Cystoscopy is a medical procedure that aims to examine the urinary tract. This procedure is done with a cystoscope, which is a device shaped like a hose that has a camera at the end for visual observation. Through cystoscopy, the doctor can observe the condition of the channel after the bladder (urethra) and bladder in the form of images that can be enlarged if needed. There are two types of cystoscopes that can be used for cystoscopy procedures, namely flexible cystoscopes and rigid cystoscopes. Flexible cystoscope is a cystoscope that can be curved according to the curve of the urinary tract and patient's organs. Patients who undergo a cystoscopic procedure using a flexible cystoscope are usually only given local anesthesia (anesthesia) during the procedure. Whereas a rigid cystoscope is a cystoscope that cannot bend following the urinary tract indentations like a flexible cystoscope. Patients who undergo a cystoscopic procedure using a rigid cystoscope are usually given gen...