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Prostate Cancer Diagnosis & Treatment in Johor

Minimally invasive procedure to remove bladder tumors and support accurate diagnosis and early management.

Procedure Overview
Transurethral Resection of Bladder Tumor, or TURBT, is a minimally invasive procedure performed to remove tumors from the bladder lining. It plays a key role in diagnosing the type and stage of bladder cancer and is often the first step in treatment. At Gleneagles Johor, Dr. Zainal Adwin performs TURBT using advanced endoscopic techniques to support precise removal and thorough evaluation.

About Dr. Zainal 
Dr. Zainal Adwin is a Urologist in Johor specialising in bladder cancer evaluation and minimally invasive urological surgery. He performs TURBT with a focus on accuracy, patient comfort, and evidence based follow up planning to support comprehensive bladder health management.

What Is TURBT

TURBT is a procedure performed through the urethra using a thin scope and surgical instruments to remove visible bladder tumors without external incisions. Tissue removed during the procedure is sent to a laboratory for microscopic analysis, helping determine cancer type, depth, and further treatment needs. TURBT also helps reduce tumor burden and control early stage bladder disease.

When TURBT Is Recommended (Indications)

Blood is detected in urine

Imaging suggests abnormal bladder growth

Cystoscopy reveals suspicious lesions

Tissue sampling is required for diagnosis

How the Procedure Works

• A cystoscope is inserted through the urethra
• Tumor tissue is precisely removed using electrical energy
• Bleeding is controlled internally
• Tissue is collected for laboratory evaluation
• A temporary catheter may be placed for short term support

Benefits of TURBT

No external incisions

Helps diagnose and stage bladder tumors accurately

Removes visible growths from bladder lining

Shorter recovery time than open surgery

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Is TURBT a cure for bladder tumors?

TURBT removes visible tumors, but further treatment or monitoring may be needed depending on pathology results.

How long is recovery?

Many patients resume daily routines within days, though full healing varies by individual.

Will I need repeat procedures?

Some patients require monitoring or repeat TURBT depending on recurrence pattern and tumor characteristics.

Is TURBT done under general anesthesia?

The method depends on medical suitability and surgical planning.

Does the procedure affect urination long term?

Most patients recover bladder function gradually with appropriate follow up.



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