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Well, first of all, she's asleep. uh fully asleep or just local fall. Yeah. Yeah. So this is done in um surgery center typically or clinic with um anesthesiologist present IV sedation prop. So it's it's like a colonoscopy or dental extraction or something. It's all done vaginally actually using the ultrasound and that day there's a needle that's guided by the ultrasound that goes through the vagina into the ovaries.
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But it's just the ultrasound probe. Yeah. And then there's a needle guide. That is the needle guide inside the probe or alongside alongside. Okay. Yeah. And the needle it's a long needle, right? So your hand's not in vagina. 16 gauge and it goes through the vagina into the over. You're doing this under ultrasound guidance. You can see exactly. So you But somebody else is obviously manipulating the ultrasound for you. No, no, you have it in your hand. It's a vaginal ultround. That's right. That's right. Yeah. Yeah. So, you're doing both. So, you're looking where you're going with the ultrasound, and you're using the needle to puncture the ovary, get into the follicles, and the the needle is attached to like a vacuum suction. And so, the fluid and the follicles collect it, goes through the needle into the test tube, and then that test tube is handed
So the egg retrieval is happens 2 days after the hCG trigger. Wow. Yeah, I would have thought so it would have taken two days for her to 36 hours specifically. So she usually takes it in the evening and then the retrieval is is the the day after in the morning. Okay. So woman comes into your office a day two days later. Yep. And like walk me through this. So you lay her on a table, you've got an ultrasound on her ovary and you're literally putting a needle in there.