Bladder Stone Surgery
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Bladder Stone Surgery
Return to the freedom of painless and uninterrupted urination
Bladder stones, urine cannot be emptied sufficiently in the bladder or urine stays in the bladder for a long time
It occurs when mineral deposits formed as a result of waiting become stones. Usually
in men, especially due to underlying causes such as benign prostate enlargement (BPH)
is common.
In some cases, small stones can be removed with medication or drinking plenty of fluids, but most of the time surgery
the stone must be removed by intervention.
What are the Symptoms of Bladder Stone?
Pain and burning during urination
Frequent need to urinate
Intermittent urine flow that suddenly stops and starts
Blood in the urine
Pain in the lower abdomen
Urinary incontinence or feeling of incomplete bladder emptying
These symptoms may be confused with other urologic diseases. Imaging is necessary for a clear diagnosis.
Diagnosis Process
- Ultrasonography: The presence of stones can be detected in the initial evaluation
- Direct X-ray (CUB radiograph): Calcium-containing stones can be seen
- CT (Computed Tomography): The location, size and status of the stone in the bladder
is determined
- Cystoscopy: If necessary, stones can be observed by looking directly into the bladder with a camera
Bladder Stone Surgery Methods
Endoscopic (Closed) Stone Crushing - Cystolitholapaxy
- The bladder is reached by entering through the urinary canal
- Laser, ultrasonic or pneumatic systems break up the stone
- Parts are taken out with special devices
- No incision, usually discharge within 1 day
Open Bladder Stone Surgery
- It is applied in large, multiple stones or stones that cannot be fragmented endoscopically
- The bladder is accessed through a small incision in the lower abdomen
- Stone is extracted directly
- Simultaneous prostate surgery can be performed if necessary
Laparoscopic Method
- Rarely applied, evaluated according to the location and size of the stone
Operation Process
-Duration:30 minutes - 1.5 hours
- Anesthesia: Spinal or general anesthesia
- Hospital stay: Usually the same day for the closed method, 1-2 days for open surgery
- Probe use: 1-3 days
-Recovery time: Return to normal life in 5-10 days
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- - Remote pre-assessment with ultrasound, CT and urine tests
- - Determination of the most appropriate surgical method according to stone size and location
- - Organization of hospitalization, escort and accommodation on the day of the operation
- - Postoperative catheter follow-up, dressing and discharge procedures
- - Post-op control and recommendations with remote monitoring system
If you experience pain or difficulty urinating, a bladder stone can seriously affect your quality of life.
You can contact us for accurate diagnosis and effective treatment without delay.