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Cystoscopy

A cystoscopy is a medical procedure used to examine the inside of the bladder using an instrument called a cystoscope.

A cystoscope is a thin, fibre optic flexible tube that has a light and a camera at one end. It's inserted into the urethra (the tube that carries urine out of the body) and moved up into the bladder.

The camera relays images to a screen, where they can be seen by the urologist (specialist in treating bladder conditions). You will be able to go home on the same day.

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Cystoscopy
Price
Cystoscopy
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1300.00

Locations

You can receive this treatment at any one of the locations below.

Patient Pathway

Step 1

You should have a bath or shower before you come to the clinic.
You should not empty your bladder prior to your appointment as you will be asked to provide a urine sample before the test to check for any sign of infection.

Step 2

On admission you will be greeted by a nurse who will check your details, ask you some brief questions about your medical history and record your blood pressure and pulse.
The doctor performing the procedure will then talk you through the test and you can ask any questions that you may have. You will then be required to sign a consent form.

Step 3

The test usually takes about five minutes, but please allow one hour for your visit. The procedure is not usually painful although there may be some discomfort. A local anaesthetic gel is applied directly to the urethra and the cystoscopy is then carefully advanced up the urethra into the bladder. When the test is complete, the cytoscope is removed smoothly and easily. You will probably feel the need to pass urine afterwards as the bladder has been filled during the test.

Step 4

You will be taken to the recovery area and asked to provide another sample of urine. You will then be offered a drink of water, and after a short rest you will be given discharge information and you can ask any more questions you may have before being allowed to go home.

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LivingCare is proud to provide services on behalf of the NHS. We offer quality healthcare provision as a regulated provider of care. Patients are able to receive selected treatments, paid for by the NHS, with a GP referral through the e-Referral System. The NHS provider network is made up of NHS and independent providers that deliver outstanding clinical care to the communities we all serve, helping to tackle NHS waiting lists.

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“ staff were so lovely straight from when you enter too when you are leaving! they make the scan easier and not difficult, and make u feel a lot better about the scan, especially if it’s your first time time like it was mine! so good!”

mia Taylor

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November 2024