Cystoscope 4 MM 30 Degree

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A cystoscope is a medical instrument used to visually examine the bladder and urethra. It is a thin, tube-like device equipped with a camera and light that is inserted through the urethra into the bladder. Cystoscopy can be performed for both diagnostic and therapeutic purposes.

Common uses of a cystoscope include:

Diagnosis:

1. Urinary Tract Issues:
   • Hematuria (blood in the urine): To determine the cause of blood in the urine.
   • Recurrent Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs): To check for underlying bladder or urethral abnormalities.
   • Frequent or Painful Urination: To investigate the cause of chronic bladder pain or other urinary symptoms.
2. Bladder Conditions:
   • Bladder Cancer: To identify and evaluate suspicious areas within the bladder.
   • Bladder Stones: To locate and assess stones within the bladder.
   • Bladder Inflammation (Cystitis): To diagnose inflammation or infection of the bladder lining.
3. Urethral Problems:
   • Urethral Stricture: To identify and measure narrowing of the urethra.
   • Obstructions: To detect blockages or structural abnormalities in the urethra.

Therapeutic Uses:

1. Stone Removal: To remove bladder stones or treat kidney stones that have migrated to the bladder.
2. Biopsy: To take a small tissue sample from the bladder or urethra for further testing, often in the case of suspected cancer.
3. Tumor Treatment: To remove or treat small bladder tumors.
4. Catheter Insertion: To help place or remove a urinary catheter when insertion is difficult.

Cystoscopy is commonly performed in both outpatient and hospital settings and is typically a minimally invasive procedure.

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