Diagnostic Cystoscopy Introduction

Diagnostic cystoscopy is a procedure that allows doctors to look inside the bladder and urethra using a thin, tube-like device called a cystoscope. It helps identify problems such as infections, tumors, stones, or bleeding. This procedure is usually done under local or general anesthesia in a sterile environment.

Precision Under Protection – The Role of Drapes and Disposables in Cystoscopy

Even though diagnostic cystoscopy is minimally invasive, sterility is essential to prevent infections in the urinary tract. Nivda Urology Drapes are specially designed with absorbent and fluid-containment zones to isolate the lower body while exposing only the urethral opening. These drapes ensure a clean, dry working field and protect both patient and surgeon from exposure to bodily fluids. Surgical gowns, gloves, and shoe covers maintain a sterile barrier between staff and patient. Additional disposables like back table covers, catheterization kits, and instrument pouches keep tools organized and sterile during the procedure. Every item plays a key role in reducing contamination risk and maintaining procedural efficiency.