Aspiration Drainage Under Imaging
A drainage or aspiration is a procedure that takes liquid from a pool of fluid (collection) in the body. A collection may contain clear fluid, pus or blood. Most collections are accessible through the skin. An aspiration is where a needle is inserted into the collection and a sample is taken for testing at pathology.
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