Kidney stone surgery

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Kidney stone surgery

Modern, minimally invasive treatment even in complex cases

Kidney stone surgery today no longer means large incisions or long recovery times. Thanks to endoscopic and laser technologies, most kidney stones can be treated gently, precisely, and effectively.

However, not all kidney stones are the same — complex cases require specialized expertise and appropriate technologyThe surgical method is always chosen individually, based on the specific situation and the patient’s health condition.

When is kidney stone surgery necessary?

Surgery is recommended if

  • The stone does not pass on its own

  • It causes severe pain or renal colic

  • It obstructs the flow of urine

  • It causes inflammation or kidney damage

  • the stone is large or has a complex shape

Surgical methods

The surgical method is always selected individually, based on the characteristics of the stone:

  • size

  • Its location

  • Density

  • Composition

  • The patient’s overall health condition

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Kidney stone surgery

Minimally invasive kidney stone surgery

Ureteroscopy (URS / RIRS)

A thin endoscope is inserted through the natural urinary tract, allowing the stone to be:

  • Fragmented using a laser

  • Removed without incisions

  • Short recovery time

  • No external scars

  • Suitable for many kidney and ureteral stones

Percutaneous nephrolithotomy (PCNL)

A method used for larger or more complex kidney stones.

  • A small puncture tract is created in the kidney

  • Direct access to the stone

  • High effectiveness for large stones

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Kidney stone surgery

Why is it important to remove the stone completely?

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Residual stone fragments:

  • promote the formation of new stones,
  • increase the risk of infection,
  • may lead to repeat procedures in the future.

That is why, in complex cases, methods are chosen that provide the most complete result possible in the first procedure.

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