What is Lithotrips?
Lithotrips is a procedure in which the kidney stones decompose with shock waves so that the patient can go through the urine. This procedure is an alternative to kidney stones surgery and can be very effective, especially when stones are still in the kidneys. When lithotripsy is ordered, the patient should plan to allocate several hours for the procedure and some special preparations are required on the patient to ensure that it goes smoothly. Laser lithotripsia requires the insertion of urea to focus and break up the kidney stones. Both techniques are not safe for use in pregnant patients or patients with certain cardiac conditions or to precipitation of disorders.Ng or drinking several hours before safety. The patient's blood can also be tested to confirm that lithotrips and accompanying sedatives will be safe for the patient. At the time of the procedure, the patient will be soothed or anesthetic for comfort and carefully laid on a table or bench with a pillow filled with water or lowerEno to a bath with water. Water absorbs shock from wave energy and reduces reverberations.
kidney stones are identified using a trace dye that is injected and followed by a medical imaging device. The dye accumulates around the stones and highlights them so that it is easy to aim the lithotripera in the right place. Starting with low performance settings, the doctor gradually increases the intensity of shock until the stones fall down. Within a few days the patient should pass stones.
There are some risks of lithotripsii. The procedure may cause damage to the internal organs, resulting in internal bleeding or blocking. Sometimes stones do not disintegrate, which means that the patient will have to undergo more aggressive intervention to solve the problem, and patients can also experience urine blocking or infection due to lithotrips or as a complication in the transfer of kidney stones. Patients should definitely UVTo make serious abdominal pain, difficult urination or bloody urine of your doctor if these symptoms appear after lithotripsii.