Installation / change of urethral-bladder catheter

Insertion of a urethral-bladder catheter (urinary catheter) is a medical procedure used to drain urine from the urinary bladder when the patient cannot urinate spontaneously or in situations requiring monitoring of urine output.

Catheter change is necessary periodically, depending on the type of catheter and medical indication, to prevent complications and ensure its proper functioning.

The procedure is performed by specialized medical personnel, under sterile conditions, to reduce the risk of infections.

Common indications include:

• urinary retention
• obstructive urological conditions
• monitoring of urine output
• care of immobilized patients
• post-operative situations

The procedure is quick and generally well tolerated. In some cases, mild temporary discomfort may occur.

During the consultation, the physician determines the necessity of catheter insertion or change and provides recommendations regarding its care.

Benefits of the procedure

• efficient drainage of the urinary bladder
• prevention of urinary complications
• monitoring of urine output
• quick and safe procedure
• The displayed price is per procedure.