History Of Ureteral Endoscopy
The first device developed for in-body visualization was Bozzini's Lichtleiter in 1806. It consists of a tube with…
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After cystoscopy, hematuria often occurs, which is caused by the injury of the mucous membrane during the operation, and generally stops after 3 to 5 days.
Postoperative urethral burning pain, can let the patient drink more diuresis, and give analgesics, 1 to 2 days later can turn light.
If the aseptic operation is not strict, urinary tract infection, fever and low back pain will occur after surgery, which should be controlled by antibiotics.
After the cystoscopy, the results of the examination must be recorded.