Laser and keyhole removal of kidney stones, usually with no cuts at all.
Most kidney stones can be removed endoscopically: RIRS uses a flexible scope and laser through the natural urinary passage, while PCNL removes larger stones through a tiny keyhole in the back.
Shock-wave lithotripsy is an option for some small stones.
Patients with kidney or ureteric stones causing pain, infection or blockage.
Discharge in 1–2 days; back to normal routine within a week.
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Expect about 2 days in hospital and around 7 days in the country in total, including tests before treatment and a check-up before you fly home. Discharge in 1–2 days; back to normal routine within a week.
Patients with kidney or ureteric stones causing pain, infection or blockage. A specialist confirms whether it is right for you after a consultation.
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