Patrick Williams: We didn’t but we’re essentially on the same track that we’ve been on. So we reported obviously a little north of $4 million again. So I think at this point, we didn’t reiterate it. That’s a good catch. But we’re on the — what I would call the steady state of around the $4 million. We might do a little north of that as we go into Q4. But we’re thinking about that as we contemplate 2024 and beyond. But I think consistent with what Tom has said and what we have said the US is going to be a little bit of a slow-go in the short term here until we move into 2024. And we think we’ll achieve more meaningful acceleration as we move into the second half of 2024.
John Young: Thank you, again.
Operator: Thank you. Your next question comes from George Sellers of Stephens. Your line is already open.
George Sellers: Hey, good afternoon, and thanks for taking the question. Maybe to follow-up a little bit on the Highway 93 customer base. I’m just curious, how many of those customers have an office-based surgical suite? And is that an important factor when you’re thinking about which physicians you’re targeting?
Tom Frinzi: Yeah. Hey, George thanks for the question. I think between both office-based surgery suite and a physician-owned ASC, I think it’s a little north of 50% of the 93 fall into a setting of care that’s extremely favorable.
George Sellers : Okay. That’s helpful. And then thinking about the geographic breakdown, a lot of the non-U.S. and China geographies are what really outpaced our expectations in the quarter. And you touched on Spain and Germany and India, but I’m just curious if you could give us a little bit more color on some of the maybe economic reasons for what was driving strength in some of those markets and then the sustainability of that strength into fourth quarter and into 2024 as well?
Tomas Frinzi: Well, as we said at our Investor Day, beyond China we thought there were markets that we’re poised for growth and we’re starting to see that India being a great example. Again, it’s a small base. But given the population there and the need we see India growing. Also in smaller markets in the Asia Pacific region like Vietnam, like Malaysia, have all been showing consistent growth as we wind down 2023 and we think that will continue into 2024. Certainly, the initiatives we’re doing in the US we’ve said, will take time but we believe and Patrick just reiterated, I think we’ll start seeing some real inflection in the back half of 2024 leading into 2025. Europe certainly our hybrid markets like France and Italy Benelux continue to show consistent double-digit growth, so we’re very pleased and really we’re very encouraged to see Spain and Germany have the quarters they had.
And I think Europe is poised to fight through the economic advantage or disadvantages they’re facing and in spite of that producing reasonably good numbers which sets us up for a solid 24% and beyond.
Patrick Williams: Yes. And we provided the additional table which I think everyone will appreciate and break out ICL especially to show how Japan is doing. We still have some FX headwinds there. And we are showing revenue growth. But on a unit standpoint they still continue to deliver very well. As many of you are aware the yen is an all-time weakness over the last 30-plus years here compared to the US dollar. And then consistently in terms of macroeconomic headwinds Korea once again had what we would call not quite as a strong quarter. We outlined that in the table as well. It’s flattish up 1% year-over-year. And that’s consistent with what we talked about on our Q2 call when we did bring the numbers slightly down notably for Korea when we pointed out in Asia Pacific. But everything else Tom said or things are going pretty well there and we’re feeling optimistic about some of those other areas at this point.
