For Patients · University Urology, PC
Procedure Instructions
Preparation and recovery instructions for procedures performed at University Urology. Find your procedure below and review the instructions before your appointment.
In-Office Procedures
Diagnostic & Minor Procedures
These procedures are performed in our clinic. Each page includes preparation steps, what to expect during the procedure, recovery instructions, and when to call us.
Cystoscopy
Camera evaluation of the bladder and urethra. Used to diagnose hematuria, bladder tumors, urinary symptoms, and surveillance after bladder cancer treatment.
Urodynamics Study (UDS)
A test of bladder function used to evaluate urgency, frequency, urinary incontinence, retention, and incomplete emptying.
Transperineal Prostate Biopsy
Prostate tissue sampling via the perineum. Lower infection risk than transrectal approach. No bowel prep required.
Transrectal Prostate Biopsy
Prostate tissue sampling via the rectal wall under ultrasound guidance. Fleet enema required 1–2 hours before the procedure.
Vasectomy
In-office male sterilization procedure. No-needle, no-scalpel technique with local anesthetic. Post-procedure rest for 48 hours recommended.
Bladder Botox Injection
Botulinum toxin injection into the bladder muscle for overactive bladder and urinary incontinence. Effect lasts 6–9 months.
Xiaflex (Peyronie’s Disease)
Injectable enzyme treatment for penile curvature caused by Peyronie’s disease. Up to 4 treatment cycles, each involving two injections and a modeling procedure.
Axonics / PNE Trial
Peripheral nerve evaluation trial for sacral neuromodulation. Temporary wire placed in office, worn 3–7 days to evaluate response before permanent implant.
Hydrogel Rectal Spacer
Barrigel or SpaceOAR placement between the prostate and rectum before radiation therapy to reduce rectal radiation dose and side effects.
Don’t see your procedure listed?
Instructions for hospital-based procedures, robotic surgery, and additional in-office treatments will be added here as they become available. If you have a scheduled procedure and need preparation instructions, send us a message through Klara or call our office and our team will provide them directly.
General Reminders
Before Any Procedure
Contact your prescribing physician before stopping blood thinners
Each procedure page lists blood thinner hold instructions where applicable. Always check with the physician who prescribed your blood thinner before stopping any anticoagulant medication.
Notify us if you think you have a UTI
Many procedures involving the urinary tract should not be performed in the setting of an active infection. Contact our office before your appointment if you have symptoms of a urinary tract infection.
Bring your insurance card and co-pay
Your co-pay is due at every visit including procedure appointments. Bring your current insurance card and be prepared to pay at check-in.
Questions? Message us through Klara
If you have questions about your procedure instructions, send a Klara message before your appointment. Our team will respond within 1 business day.
Questions About Your Upcoming Procedure?
Send a Klara message or call us. Our team is happy to walk you through what to expect.