Cystoscopy looks inside the urethra and bladder with a thin, flexible camera, under local anaesthetic.
What it is for
- Finding the cause of blood in the urine
- Investigating repeated infections or urinary problems
- Monitoring the bladder after a tumour
What to expect
- Takes 10 to 15 minutes, at the practice
- Local anaesthetic gel
- A recent urine test is required
- Mild discomfort when urinating is possible for a few hours
Cystoscopy in Brussels: where to be seen
Dr Ayhan Bakar carries out this test during his clinics at Sainte-Anne Saint-Rémi hospital in Anderlecht and the Basilique clinic in Ganshoren (CHIREC group).
Consultations in French and English, no referral letter needed. See addresses and opening hours
This information is general and does not replace a consultation. In an emergency, call 112.
Published by Dr Ayhan Bakar, urologist in Brussels (INAMI 17718534450). Last updated: October 2026.