I suspect that your urologist is correct and that there is scar tissue. However, they cannot be sure unless they go in and take it out and send samples to the pathology lab. My comments were more generalized....that it is not uncommon to have a second TURB for many reasons. One of those reasons (and not in your case) is that they did not get enough tissue to get a complete pathology report. Another, and most likely NOT in your case, is that they did
not get all the cancerous tissue out. And, as is most likely in your case, scar tissue has formed. But they need to find out!!
You are doing fine!
Sara Anne