In cases of bladder cancer, the goal of cystectomy is to remove the cancerous tissue and prevent the spread of cancer to other parts of the body. By removing the bladder, doctors aim to eliminate the source of cancer and provide the patient with the best chance of recovery and long-term survival. Preparing for cystectomy surgery involves several steps to ensure the patient is in optimal health and ready for the procedure. Preoperative care typically includes thorough medical evaluations, including imaging studies and blood tests, to assess the extent of the disease and plan the surgery accordingly. Patients may also be advised to stop certain medications and follow specific dietary restrictions in the days leading up to the surgery. Psychological preparation is equally important, as understanding the procedure and its implications can help alleviate anxiety. Patients are encouraged to discuss their concerns with their healthcare team and consider speaking with a counselor or support group for emotional support.
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