Outpatient Endoscopic Examinations

Outpatient endoscopic examinations include a range of procedures performed on an ambulatory basis, allowing for both precise diagnosis and targeted therapeutic interventions without the need for prolonged hospitalization. The main techniques used are:

• Flexible cystoscopy: This examination involves inserting a flexible endoscope into the urethra to explore the inside of the bladder. It allows the identification of abnormalities such as inflammation, tumors, or stones, while being well tolerated by the patient thanks to its flexibility.
• Intravesical instillations: During this procedure, medications are introduced directly into the bladder. This localized approach makes it possible to treat certain conditions (such as inflammation or precancerous lesions) in a targeted manner while minimizing systemic side effects.

These examinations contribute to personalized and effective care, providing patients with an accurate diagnosis and treatments tailored to their individual needs.