Okay, I'm gonna put a little blue sheet on you. Alright guys, we're getting ready to start an auxiliary abscess and orientation. She's been having pain for several days. She came to the office today and we had an ultrasound done this year. Solid and cystic component in that area. So we're gonna just bring in today's bronzer magic art, to see how she does. We're gonna start some numbing medicine, okay? Stick in a burn. Good job. You're doing okay? The burning will go in a couple of minutes. So we have two drapes on her. One is the one sticky drape in the white poking through the blue drape and this blue drape took cover up the her body to keep the area completely stable. I don't think we need to go to the hospital for this small abscess. It's big enough to cause her severe pain so that her arm is getting well stiff and she can't move her arm around. It's still doing okay? Not as much as it hurts about her, you okay? Too good? Alright. Oh, this pulse is spreading out of there. Okay, we're gonna culture this and send it to lab for testing. You can do all the luck better after this deal. Ooh, yes. You okay? It's a lot of pain there, right? I think you can squeeze the pulse out of there. There's so much pulse. Feeling any better? So all this pulse and facial will be gone. You're gonna feel the whole luck better. So because of this skin and this area is very tightly comported or in very tight compartments having any kind of pulse or abscess and sudden increase in the size of volume cause a lot of pressure. Yeah, I'm almost done sweetie. Almost done. I think you had an infectious severe disease sweetie. I'm gonna send it for pathology. I think you had a cyst in there, right? That got infected. Does it hurt here? What I'm doing? I'm doing a little bit. Okay. So this is which if you see this is kind of like infected sebaceous cyst. I think she had a sebaceous cyst that got infected. This is the wall of the sebaceous cyst. They got all this infection. So I'm gonna give her some more numbing medicine over here to see if we can clean this out of the wall. What are we doing? Are we doing? Okay. We're trying to clean out the wall of the cyst as much as possible because it's already ruptured in the air in the person everything. So there's a chance this sebaceous cyst could come back again. Looks like cyst doesn't look like much of it. You're doing great. You're a brave girl. Okay. We're done. Looks pretty clean now inside. All right. My first dressing is usually beta-line soap clause. And after that we change it to regular saline soap or dry clause depending how it looks like. The first time the plaguing is really tight so if there's any oozing or stuff it can stop. But after that it gets much easier. So here we go guys. We're just about done with this case. You know we trained the x-ray abscess from infected sebaceous cyst and under local anesthesia. And she has done very well and we're just about finishing the procedure and she can go home after the AC-10 drink and put her some antibiotics.