Flexible transurethral cystoscopy is a modern, minimally invasive diagnostic method that allows for the evaluation of the interior of the bladder and urethra. This procedure uses a flexible cystoscope – a thin instrument equipped with a camera and light source. It enables the doctor to examine the urinary system in real time. This diagnostic test can be performed during a urological consultation, speeding up the treatment process significantly.
The procedure is recommended for patients with symptoms such as:
Flexible cystoscopy is also ideal for monitoring health after prior urological procedures.
The procedure results in:
Patients often report significant improvements in comfort following this diagnostic procedure.
The procedure is not recommended in cases of:
Each case requires individual assessment by a urologist.
Recovery is quick and does not require hospitalization. Possible post-procedure symptoms include:
These symptoms usually subside within a few days. It is recommended to avoid intense physical activity during this time.
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Before the procedure, patients should:
Diagnostics with a flexible cystoscope can be performed during the first urological consultation.
The procedure is performed using local anesthetic gel, which minimizes pain and discomfort.
The procedure typically takes 10 to 30 minutes, depending on the purpose of the examination and any additional actions required.
Yes, most patients can resume daily activities almost immediately after the procedure. However, it is recommended to avoid intense physical activity for a few days.
Although rare, possible complications include urinary tract infections, hematuria, and urethral injuries.
Fasting is not required if the procedure is performed with local anesthesia.