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The urological technique known as Transurethral Resection of the Prostate (TURP) is used by urologists to diagnose or treat BPH or Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia. The other name of TURP surgery is the resectoscope procedure. Typically, the TURP procedure is undertaken by using a TURP Set. During this procedure, the TURP instrument is inserted into the urethra. It is inserted so as to normalize the urine flow, which was being obstructed by the prostate part. The TURP set is also used to diagnose and treat enlargement of the prostate. When Do You Need to Undergo TURP Procedure? A TU R P procedure is needed when: · You are having a problem with starting urination. · You have to urinate frequently. · There is a diminished or slow force of the urine stream. · You experience dribbling after finishing the urination. · You experience the incomplete sensation of urination even after completing the urination. · You see blood in your urine. How is TURP Procedure performed? You would not experience

Laparotomy has been the traditional way of an intensive open-surgery that would require a longer hospital stay and greater risks of infections. Laparoscopic Surgery Instruments   is  an alternative way of examining as well as treating the abdominal organs for any related disease. It is a minimally invasive procedure which means minimum cuts and stitches are involved. It can be used for underlying health conditions of the abdominal regions, and yes, bowel movement problems can be identified by this procedure, and sometimes even operated on at the same time. Patients with bowel problems usually would show intestinal blockages which are initially identified using certain tests before laparoscopy. These include CT scans and ultrasounds to draw a clearer navigating route for the procedure. ·         Diagnostic laparoscopy is more of an exploratory kind, meaning it simply is used for the diagnosis or identification of the cause of pain or related symptoms, to decide how to treat it.

URS Forceps are widely used by surgeons all around the world. In fact, they play a huge role in Urology. However, surgeons must follow some safe practice s for using URS forceps. What are these practices? Keep reading and you’ll find out. Make sure the URS Forceps are sterile While this can seem to be a simple measure, it is a critical one. Prior to use, URS forceps must be sterilized. Outside the box, a chemical indicator should be placed. If the pack has been subjected to the sterilization process, the color can change. However, this does not imply that the products are sterile. Inside the box, there is a chemical sensor or integrator that must adjust in order for the package to reach the correct SAL or Sterility Assurance Level and to be deemed sterile. If the integrator is absent or has not changed its color, the kit should be deemed unsterile and should not be used. Check the grade level of the URS Forceps Examine the URS forceps to ensure that they are constructed from