Procedures

Preparation for a urethral meatatomy or a meatoplasty

  • A cystoscopy is sometimes performed before surgery to allow or to confirm the diagnosis of urethral stenosis.
  • Urine analysis and culture are carried out before the intervention, to check for sterility or to treat a possible infection.
  • A general blood test is sometimes necessary, especially to study the kidneys’ function.
  • Anticoagulant medications should usually be stopped a few days before the procedure. Aspirin therapy can sometimes be continued at low doses.
  • In preventing an infection, the patient is likely to receive a dose of antibiotics before the procedure.
  • It is best to be accompanied, because of the sedative medication that can be taken before (eg. Anxious patients).


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    Dr. Marois is a urologist who is not a member of the Régie d’Assurance Maladie du Québec (RAMQ). As such, the clinic can not claim the RAMQ for the payment of his services. If you consult Dr Marois, you must pay for the services rendered.

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