Dr. Suzette Sutherland

It is interesting. Are there, you know, and it's part of the AUA guidelines and in such a strong way that there aren't more companies that have come down the pike to try and do the same thing, whether it's Olympus or other, you know, there are other imaging companies, right, that do optics. Are there newer ones coming down the pike that you're aware of? No, that kind of fits with this technology.

It is interesting. Are there, you know, and it's part of the AUA guidelines and in such a strong way that there aren't more companies that have come down the pike to try and do the same thing, whether it's Olympus or other, you know, there are other imaging companies, right, that do optics. Are there newer ones coming down the pike that you're aware of? No, that kind of fits with this technology.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah. And I'm sure as more time goes on, the quality of the imaging will only improve even more. I mean, that's where the technology is going and should go to enhance detection. So back to our workflow, I think we were stacking them in the front end, having your nurses educated, knowing so, you know, the nurse knows what to put in when and timing it and so on and so forth.

Yeah. And I'm sure as more time goes on, the quality of the imaging will only improve even more. I mean, that's where the technology is going and should go to enhance detection. So back to our workflow, I think we were stacking them in the front end, having your nurses educated, knowing so, you know, the nurse knows what to put in when and timing it and so on and so forth.

Yeah. And I'm sure as more time goes on, the quality of the imaging will only improve even more. I mean, that's where the technology is going and should go to enhance detection. So back to our workflow, I think we were stacking them in the front end, having your nurses educated, knowing so, you know, the nurse knows what to put in when and timing it and so on and so forth.

You mentioned if somebody can hold their bladder a sufficient amount of time, it's just an in and out catheter to put the CIS view in. But if you have somebody who says, no, I can't, then what do you do?

You mentioned if somebody can hold their bladder a sufficient amount of time, it's just an in and out catheter to put the CIS view in. But if you have somebody who says, no, I can't, then what do you do?

You mentioned if somebody can hold their bladder a sufficient amount of time, it's just an in and out catheter to put the CIS view in. But if you have somebody who says, no, I can't, then what do you do?

And it's helpful to put that in your standing orders and the algorithm so you don't get a phone call first thing in the morning always about it, right? You got it. It's an either or and the nurse decides which one to do. Right. So after your TURBT and the OR, you're done. You already said you cycle it through, then you do your TURBT.

And it's helpful to put that in your standing orders and the algorithm so you don't get a phone call first thing in the morning always about it, right? You got it. It's an either or and the nurse decides which one to do. Right. So after your TURBT and the OR, you're done. You already said you cycle it through, then you do your TURBT.

And it's helpful to put that in your standing orders and the algorithm so you don't get a phone call first thing in the morning always about it, right? You got it. It's an either or and the nurse decides which one to do. Right. So after your TURBT and the OR, you're done. You already said you cycle it through, then you do your TURBT.

Is there any post-op things that are additional because they did the cyst view?

Is there any post-op things that are additional because they did the cyst view?

Is there any post-op things that are additional because they did the cyst view?

Yeah. In what time span was that? Recommendation is about six weeks. And then, you know, let's talk a little bit about, too, upward migration of staging and the numbers around that and how blue light has, you know, sort of opened our eyes. We've had a little bit of this discussion, too, but not as much about just really that patients that have low risk

Yeah. In what time span was that? Recommendation is about six weeks. And then, you know, let's talk a little bit about, too, upward migration of staging and the numbers around that and how blue light has, you know, sort of opened our eyes. We've had a little bit of this discussion, too, but not as much about just really that patients that have low risk

Yeah. In what time span was that? Recommendation is about six weeks. And then, you know, let's talk a little bit about, too, upward migration of staging and the numbers around that and how blue light has, you know, sort of opened our eyes. We've had a little bit of this discussion, too, but not as much about just really that patients that have low risk