Cystoscopy & Bladder Biopsy

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Uploaded by on Jul 31, 2009

This operative surgical video details a common urological procedure - Cystoscopy and Biopsy. In this video, a small bladder lesion is biopsied with forceps through an integrated cystoscope. Anatomy of the urethra and bladder is demonstrated.
Iqbal S Shergill BSc(Hons) MRCS(Eng) FRCS(Urol) is senior Specialist Registrar in Urology in London, UK. During his urology training, he has organised a number of practical skills courses for fellow trainees, as well as publishing on all aspects of urology in the medical literature. He has edited five teaching text-books and continues to be involved in teaching, training and medical education.

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  • As a Urological Surgeon, we use an instrument called a Cystoscope. It is basically a long rigid metallic tube approximately 7-8mm wide and inserted under general anaesthesia. A smallr calibre flexible cystoscope can be passed under local anaesthesia. Surprisingly, although it sounds painful, remarkably objective published pain scores are not too bad.

  • Dear smcnottz

    Hi - thanks for the posting

    Clearly it is difficult to give medical advice formally....

    If u require formal advice, I am happy to give - please feel free to visit ThanksDr

    However, this case was under surveillance for known TCC Bladder

    Also please bear in mind risk of false positive from urine dipstix for blood

    Cheers

  • The tumour was approximately 4-5mm in size. Hence it would have been unlikely to have shown up on USS. However, as I am sure you know, USS is operator dependent. Generally speaking it is widely accepted that cystoscopy has the greatest sensitivity in diagnosing bladder tumours.

  • @Uroemerge ok thanks, what symptoms did they have? I am a 27 year old male, none smoker, I have microscopic haematuria (only found it because I changed doctors and had the dipstick test) Ive had u's and e's done, infection tests, renal and bladder ultrasound and everything was normal. So I am convinced I have a small bladder tumour like this one. what symptoms would this one have presented itself?

  • Hi - thanks for the posting

    Clearly it is difficult to give medical advice formally....

    If u require formal advice, I am happy to give - please feel free to visit ThanksDr

    However, this case was under surveillance for known TCC Bladder

    Also please bear in mind risk of false positive from urine dipstix for blood

    Cheers

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  • god what is that song..? i know it from something

  • How can you get a camera up there?

  • I have to have this done next week and I'll tell you right now that I would rather take a good swift kick to the nuts rather then do this again! This makes the second time I have had to have this done.

  • I have to have this done next week and I'll tell you right now that I would rather take a good swift kick to the nuts rather then do this again!

  • OUCH!

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