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After you have been reviewed by the anaesthetist you will be taken into the endoscopy theatre. A drip will be placed in your arm and you will be given an anaesthetic. Dr Swindle will insert the ultrasound probe and a series of images and measurements will be taken and the volume of the prostate calculated.
There are a number of potential complications from the TRUS biopsy procedure. The vast majority of patients have no problems at all but it is important that you understand what may potentially happen.
Never hesitate to call Dr Swindle if you have any concerns or if you feel unwell following a TRUS Biopsy. He would prefer to be contacted and know if there are any problems. There are certain complications that require emergency medical treatment.
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