Cystoscopy

/sɪstˈɒskəpɪ/

/sɪstˈɑːskəpi/

[noun]

Cystoscopy

[NOUN]

a procedure that uses a thin tube with a light and camera to visually examine the bladder

Examples

1. For example, both do plenty of cystoscopy and bladder procedures.

2. By sitting down, almost immediately, we'll be able to know the temperature of your body, the weight, the electrolyte makeup of your urine and whether or not blood exists in your urine or your stool and whether or not it's necessary for you to have a cystoscopy or a colonoscopy - all before you flush.

3. Using such data to gain new insights into the disease also to develop new biomarkers that again better predict how an individual tumor individual patient's tumor might behave but also to develop diagnostic biomarkers such that the disease can be diagnosed and followed up from either a urine test or a blood test rather than a camera inspection of the bladder flexible cystoscopy.