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Syringe is attached to needle and advance needle in lesion of interest, once in lesion draw back on syringe to about 1ml and keep that negative pressure in the syringe at all times, slightly pull back and move needle around about 5 times, before removing from lesion let go of the suction, then come out and dis-attach needle, get more air into syringe, attach needle and push onto a slide
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