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cystoscope
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cystoscope [′sis·tə‚skȯp]
(medicine)
An optical instrument for visual examination of the urinary bladder, ureters, and kidneys.
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14] Finally, one must also take into consideration that following bladder preservation, strict follow-up with frequent and lifelong cystoscopies is required, which can be uncomfortable for patients and associated with a higher risk of bleeding and infections.
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He had been treated with numerous cystoscopies and local excisions.
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