Ureteroscopic lithotripsy (URSL) is a effective and minimal invasive surgery in the treatment of ureteric stones.
Procedure
Once the anaesthesia is given and the patient is asleep, a tiny instrument (ureteroscope) is passed through the urethra and bladder into the ureter (tube moving pee from the kidney to the bladder) by the urologist in Narasaraopet. The Ureteroscopic lithotripsy contains a light and camera that extends a picture onto a screen close to the operating room table. The scope is progressed until the stone is found. If the stone is tiny, it very well might be snatched with a basket gadget and eliminated intact. However, in many instances, the stone will be too large to even consider being securely taken out entirety.
Assuming this is the case, a laser will be utilized to split the stone up into a few little pieces (lithotripsy) that are snatched and eliminated. Alternatively, the laser might be utilized to transform the stone into various little parts that channel out of the kidney on their own after a medical procedure.