Question 269 · LEK · Bladder cancer
The primary diagnostic method of identifying urinary bladder carcinoma is:
- A. cystoscopy.
- B. computed tomography (CT) scan.
- C. CT scan with contrast enhancement.
- D. magnetic resonance imagining (MRI).
- E. urine cytology examination.
Hint
Diagnosing a bladder tumor requires direct visualisation of the mucosa and tissue sampling.
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