What's growing in the bladder

The growth in the bladder is common in bladder tumors. Early bladder tumors are papillary or cauliflower shaped, floating in the bladder. Generally, space occupying lesions can be found in the bladder through color ultrasound examination of the urinary system. The patient usually needs further examination to make a clear diagnosis. Generally, the character and shape of things growing out of the bladder can be clearly found through cystoscopy, and the nature of the lesions can be clearly identified through biopsy. For bladder tumor, it can be treated by resection of bladder tumor. If the tumor has infiltrated into the bladder muscle layer, partial cystectomy or total cystectomy and urinary diversion surgery are required for treatment.