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@@marisromero9337 It honestly wasn't bad at all. They just make a small incision, and use what looks like a click pen, and they insert the savi scout into the incision. It is very small. They also are using an ultra sound machine the whole time to make sure they are doing everything properly. Then they have another little hand held machine that when you roll over the savi scout spot, it makes a rapid beep beep beep noise. The surgeon will also use this in the OR to be able to locate the savi for surgery. Pls let me know if you have more questions. You can reach out anytime. Tell your mom I said GOOD LUCK. It's really not as scary as it seems. :)
Es un gran avance y es muy esperanzador tener una explicación tan clara, mi madre está programada para este procedimiento en dos semanas más.
Gracias.
Perfect explanation. I have to get this done on Monday. Thank-you so much!
How was it? My Mom will have it this week .
@@marisromero9337 It honestly wasn't bad at all. They just make a small incision, and use what looks like a click pen, and they insert the savi scout into the incision. It is very small. They also are using an ultra sound machine the whole time to make sure they are doing everything properly. Then they have another little hand held machine that when you roll over the savi scout spot, it makes a rapid beep beep beep noise. The surgeon will also use this in the OR to be able to locate the savi for surgery. Pls let me know if you have more questions. You can reach out anytime. Tell your mom I said GOOD LUCK. It's really not as scary as it seems. :)