Cystectomy

Surgical removal of the bladder, sometimes including surrounding structures such as lymph nodes or parts of nearby organs, often performed to treat invasive bladder cancer or damage.

Dr. Swati Chitnis

Gynecologist

About service:

A cystectomy is a surgical procedure to remove the bladder or part of it, often performed due to medical conditions affecting this organ. In some cases, nearby structures such as lymph nodes or parts of adjacent organs may also be removed.

Types of Cystectomy:

  1. Partial Cystectomy – Removal of only the affected part of the bladder.

  2. Radical Cystectomy – Complete removal of the bladder along with nearby structures.

Common Reasons for Cystectomy:

  • Conditions affecting the bladder lining or structure

  • Recurring or persistent bladder issues

  • Chronic pain or difficulty in bladder function

Procedure and Recovery:

  • Can be performed through minimally invasive or open surgery

  • Recovery may require temporary urinary support and lifestyle adjustments

  • Follow-up care and monitoring are essential for maintaining health

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