What is a cyterethroscope?
Cysturtroscope is a medical tool that is able to display the bladder and urethra. This tool is a specialized type of endoscope and consists of a thin tube with light and camera connected for maximum viewing. The cysturroscope allows the surgeon to diagnose problems during cystroscopy, as well as to take therapeutic measures such as biopsy using small surgical tools that pass through the tube. The endoscope is quickly assembled and can also have attached other tools and accessories. It is able to display at a number of angles and can also be equipped with an attachment for teaching purposes.
The appliance is made of metal and has an optical telescope fiber to allow the viewing angle of zero up to 170 degrees. The telescopes are interchangeable to allow full viewing of the bladder wall for the presence of ulcers, tumors or divers, which are small unusual bags that are formed in the weak budding of the wall. Lenses with visibility with zero are used for the urethra rangeOU up to 30 degrees and the lens of 70 degrees is used to look at the bladder walls. Diagnostic tests and operation of the cystyretroscope are usually performed by a urologist. It is a highly specialized field and can take extensive training for many years.
The patient is usually asked to urinate before examination and the range is then lubricated and inserted into the urethra and further into the bladder. Some patients report a slight discomfort when the tool is inserted and invented fluids, allowing the urologist to easily spread the entire bladder. The cysturrretroscope also has the ability to irrigate, collect urine samples and catheter to patients. This includes inserting a catheter or hollow tube into the patient to release fluids. Cystourethroscopy can take anywhere from 10 to 40 minutes to complete and also used to check blood in the urine, infection or damage urine, bladder or kidneys and signs of ZPOutheat prostate.
cystunethroscopy can be performed with a fixed range and a flexible tool that is connected to the range of observation. The difference is in the advertising method. The rigid range requires the patient to lie on his back on the inclined table with his feet up and slightly apart. This is known as the position of Lithotomy. This position is not necessary when a flexible range is used.