Cystoscopy provides direct visualization and treatment of the urinary tract. In this procedure, an elastic fiber optic tube is entered through the urethra and the bladder and lower urinary tract are visually inspected.
How is cystoscopy performed?
When the inside of the bladder is filled with sterile saline, its walls expand and a full image is obtained. a drug is applied and after 10 minutes the procedure is applied. Thus, patients do not feel any pain or discomfort from cystoscopy. However, it may be necessary to avoid heavy work for 1 week.
In which cases is cystoscopy applied?
Lower urinary tract strictures, inflammations, benign and malignant tumors, prostate size, tumors, bladder stones, tumors and inflammations, internal urinary tracts ( ureter) obstructions It is used for diagnosis and treatment in urinary incontinence.
What are the side effects of cystoscopy?
Patients may experience infection. Bleeding may occur after the procedure. A sudden movement of the patient during the procedure may cause perforation in the internal urinary tract.
You can consult the expert team of Group Florence Nightingale Hospitals for your questions about cystoscopy. You can reach our expert team by using the contact form or by calling 444 0436.
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