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What do i need to know about urethral stent removal?
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Minimally invasive: If they do not stick out of your back (what we call an "innie-outie" then the Urologist will have to do a cystoscope (look into your bladder) to pull out the stents. This is usually an outpatient office procedure.
Answered 4/24/2016
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