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Laparoscopic surgery to open the common bile duct to remove stones
Laparoscopic surgery to open the common bile duct to remove stones is a method of treating common bile duct stones with many advantages such as small scars, less pain, early mobilization, reduced rate of complications after surgery, ...
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Learn about laparoscopic surgery to remove common bile duct stones with Kehr . drainage
Laparoscopic cholecystectomy with Kehr drainage is the most commonly used method for surgical treatment of common bile duct stones. Besides, Kehr drainage after surgery to remove gallstones also brings many useful effects.
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Is blood in urine after laparoscopic lithotripsy?
Hi doctor! My husband just returned home from endoscopic lithotripsy, with a tube in place, 2 days after discharge from the hospital. When urinating, there is still blood in the urine. Bleeding from time to time. I want to ask if there is blood in urine after laparoscopic lithotripsy?
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Is red urine after endoscopy for kidney stones?
Hello doctor, I just had a kidney stone endoscopy after surgery, in the morning I didn't drink water but still came out red urine, what's wrong?
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Percutaneous kidney stone lithotripsy: Non-invasive, highly effective
Percutaneous nephrolithotomy is a new endoscopic method that is being applied and is effective in treating kidney stones and ureteral stones. Percutaneous nephrolithotomy is non-surgical and non-invasive; the stones will crumble and be sucked out.
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Endoscopic laser lithotripsy: Can dissolve large stones without damaging the ureter
Among the current treatments for ureteral stones, laser lithotripsy is one of the most advanced treatments. This method offers hope for a thorough treatment of ureteral stones, is non-invasive, can crush large stones, and does not damage the ureter.
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Laparoscopic removal of ureteral stones
Urinary stones are a common disease, accounting for 2 - 3% of the population and 30 - 40% of urinary diseases, in which ureteral stones are the second most common disease after kidney stones. Currently, there are many methods of intervention for ureteral stones in the world, in which endoscopic ureteral stone surgery is increasingly widely indicated with many advantages, and has brought very positive results in recent years.
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Surgical treatment of kidney stones
Kidney stones are a common disease of the urinary system. Currently, there are many advanced surgical treatment methods that help break up stones non-invasively. Depending on the patient's condition and the size of the stone, doctors will prescribe the appropriate treatment method.
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Emergency treatment of renal colic pain
Renal colic is a common condition in patients with kidney-related diseases (such as kidney stones, cancer, renal tuberculosis, etc.). This article presents an understanding of the signs as well as how to handle and treat patients with typical renal colic.
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Laparoscopic surgery to treat urethral stones
Urethral stones are a common disease, most of which are stones from the kidney, ureter or bladder moving down the urethra. If not treated properly, urethral stones will cause recurrent urinary tract infections, even causing complications such as urinary disorders that affect the health and quality of life of the patient. Endoscopic surgery to treat urethral stones is an effective treatment method for patients.
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Who is laser ureteroscopy suitable for? How is it done?
New methods in minimally invasive surgery for urinary stones have emerged with many superior features. Among them, laser ureteral lithotripsy is considered a breakthrough in the treatment of ureteral stones.
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