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Can my urologist see if thers inflamation on my prostate with a cytoscospy?
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No: Cystoscopy is procedure where a scope with a camera is entered via urethra directly into the bladder. Prostate is located just below bladder and is like a ring surrounding urethra.
Answered 12/9/2013
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