What Is PDD Cystoscopy?

PDD cystoscopy, or photodynamic diagnosis cystoscopy, is a special procedure that uses blue light and a photosensitive agent to detect bladder cancer. It helps doctors see abnormal cells that are not visible under white light. This advanced method improves accuracy and ensures early detection and treatment.

Sterility Meets Precision – Role of Drapes and Disposables in PDD Cystoscopy

In PDD cystoscopy, maintaining a sterile field is vital to ensure accurate diagnosis and prevent urinary tract infections. Nivda Urology Drapes provide complete coverage of the perineal area, offering fluid collection pouches and fenestrated openings that align with cystoscopic instruments. These drapes are fluid-repellent and adhesive-backed, ensuring a stable sterile barrier throughout the procedure. Sterile gowns, gloves, and face masks protect both patient and surgical team from contamination. Catheterization drapes, back table covers, and wrapping sheets secure the instruments and workspace. Every Nivda disposable contributes to aseptic precision, allowing clinicians to focus on identifying even the smallest tumor cells.