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Non-Invasive Kidney Stone Treatment
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The Non-Invasive Kidney Stone Treatment uses ultrasound and x-rays to locate the stone and break it into pieces, with a small incision made in the lower back with a scope used to physically remove the pieces if needed.
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Ultrasound and x-rays are used to locate kidney stones, which can then be treated using a basket to pull them out, or a laser to break them up.
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Kidney Stones
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Ultrasound and x-rays are used to locate kidney stones, which can then be treated using a basket to pull them out, or a laser to break them up. Uteroscopy is another option for those who are unable to get the procedure due to cost or location.
ChapterNon-Invasive Kidney Stone Treatment
EpisodeKidney Stones: No! Please, NO!
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Utero-scopy is a procedure to treat kidney stones by breaking them into small pieces and removing them through a thin scope inserted into the kidney, via a small incision in the lower back.
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kidney stones
Summary
Utero-scopy is a procedure to treat kidney stones by breaking them into small pieces and removing them through a thin scope inserted into the kidney, via a small incision in the lower back. An anesthetic is required for this procedure, and patients might eventually need a stent.