgeon with 6 degrees of freedom and mitigates moments that constrict surgery such as the fulcrum effect.
How many chest operations will the doctors have to do before the robot can do it itself?
Woah if this were a thing when i was a kid i woulda went after this as a career. Robotics are sick but only knowing code i guess i can code ai to operate instead of needing to use a high tech joystick. How about making an ai for these robots so the operations are 100 percent viable and efficient?
Do one for the senhance system. I've always wanted to see the difference between intuitive and senhance.
wait until ai learns how to do all of this surgery
They actually let surgeon-robots do smaller wound treatments autonomously in China due to a surgeon scarcity problem.
That wont happen
Most ppl dont like selfdriven cars do u rly think ppl will let robots do surgery on them? no this wont happnes in the near future maybe in 2400 not now
Not sure why, but the voiceovers sounded a bit off.
I feel like I would like to do this! Is this supposed to work like an ad?
Please tell me that this is going to be the future of surgery... please
The next step will be for A.I to be able to look at all that happens when it comes to using one of these and learning to do it!
How close are we from robotics/printing tattoos ?.
Wow this is the field i wanna go. I have done mbbs. Now i want to apply for this speciality.
Just watched a Ad disguised as news for a robotic surgery nice
The machine will see you now.......resistance is futile
Damn Being a Doctor In This Transition
Finally
I have Got What I Liked
Tech+Med
how do you become a robotic surgeon?
Is it compatible with a xbox one controller?
Great to see a female surgeon role model!
Do people practice peeling a grape 🍇 when you are trying to learn the robot?
Well don't have to worry about robot getting distracted by thoughts like *did I leave the stove on?*
How to work for this channel ???
Check out www.freethink.com/about/careers !
can it do surgery on a grape doe?
The da vinci robot is actually the one that did surgery on a grape
ABSOLUTELY ground breaking cosmic state of the art please please governments and surgery teams NEED to to be introduced to this cant say how game changing this will be with so few complications and limited infalamtion and invasiveness a complete recovery with minimal damage to bodies integrity is assured . Wow!
This IS yet anotther front in medicine along with regenrative protocols that IS really exciting and wonderful , having had two surgeries on my elbow due to cycling accidents massive post operative inflammation affected my vision my arm still wont straighten have massive scar and bad dupytrens in right hand will I ever be right ? GOD I hope so in the NHS will we ever see this lets back this to the hilt iT will revolutionize surgery fantastic guys abolsutley brilliant .Need some micro surgery on my right and left wrist elbow and other areas , pain is a real drag used to practice astanga etc now its difficult .
When calibration is the thin line between life and death.
This was an ad? Why do this? How big is this field. What is the future of this field? The people wanna know
Can we outsource surgeons?
Oh I remember these from Quake 4 surgery, it did cause some discomfort.
Michael Reeves hates this haha
Da Vinci machine costs like couple of million dollars.
Expectedly so.
This is how they did my hysterectomy!
Is it common ?
What are chances of failure
Ahh see now we can see our job's security 🥲🥲
I'm not going to lie
Is this one or Michael Reves better 😳👌
SO FREAKING COOL!
The problem is this stuff has already been around since the early 2000s, its not until by some type of marketing hype people suddenly care about this cool tech!!
👀
How far away are autonomous AI robotic surgeries? I can imagine machines replacing Doctors, detecting diseases more accurately and going with the most effective surgical methodology all by itself in lesser time.
It would save a lot of time spent on training and devising surgical methods too. All of us could be researchers while machines would be the ones producing the results of our research.
already bought the Stock
This looks like a paid advertisement by intuitive surgical
Love this!
trained from the professionally trained trainer trainers
i am a medical student and i want to a surgeon now what about me 😭😭😭😭
This is amazing
Bravo your a hero
I hope robots will be the answer to doctors very high fees and malpractice that goes unnoticed. Would be great if they come with warranty not some waiver.
Wait till u know the robots cost and how much the fees will be inflated because of the pricey price and more training are required
Even if robots are the answer, the one controlling will be a doctor.. Prepare urself for more cost.
In clinical trials, there is no benefit over hands of surgery, so this is only expensive option. And it's also very slow process also.
This is not true. You need to provide some sources for that information. Here is a study in nature to the contrary of what you said: www.nature.com/articles/s41598-020-57413-z
This is so dystopian... in the future, robots will take everyone’s jobs. This is just one step towards the inevitable.
But plz make it useful for poor peoples as well!
A bit of usage overtime, run the data through a neural net and you could have auto surgery.
Could we Neuralink into a tiny robot?!
Impressive but why is it needed over a surgeon performing the operation in person?
More precision, ability to do more complex surgery, and the potential to be automated by AI.
It’s a surgeon controlling the machine. Not a robot doing the surgery.
It's amazing how fast one build another surgeon machine man what other stuff are there that I haven't yet seen I've been born not long ago and the elders be like u didn't know that
at first i thought it was lisa su that was talking
Nurse will nt require for surgery due to robot. Isnt it??
It’s amazing how much energy the medical industry puts into surgery as opposed to prevention, I suppose it makes more money, it’s no good for them if you are well now is it?
Not everything can be prevented. Robotic surgery can be extremely useful in those cases
@@dtrns9 a lot can be prevented with awareness and there’s a lot they don’t want you to be aware of.
@@wonkygustav4457 how do you prevent appendicitis then? There is no “one size fits all” solution, if you get it then you get it. I know this because I had appendicitis myself, underwent surgery to remove it, and now I’m fine.
