Procedure Overview:
RIRS stands for Retrograde Intra-Renal Surgery.
It is an endoscopic procedure designed for the removal of kidney stones.
 
Technique:
Advanced flexible scopes are utilized to access the inside of the kidney through the urinary tract.
A laser is employed to break down the stones into fine dust, which is then expelled with water.
 
Advantages:
No incisions or stitches are made on the body.
Results in less pain, faster recovery, and reduced hospital stay.
Negligible risk of significant blood loss during the procedure.
 
Suitability and Success:
RIRS is considered optimal for kidney stones up to 20 mm in size.
Suitable for patients of all age groups, irrespective of other health problems.
Demonstrates the best success rate compared to other endoscopic procedures.
 
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