Cystoscopy for bladder cancer

Bladder cancer is one of the most common malignant tumors today. With the continuous progress of society, the number of patients with bladder cancer is increasing. This may be related to people's living environment and human diet. As people's living conditions improve, their food becomes more and more complicated. This has led to the emergence of many bladder cancer patients. In order to help everyone better understand bladder cancer, the following will introduce bladder cancer examinations.

Bladder cancer case diagnosis, bladder cancer has the same symptoms as many cancers. If it can be detected early, diagnosed in time, and effective treatment is implemented, it can be cured. Bladder cancer is more common in middle-aged and elderly people over 50 years old, and there are more male patients than female patients. In recent years, the incidence rate has shown a significant upward trend. It can be seen that early diagnosis of bladder cancer is the key to treating bladder cancer.
Cystoscopy is the most important method for diagnosing bladder cancer. Through the examination, it can be determined whether there is bladder cancer and the number, size, shape of the tumor, whether there is a pedicle and base, and random biopsy can be performed. Cystoscopy can be used for early diagnosis of bladder cancer and can also help to initially formulate a surgical treatment plan. If the cystoscopy finds that the tumor is small, few in number, superficial, and has a pedicle, transurethral bladder tumor electrocautery or electroresection can be performed, and bladder cancer can be cured. If the tumor is large, has a wide base, has deep infiltration, or has metastasized, the doctor should determine the scope of the operation according to the situation. In short, cystoscopy is of great value for the early diagnosis of bladder cancer and is also very important for formulating treatment plans.