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What Is The Treatment Or Ways To Remove The 11mm Stone From Kidney?
Hi Doctor, I had 11mm stone in left kidney and 11 mm left ureter , 8mm & 4 mm in right kidney. Met an urologist last week and had laser surgery and stent was placed in both the kidneys after the surgery(Dr. said stent will be removed after three weeks) After one week, i had automated flow of urine and i went to another urologist as the First Dr. who did the surgery was out if station. He told me to take X ray and uv scan and told me that stent in left kidney got misplaced. He removed the stent from left kidney. However the scan report shows still 11mm stone is there in left kidney and 8mm stone is there in right kidney(stent still there). stone which was in urter and 4 mm stone in right kidney is not there now As of now dr. said lets discuss once the Dr.(who did laser treatment) came from vacation. What should i have to do now.?? How to remove the 11mm stone in left kidney. Will 8mm stone on right kidney will not be there after stent removal?
Thu, 24 Apr 2014
Hi,
You have B/L renal calculii with left ureteric calculus . Probably your ureteric calculus was removed if in mid or lower part or pushed in if around PUJ and followed ESWL ( can't comment as you have not provided the detail of your operation) hence not visualized in xray . In ESWL calculus are broken in small fragments so that it can pass through small passage (5mm) of ureter through urine and spent provide easy n broader passage preventing clogging of calculus . Fragmentation of calculus depends upon consistency , size , shape , hardness ....etc hence sometimes does not fragmented n requires multiple sitting .
Now as stent misplaced following (which can happen) surgery or probably ESWL Not given to left side ( as B/L in case ESWL should be given in different sitting) and Fragmentation of Rt renal calculus was complete so they are still there ( and can be commented after detail of sx )
So in my opinion you need to have multiple sitting of ESWL to remove calculii or in your case PCNL would be treatment of choice .
Do stone analysis test and maintain diet accordingly , drink lots of fluids .
Hope this ll help
Thanks n regards
You have B/L renal calculii with left ureteric calculus . Probably your ureteric calculus was removed if in mid or lower part or pushed in if around PUJ and followed ESWL ( can't comment as you have not provided the detail of your operation) hence not visualized in xray . In ESWL calculus are broken in small fragments so that it can pass through small passage (5mm) of ureter through urine and spent provide easy n broader passage preventing clogging of calculus . Fragmentation of calculus depends upon consistency , size , shape , hardness ....etc hence sometimes does not fragmented n requires multiple sitting .
Now as stent misplaced following (which can happen) surgery or probably ESWL Not given to left side ( as B/L in case ESWL should be given in different sitting) and Fragmentation of Rt renal calculus was complete so they are still there ( and can be commented after detail of sx )
So in my opinion you need to have multiple sitting of ESWL to remove calculii or in your case PCNL would be treatment of choice .
Do stone analysis test and maintain diet accordingly , drink lots of fluids .
Hope this ll help
Thanks n regards
I find this answer helpful
Hi,
You have B/L renal calculii with left ureteric calculus . Probably your ureteric calculus was removed if in mid or lower part or pushed in if around PUJ and followed ESWL ( can't comment as you have not provided the detail of your operation) hence not visualized in xray . In ESWL calculus are broken in small fragments so that it can pass through small passage (5mm) of ureter through urine and spent provide easy n broader passage preventing clogging of calculus . Fragmentation of calculus depends upon consistency , size , shape , hardness ....etc hence sometimes does not fragmented n requires multiple sitting .
Now as stent misplaced following (which can happen) surgery or probably ESWL Not given to left side ( as B/L in case ESWL should be given in different sitting) and Fragmentation of Rt renal calculus was complete so they are still there ( and can be commented after detail of sx )
So in my opinion you need to have multiple sitting of ESWL to remove calculii or in your case PCNL would be treatment of choice .
Do stone analysis test and maintain diet accordingly , drink lots of fluids .
Hope this ll help
Thanks n regards
You have B/L renal calculii with left ureteric calculus . Probably your ureteric calculus was removed if in mid or lower part or pushed in if around PUJ and followed ESWL ( can't comment as you have not provided the detail of your operation) hence not visualized in xray . In ESWL calculus are broken in small fragments so that it can pass through small passage (5mm) of ureter through urine and spent provide easy n broader passage preventing clogging of calculus . Fragmentation of calculus depends upon consistency , size , shape , hardness ....etc hence sometimes does not fragmented n requires multiple sitting .
Now as stent misplaced following (which can happen) surgery or probably ESWL Not given to left side ( as B/L in case ESWL should be given in different sitting) and Fragmentation of Rt renal calculus was complete so they are still there ( and can be commented after detail of sx )
So in my opinion you need to have multiple sitting of ESWL to remove calculii or in your case PCNL would be treatment of choice .
Do stone analysis test and maintain diet accordingly , drink lots of fluids .
Hope this ll help
Thanks n regards
I find this answer helpful
Hi,
You have B/L renal calculii with left ureteric calculus . Probably your ureteric calculus was removed if in mid or lower part or pushed in if around PUJ and followed ESWL ( can't comment as you have not provided the detail of your operation) hence not visualized in xray . In ESWL calculus are broken in small fragments so that it can pass through small passage (5mm) of ureter through urine and spent provide easy n broader passage preventing clogging of calculus . Fragmentation of calculus depends upon consistency , size , shape , hardness ....etc hence sometimes does not fragmented n requires multiple sitting .
Now as stent misplaced following (which can happen) surgery or probably ESWL Not given to left side ( as B/L in case ESWL should be given in different sitting) and Fragmentation of Rt renal calculus was complete so they are still there ( and can be commented after detail of sx )
So in my opinion you need to have multiple sitting of ESWL to remove calculii or in your case PCNL would be treatment of choice .
Do stone analysis test and maintain diet accordingly , drink lots of fluids .
Hope this ll help
Thanks n regards
You have B/L renal calculii with left ureteric calculus . Probably your ureteric calculus was removed if in mid or lower part or pushed in if around PUJ and followed ESWL ( can't comment as you have not provided the detail of your operation) hence not visualized in xray . In ESWL calculus are broken in small fragments so that it can pass through small passage (5mm) of ureter through urine and spent provide easy n broader passage preventing clogging of calculus . Fragmentation of calculus depends upon consistency , size , shape , hardness ....etc hence sometimes does not fragmented n requires multiple sitting .
Now as stent misplaced following (which can happen) surgery or probably ESWL Not given to left side ( as B/L in case ESWL should be given in different sitting) and Fragmentation of Rt renal calculus was complete so they are still there ( and can be commented after detail of sx )
So in my opinion you need to have multiple sitting of ESWL to remove calculii or in your case PCNL would be treatment of choice .
Do stone analysis test and maintain diet accordingly , drink lots of fluids .
Hope this ll help
Thanks n regards
I find this answer helpful
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