@@dtrns9 doesn’t mean there wasn’t a cause for it in the first place. I’m not saying I know all the answers but I do know that cancer for example is preventative but they will ‘surprisingly’ never find a cure. We are being duped.
Lol make it more expensive to get healthcare at the same time looking at the usa this is a business not a necessity of health
Now AI can do the job. They are also doing 5G real time surgeon across the states.
I would never trust a robot surgeon
Now have an AI learn from the experts and phase them out lol UBI coming
Doubt it, AI couldn’t even recognize simple pictures from the internet less a blood vessel. This thing’s a more of an advanced laparoscopic tool. If anything future surgeons would be more like Doc Oc rather than fully automated.
@@d3vilmaycry25 they had a robot surgeon complete surgery on pig bowels and it did very well. It’s going to take a few decades but eventually they’ll get there, just like they will get there with any job…
@@nikobelic4251 I remember that’s what they said that we’ll be farming under the sea and we’ll have flying cars replacing conventional cars by the 2000s.
@@d3vilmaycry25 I know I know.
But people are dead set on this AI stuff because it will save them money.
I am skeptical about it too but many people are really invested in this kind of stuff…..
But I wouldn’t be surprised at all if it didn’t happen in our lifetimes
I’m just saying they are working on it, in the same way they are working on AI to fly airplanes and to design stuff and to replace lawyers.
They are working on all of that… so we’ll just have to see.
@@nikobelic4251 I really just don't see it that way, I just don't see a fully automated surgery, because it is far to complex and delicate. The reason why bowel surgery is the go to test for this thing is because the Colon has a lot of collateral arteries (Marginal Arteries of Drummond) meaning if you make a mistake cutting the wrong blood vessel, say the Right Colic Artery, the colon can still be supplied by other branches Middle Colic Artery and Ileocolic Artery, as long as the main branch, the Superior Mesenteric Artery not cut, blood remains supplied in the region.
But say for example, the Coronary Arteries of the heart, specifically the Left Anterior Descending Artery, the only blood vessel that supplies the anterolateral aspect and apex of the heart. These are dead end arteries, and if there's an error, well, I let you imagine what happens next. Human anatomy may have structural identity (same cells, same function), but no two organ looks exactly the same (Size, and shape).
Thing is, people seem to forget that machines aren't infallible, they were coded by human hands, (how many times your PC or program fail you?) so there will always be unforseen mishaps. They are still they're great at simple menial and repetitive tasks or high extreme degree of precision but extremely complex ones? Well....
For me this tech ain't going to replace surgeons but another addition to the repetoire.
We need it for india peace
time to battle with insects
99% of the time, there is no reason to go robotic over the standard laparoscopic surgery. The benefits are not proven in the literature and the costs are much higher (expensive machine). I think these are really cool from a techie perspective but the (health) economics don't line up and we don't need to push healthcare costs through the ceiling here in the states
Good point
It's a capital investment, once the software can eventually perform surgeries without a doctor, you just need to average the cost of the machine over the surgeries it performs during its lifetimes. Over time (even if it takes decades) once hardware and software becomes cheaper and more reliable, this could be orders of magnitude cheaper than current medical care. It could also support surgeries in space
Yea I always have this feeling of sometimes the automation is just extra tbh
Honestly a machine like this is more for more extreme cases and it will probably be the kind of thing where you'll be take to a central hospital that has one of these to be able to do things such as heart surgery and other stuff like it
This machine was also designed for the 1%. You don't need a DaVinci for an appendectomy.
Fantastic
Hey I live by there!
All this tech coming in future like AI, 5G, Robotic surgery. Who knows what human can achieve in future
Eventually people would shift career
Dr. Strange.
This video was narrated by a child i believe
Pretty ROBOTIC Video 🤟
Killed thousands for this tech
Huh?
Senhance is better than Da Vinci.
Biomedical Engineering
We all know this machine is not for saving lives, is for saving rich people's lives...
Micheal reeves does it better
AI will replace Doctors and Surgons very soon. They are more accurate and better than human when trained properly.
Doctors and surgeons will be the last careers to get taken over by AI buddy, and it definitely isn’t happening in our lifetime.
They are the ones controlling the robot…
Lol dream on.
Bullshit !!
AI can't even interpret an ECG properly forget about reading 3-D models accurately. It's currently in a very naive stage. It will still take decades to happen plus doctors & surgeons will be among the last to be replaced by AI/machine learning/augmented reality etc. Becs these are high skill people.
The feature of Autopilot has been there since past many decades but it still haven't replaced pilots given the fact that a plane can now land on its own without anyone on the pilot seat.
Crazy idea, but hear me out. Instead of fairytale women superheroes, and action movie, overdramatized, pushed characters, how about somebody makes a movie about THIS woman? Or any other highly talented hard-working women to create a role model, instead of cringy, pushed fictional characters? Just an idea.
😍😍😍
How can we say this one is "Robotic Technology" .When more than 50% work done by Doctor.
because the doctor is literally using a robot ???????
No, Im going to bleed out before I let a robot work on me. Its never automatic because its a human controlling the robot. Even our own senses are not automatic, no need for another level of removal.
It’s not really a robot doing the surgery. A surgeon is controlling the machine.
@@Alalalalala11 so long as no one interupts the 5G, and it doesnt get a signal to splay its fingers in your chest cavity.
It's not using 5G, and is not ripping you open for the same reason the perfusor isn't killing you with an overdose.
Yess.... Yesss
Michael reeves did it better...
THIS
Discusting eradicate humanity with robotics lmao no one is gonna be living in these countries evil is not prevailing quite the opposite