Scarless Laser Stone Treatment
URS (Ureteroscopy) is a minimally invasive endoscopic procedure used to treat stones stuck in the ureter (the tube connecting kidney to bladder). A thin telescope is passed through the natural urine passage, and the stone is treated using laser fragmentation and removed safely — without any cut or scar.
No incision (scarless surgery)
Laser treatment for precise stone breaking
Fast recovery with short hospital stay
Relieves blockage & protects kidney
URS is recommended when a ureter stone causes pain, urine blockage, infection, or does not pass naturally. It is especially helpful when medicines fail or stone is stuck in the ureter.
Sudden intense pain in side/back radiating towards groin due to stone blockage.
When stone does not pass naturally even after medicines and hydration.
Ureter stone can trigger urine infection and fever that needs urgent treatment.
Stone irritation can cause burning urination and blood in urine.
URS is performed under anesthesia. A ureteroscope is passed through the natural urinary passage to reach the stone. The stone is fragmented using laser and removed safely. In some cases, a temporary stent may be placed.
Step 01
A thin ureteroscope is passed through the urine passage without any cut.
Step 02
The stone is visualized clearly using camera guidance for precise treatment.
Step 03
Holmium laser breaks the stone into fine fragments for easy clearance.
Step 04
Fragments are removed. A temporary DJ stent may be placed for smooth urine flow.
URS provides safe and effective ureter stone removal with minimal discomfort and faster recovery.
Scarless procedure (no incision)
Quick pain relief by removing blockage
Laser precision with high success rate
Short recovery and early discharge
URS is commonly done as a short stay or daycare procedure depending on the case.
Most patients return to normal routine within a short time as advised by the doctor.
Drinking enough water helps flush fragments and reduces chances of future stones.
URS is done under anesthesia. Mild discomfort may occur after the procedure, but it is usually manageable.
In some cases, a temporary DJ stent is placed to ensure smooth urine flow and healing.
