In-Office Diagnostics

Transrectal Ultrasound and Biopsy of Prostate

Office procedure performed in men with an elevated PSA and/or abnormal prostate exam to obtain prostate tissue samples that sent to the laboratory and examined for prostate cancer.

Urodynamic Studies

Performed by your doctor to test how well the bladder and urethra are functioning.

Cystoscopy

Technique using a small flexible fiberoptic camera to examine the patient’s bladder lining and urethra. A bladder biopsy may be performed to remove any suspicious tissue for further testing.

CT Scanning

Scans the kidneys and bladder to find kidney stones, bladder stones, and blockage in the urinary tract.

Urinalysis

Tests urine for several common diseases including UTIs, kidney and liver problems, and diabetes.

Blood Laboratory Testing

Convenient in-office testing of free/total Prostate Specific Antigen (PSA) as well as free/total testosterone levels.

Urine Cytology

A urine test used to find abnormal cells in a patient’s urine. This test is performed in patients with hematuria, or known/suspected bladder cancer.