URSL vs RIRS: Which Is Better?
URSL is usually used for ureteric stones, while RIRS is usually used for kidney stones. Learn the difference, recovery, risks…
Patient Education Library Kidney Stone
URSL is usually used for ureteric stones, while RIRS is usually used for kidney stones. Learn the difference, recovery, risks…
A nephrostomy tube for kidney stone drains urine from a blocked kidney, especially during infection, hydronephrosis or kidney function risk.…
A DJ stent for kidney stone helps urine drain when a stone, swelling, infection or surgery can block urine flow.…
ESWL for kidney stone breaks selected stones using shock waves without cuts. Learn benefits, limitations, risks, recovery, stent need and…
Mini-PCNL surgery removes selected kidney stones through a small puncture in the back. Learn who needs it, how it is…
PCNL surgery is a keyhole procedure for large kidney stones, staghorn stones and complex kidney stones. Learn when PCNL is…
RIRS surgery for kidney stone is a no-cut laser procedure for selected kidney stones. Learn who needs it, how it…
URSL surgery for ureteric stone removes stones stuck in the urine tube using a thin telescope and laser. Learn when…
Laser treatment for kidney stone breaks stones using URS or RIRS without a skin cut in most cases. Learn when…
A kidney stone may need surgery if it causes severe pain, blockage, fever, infection, hydronephrosis, kidney function risk or is…
Kidney stone treatment without surgery may be possible for selected small stones using medicines, observation, ESWL or uric acid stone…
Stone with urine infection can become dangerous if urine is blocked. Learn warning signs, tests, antibiotics, DJ stent/nephrostomy drainage and…