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The procedure takes approximately 20 minutes, depending on your staff and experience and is performed by following these simple steps:

1. 1. The chosen therapeutic is injected intratumorally in linear retrotracing injections every six millimeters from the perimeter of the mass withdrawing the needle as you inject so the tumor is saturated.
   2. The temperature of the tissue will be displayed during the heating phase and when it reaches 43C the device will beep once to signify 30 seconds to pulse. This allows the underlying tissue to reach the necessary temperature and achieve maximum delivery. 
   3. The device will then pulse, signified by two beeps. It may pulse once or several times depending on the tissue impedance feedback. This is very different from all other devices that are still pulsing once and hoping for the best. No two sections of tissue are homologous, so delivery of pulses is specific to each segment of tissue. It is important to understand that the VetPulse 2000 is the only device able to use our patented and trademarked Intellipulse ™ system. 
   4. Once the desired impedance drop is reached the device will beep three times indicating you may now move to the adjoining area of the mass. This also signifies to the clinician that they have achieved maximum delivery. 
   5. Since you cannot damage healthy tissue, we recommend pulsing approximately a 1cm margin around the tumor. When you have pulsed the entire tumor, the treatment is complete, and you may press the blue button to cycle back for the next patient. No need to pulse the same tissue twice as with the old technology.