1.8-cm calculus in the lower calyx.
Patient Ch, born in 1974, referred to the clinic for periodic pain in the right lumbar region, nausea and periodic discharge of red urine. The disease history – more than five years. The examination has revealed the following.
According to computed tomography, the calculus fills the entire lower calyx and adheres to the pelvis. Calculus size in maximum section – 18 mm; high density (1400 HU)
The function of both kidneys is satisfactory.
3D model with concrement imaging
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The condition before surgery
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The securing string is introduced
The tool is brought to the calculus
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The first signs of calculus destruction
Half of the calculus is worked out
A small fragment remains
The small parts are destructed
Inspection upon the destruction is complete
Inspection of the pelvis and other calyxes
Contrasting the kidney to check its condition
Stenting as the end of the surgery
Diagnosis:
Urolithiasis. 1-degree coral-like calculus of the right kidney.
Performed:
Contact laser destruction with a flexible tool.
Treatment result:
The recovered patient is discharged home.
