Destruction of kidney stones

Perkutane Nefrolithotomy or nephroletotripment for kidney stones sponsored the fragmentation of kidney stones. The fragmentation of kidney stones is one of the techniques made in some cases where the gravel cannot leave the natural urine flow of the body, or in cases where stones cannot be fragmented by external shocking waves (extraction corporal shockwave -lito trips -ESWL). Fragmentation of kidney stones can be associated with many risks, such as: bleeding, a hole in the kidney, and the wound of neighboring organs such as the bladder or intestines, as well as the functions of the normal kidney. Although the process of breaking the kidney stones is one of the effective surgeries, as the success rate in the fragmentation of kidney stones is 88%, it is intended in technical terms. Before performing the operation regularly, the doctor prescribes some antibiotics to reduce the chances of the infection after surgery. The steps of the process include the steps of fragmentation of kidney stones as follows: the anesthesia of the patient, in many ways, as it can be a total anesthetic, or a local anesthetic, or an anesthetic through the spinal cord (spine narcosis). A small incision is opened in the back, then a hollow tube placed to the kidney and then passed on a detector. The doctor pulls the gravel through the tube, after breaking to smaller pieces. After performing the operation, the patient stays in the hospital a day or two after surgery to ensure the stability of his condition, and it is usually recommended to prevent him from increasing heavy loads for up to four weeks, while he can return a week after surgery.