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Advantages of ureteral endoscopy

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2025-03-12 09:39

With the development of technology, the surgery for treating urinary calculi has undergone a major reform, gradually replacing traditional open surgery with minimally invasive surgery using endoscope. Ureteroscopy for treating kidney stones involves using a natural urinary tract to access the kidney and perform laser lithotripsy.

  Below are some advantages of fiber ureteroscope:

  1. Wide range of indications, fast postoperative recovery. The surgery causes minimal damage to physiological tissues, effectively reducing the occurrence of postoperative complications. The average postoperative hospital stay is 5-7 days, and patients can recover their health in a short period.

  2. Non-invasive surgery, protects the kidney without damage. The flexible fiber nephroscope enters the ureter and kidney through the natural channel of the human urinary system. Combined with advanced stone removal/lithotripsy equipment, it removes urinary calculi, protecting the kidney without leaving any incisions on the patient's body.

  3. Accurate positioning, higher stone fragmentation rate. Under the guidance of a clear field of vision and precise stone localization, combined with advanced stone fragmentation equipment such as double catheters and holmium lasers, the stones are broken up and discharged from the body, resulting in a higher stone clearance rate.

  4. Advanced soft endoscope, wide surgical field of vision. The flexible fiber nephroscope used during the surgery has a slender and soft body, and the lens can rotate and bend 180 degrees, retrogradely entering each calyx of the renal pelvis to quickly and accurately locate the stones, providing a wide and clear surgical field of vision.

  5. Advanced guide sheath, minimal damage to the human body cavity. The ureteral guide sheath, designed according to human ergonomics, has a hydrophilic coating that reduces surface friction and makes insertion easier. Its smooth, long, conical tip allows for one-step expansion, minimizing trauma.

 

 

 

 

 

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