He had met with others involved in my case on Monday, so now it was time to learn what they had decided the next step should be.
I shall soon be back in hospital for another exploratory operation. This time it will be for a uretroscopy, so that's another scopy to add to the collection.
The cancer cells seem to be found mostly in the urine that is at the mouth of the ureter that comes from the left kidney. As a result, those in the know want to look up that ureter and into the renal calyxes to see if a tumour can be located somewhere there.
If a tumour is found, what happens next will then depend on the size of the tumour, its exact location, etc.
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