The procedure
TURBT is a surgical procedure used to diagnose and treat bladder tumors. It involves the removal of bladder tumors through the urethra using a resectoscope. Fulguration, the application of electric current, is often used to destroy remaining tumor cells and prevent bleeding.
Conditions treated:
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Bladder tumors
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Bladder cancer

Information on the procedure
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Consultation
Comprehensive assessment and imaging to assess the tumor.
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Treatment
A resectoscope is inserted through the urethra to access the bladder. The tumor is resected, and fulguration is applied to eliminate residual tumor cells.

Preparation
Local or general anesthesia is administered for patient comfort.
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Biopsy
Tissue samples are taken for pathological analysis to determine the cancer stage and grade.

Additional information on the procedure
BEFORE THE PROCEDURE
Follow your doctor's instructions regarding eating and drinking before the procedure, and have someone drive you home after the procedure.
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DURING THE PROCEDURE
​Anesthesia is administered to ensure your comfort, then the resectoscope is used to remove the tumor, and fulguration is applied to destroy any remaining tumor cells.
AFTER THE PROCEDURE
Follow the post-procedure care instructions provided by your doctor and attend follow-up appointments to monitor healing and check for recurrence.
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