(URS)
More giant kidney stones are frequently precisely taken out. Endoscopic evacuation of kidney or urinary stones is typically done under general sedation with the patient in the lithotomy position (on their back with legs spread separated). With the assistance of an endoscope, fine instruments are embedded through the urethra and bladder and up into the ureter until they arrive at the stone. The stone is then separated, either precisely or by laser, with the goal that the pieces can be discharged or taken out endoscopically utilizing little forceps or bushels.
What is the Procedure for Endoscopic Kidney Surgery?
- This urological medical procedure is performed under general sedation and can treat most urinary stones.
- The method is directed by a video screen which permits pictures to be shown through a microcamera toward the finish of the ureteroscope.
- The methods can change depending on the area of the stone and its size and organization.
Endoscopic Surgery for Ureteral Stones
A semi-inflexible ureteroscope is, for the most part, utilized with an opening through which instruments like aide wires, tweezers, or crates are embedded to eliminate the stone and the laser link to pierce the stone. When the stone is found, lithotripsy is performed, i.e., the stone is divided into more modest pieces, which are then eliminated with the assistance of an extricating instrument.