by agile | Nov 13, 2019 | Urethral Surgery
Item Number: 36860 A diagnostic procedure under general anaesthetic, where a Rigid / Flexible cystoscope is placed in your conduit (stoma), ureteric catheters are placed to enable imaging of the upper tracts with/without insertion or removal of ureteric stents. Why is...
by agile | Nov 7, 2019 | Urethral Surgery
Item Number: Why is it done? Prolapsed urethral mucosa causing pain and bleeding Occurs from childhood to old age How is it done? This procedure is done under a spinal/general anaesthetic, as decided by the anaesthetist. The legs will be elevated into the...
by agile | Nov 6, 2019 | Urethral Surgery
Item Number: Why is it done? Usually, an infected peri-urethral gland blocks and becomes infected Causes a bulge which interferes with urination Can mimic a vaginal prolapse Usually an MRI of the urethra delineates this beautifully. How is it done? This...
by agile | Nov 6, 2019 | Urethral Surgery
Item Number: Why is it done? Usually, an infected peri-urethral gland blocks and becomes infected Causes a bulge which interferes with urination Can mimic prostate enlargement LUTS Usually an MRI of the urethra delineates this beautifully. How is it done? This...
by agile | Oct 31, 2019 | Urethral Surgery
Item Number: 36833 A day procedure under local anaesthetic, where a flexible cystoscope is placed in the bladder via the urethra to remove a stent placed with previous upper tract work Why is it done? To investigate: Haematuria (blood in the urine) Recurrent urinary...
by agile | Oct 31, 2019 | Urethral Surgery
Item Number: 36800 Non-invasive placement of a silicone tube which is secured inside the bladder and attached to a drainage bag on the outside, in order to drain an obstructed bladder – Urine Retention Why is it done? This can be placed as an emergency for patients in...
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