The document summarizes the process of suction or vacuum curettage abortion. It involves dilating the cervix and inserting a hollow plastic tube connected to a powerful suction pump into the uterus. The fetus is then vacuumed out of the uterus in pieces and a technician must sort through the pieces to ensure all are removed. Possible risks include abdominal pain, infection, and incomplete abortion requiring further procedures. The document also discusses a physician's testimony that the fetus is sometimes alive during parts of the suction abortion process and may die in transit through the catheter or vacuum tube.