How to do a bladder cancer biopsy

Bladder cancer is a malignant tumor disease, clinically manifested as intermittent macroscopic hematuria, dysuria, urgency, frequency, and difficulty urinating. As the disease progresses, the symptoms will become more and more severe, so use the correct method in the early stages of the disease to control the development of the disease. Do a comprehensive examination before treatment to understand your physical condition and see how to do a bladder cancer biopsy?

There are two main methods for bladder cancer biopsy, one is cystoscopy and the other is diagnostic cystectomy. Among them, the accuracy of cystoscopy is not very high. For example, incomplete tissue or necrotic tissue will affect the accuracy of the test results, while the accuracy of diagnostic cystectomy is higher. In order to improve the accuracy of biopsy, it is necessary to choose a regular large hospital and let experienced doctors perform the operation.

How to check for bladder cancer?

1. Ultrasonic examination:

Ultrasound is the main method for examining bladder cancer. For example, abdominal B-ultrasound can effectively diagnose bladder cancer with relatively high accuracy and is very effective in screening for early bladder cancer.

2. Angiography:

Bladder cancer can be diagnosed by contrast imaging, which can help us understand the shortcomings of cystoscopy. It mainly serves as an auxiliary examination and can achieve the effect of truly diagnosing the disease.

3. CT examination:

Bladder cancer can be diagnosed by CT scan, which mainly acts on the abdomen and pelvis to understand the current range of the tumor and determine whether the tumor has invaded the surrounding rectum or uterus and other organs. Therefore, CT scan is a very important method. If you suspect you have bladder cancer, you can go to a general hospital for better examination.

The above introduces the bladder cancer biopsy method and other examination methods. Only by doing various examinations can you clearly judge your physical condition. If you do have bladder cancer, you need to be treated as soon as possible. Depending on the severity of the disease, you can develop a treatment plan such as drug treatment, surgical treatment, and chemotherapy. You should maintain a stable mood, get a good rest, and arrange your diet reasonably. If you feel unwell, you should go to the hospital immediately and receive reasonable treatment under the guidance of a professional doctor.