At St Edmunds Hospital, patients can benefit from TURBT, made possible by advanced endoscopic instruments and seasoned urologists. 1988 saw the opening of this accredited hospital in Bury Saint Edmunds, United Kingdom. It currently has .

Transurethral Resection of Bladder Tumour (TURBT) procedure is generally indicated when a bladder tumour needs to be excised and analysed. In this process, the surgeon uses a special device that enables him/her to remove visible tumour cells from the bladder by inserting the instrument into the urethra. Moreover, TURBT is usually useful for determining the depth of tumour invasion into the bladder wall. The treatment plan to be carried out after TURBT largely depends on the pathology test results obtained.