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My wife's ultrasound and ct scan report shows suspected lesion in the urinary bladder. is there any non surgical method to remove it ?
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Cystoscopy: There is an instrument called a cystoscope that is used to look inside the bladder, take biopsies, and perform procedures. This does not require surgery. Ask your doctor about it. If the lesion is inside the bladder, it's usually the first step. Best of luck! i hope it turns out to be nothing!
Answered 4/9/2016
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