Transurethral resection of bladder tumour (TURBT) is one of the main procedures used to diagnose and treat bladder cancer, performed under general anaesthesia. No GP referral needed.
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142 verified reviewsTURBT (transurethral resection of bladder tumour) is a minimally invasive procedure, performed under general anaesthesia in around one hour, used to diagnose and treat tumours of the bladder with a 1-2 day hospital stay.
Common in the days following the procedure as the bladder heals.
Routine analgesics and anti-inflammatory medication are recommended to manage this.
These symptoms gradually subside as the bladder lining recovers.
Chemotherapy or immunotherapy instilled directly into the bladder through a catheter, often used after TURBT to prevent recurrence.
For muscle-invasive or high-risk cancer that does not respond to other treatments - removal of the bladder and nearby lymph nodes.
Often a combination is used for advanced or aggressive tumours, chosen according to type, stage, previous treatment and your overall health.
TURBT fees depend on your case and hospital. Every cost, including histopathology, is set out and agreed before you decide anything.
Most patients are seen within a few days for an assessment with Mr Ghei.
Tumours are resected via the urethra and sent for histopathology - no external incisions needed.
Your results are explained in plain English, with further treatment arranged promptly if needed.
Mr Ghei is a consultant urological surgeon with a specialist focus on prostate diagnosis and treatment. He holds a Research MD from University College London and is a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons.
In his NHS role he is Cancer Lead and Academic Lead at Whittington Hospital London - one of a small number of consultant urologists in the UK to hold both positions. Every private patient is cared for by Mr Ghei personally, from first appointment through to any treatment that follows.
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