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</html><description>Paracentesis is a medical procedure that removes fluid from the abdomen using a needle or small tube. The fluid usually collects in the peritoneal cavity, the space around the abdominal organs. It is commonly used to evaluate or relieve ascites, which is abdominal fluid buildup. In oncology, it may be used for diagnosis, symptom relief, or supportive care.</description></oembed>
