Ureteroscopy - Diagnosis and Treatment of Urinary Tract Problems

Ureteroscopy - Diagnosis and Treatment of Urinary Tract Problems

Ureteroscopy is a small light viewing scope used to examine the ureters and diagnose or detect any problems with the ureters. Since the ureters are also the tubes connecting the kidneys to the bladder, ureteroscopy is also effective in detecting other urinary tract problems such as kidney stones.

One night hospitalisation is needed and avoid airplane travel for 3 days after surgery.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is a ureteroscopy performed?

Ureteroscopy is the diagnostic evaluation of lesions. It may also be used to evaluate and treat other causes of kidney blockage or blood in your urine.

How is urinary tract obstruction diagnosed?

Physical examinations and findings, ultrasound and tests will help to diagnose.

What does a ureteroscopy show?

The ureteroscopy can show norrowness, stones or other pathologic findings

What is the difference between cystoscopy and ureteroscopy?

Cystoscopy is the endoscopic evaluation of the bladder and ureterescopy is the endoscopic evaluation of the ureter.

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One night hospitalisation is needed and avoid airplane travel for 3 days after surgery.

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