1
Pre-Procedure Preparation
The patient is given spinal anesthesia to ensure a painless experience.
2
Endoscope Insertion
An endoscope is inserted through the penis to access the kidney.
3
Laser Stone Dissolution
Kidney stones are dissolved using a laser to ensure complete removal.
4
Catheter and Stent Placement
A catheter is placed for urine drainage, and a stent is positioned in the kidney to support healing.
5
Post-Procedure Mobility
The patient is mobile and walking in their room the same evening.
6
Hospital Stay and Discharge
The patient stays overnight and is typically discharged the next day after catheter removal.
7
Follow-Up for Stent Removal
The patient returns in six weeks to have the stent removed.
8
Resuming Activities
Light activities can be resumed in a week, with heavier activities after one month.