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Wonder No Moreangec said:Hi Jeff... just wondering
Hi Jeff... just wondering why the ct scan didn't pick up the bladder issue. That must have been a big surprise. Maybe the scoping is the only true way to see into the bladder. Glad it turned out well.
A CT of the Abdomen and Pelvis with contrast will have a look at the bladder, but only to show that it is filling with urine and also the overall outline of the bladder itself. There are some imaging studies that will have a look at the inside of the bladder, but the only way to get a real look-see is with a cystoscopy. Sorry for the late response here. Been driving all day. Happy Turkey Day
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I see Jeff. That makesMedScanMan said:Wonder No More
A CT of the Abdomen and Pelvis with contrast will have a look at the bladder, but only to show that it is filling with urine and also the overall outline of the bladder itself. There are some imaging studies that will have a look at the inside of the bladder, but the only way to get a real look-see is with a cystoscopy. Sorry for the late response here. Been driving all day. Happy Turkey Day
Jeff
I see Jeff. That makes sense. Good thing the doctor went in there to check it, was a fantastic call, I think. I know those long drives.. go rest up and enjoy the night!0 -
Question for youangec said:I see Jeff. That makes
I see Jeff. That makes sense. Good thing the doctor went in there to check it, was a fantastic call, I think. I know those long drives.. go rest up and enjoy the night!
Just wondering if I may have misunderstood you. Were you asking about the bladder in your own case, or from my original story? Want to make sure I answered you're question....
Regards
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Thanks for checking Jeff, IMedScanMan said:Question for you
Just wondering if I may have misunderstood you. Were you asking about the bladder in your own case, or from my original story? Want to make sure I answered you're question....
Regards
Jeff
Thanks for checking Jeff, I meant in your case. You had a scan that showed the kidney issue but fortunately he found the bladder issue so I wondered why the scan didnt pick that up. By the way, do you still have the micro bleeding? Sorry to hear about that bed, but the free food and beer should make up for it a bit!0 -
Hematuriaangec said:Thanks for checking Jeff, I
Thanks for checking Jeff, I meant in your case. You had a scan that showed the kidney issue but fortunately he found the bladder issue so I wondered why the scan didnt pick that up. By the way, do you still have the micro bleeding? Sorry to hear about that bed, but the free food and beer should make up for it a bit!
Actually, I have some follow-up blood work and my first U/A coming at the end of this month. I'll know then. I can't imagine that the microscopic hematuria would leave after 40 years. That would mean my 3cm bladder tumor had been growing since 1969. That would be one for the history books.0 -
Stranger things haveMedScanMan said:Hematuria
Actually, I have some follow-up blood work and my first U/A coming at the end of this month. I'll know then. I can't imagine that the microscopic hematuria would leave after 40 years. That would mean my 3cm bladder tumor had been growing since 1969. That would be one for the history books.
Stranger things have happened .. LOL Are you getting regular pet scans as well or did I miss that?0
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