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Laser Kidney Stone Surgeries

Laser kidney stone surgery is a minimally invasive treatment used to break and remove stones from the kidney or urinary tract. A thin endoscope is used to reach the stone, and laser energy breaks it into smaller fragments that can be removed or passed naturally.

At Masters of Scopy, laser stone treatment is considered according to the stone's size, location and the patient's overall condition, with the aim of providing effective and minimally invasive care.

When Is Laser Stone Surgery Done?

Kidney stones may sometimes pass naturally, but treatment can be required when stones are large, cause significant symptoms or block the urinary tract.

Laser treatment may be considered for:

• Larger kidney or ureteric stones
• Stones causing pain or repeated urinary symptoms
• Stones causing urinary blockage
• Stones that do not pass naturally
• Selected recurrent or difficult-to-treat stones

How Is Laser Kidney Stone Surgery Performed?

A thin endoscope is guided through the urinary passage to reach the stone. A specialised laser is then used to break the stone into smaller pieces or fine fragments, which may be removed using specialised instruments or allowed to pass naturally.

The exact technique depends on the location, size and number of stones and is decided after appropriate imaging and evaluation.

Benefits of Laser Stone Treatment

When laser treatment is appropriate, it may offer:

• Minimally invasive treatment
• No large external surgical incision in many procedures
• Precise fragmentation of the stone
• Ability to treat selected stones in difficult locations
• Potentially quicker recovery compared with some conventional procedures

Preparation & Recovery

Before treatment, your doctor may recommend urine and blood tests along with imaging such as an ultrasound or CT scan to understand the stone's size and location.

Mild urinary discomfort or blood in the urine may occur temporarily after the procedure. Recovery depends on the treatment performed, and your doctor will provide guidance on hydration, medicines and follow-up.

Are There Any Risks?

Possible risks may include bleeding, infection, urinary discomfort, residual stone fragments or the need for further treatment. The risks depend on the stone and the procedure performed.

Laser Kidney Stone Treatment at Masters of Scopy

At Masters of Scopy, laser kidney stone surgery is part of our Surgical Care services, offering minimally invasive stone treatment for suitable patients after detailed evaluation.

Experiencing severe pain, urinary symptoms or have been diagnosed with a kidney stone? Book a consultation at Masters of Scopy to understand your treatment options.