Patient's question:
My partner is 35 years old. One is 1.3 cm, and the other is 9 mm. She has previously undergone extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy, but it was ineffective.Doctor's answer:
If conservative treatment in the outpatient department is chosen, the preferred option is the dual-position intelligent lithotripsy system. This approach offers relatively thorough stone removal without causing kidney damage. However, the current degree of hydronephrosis in the patient is unclear, making it uncertain whether this option can be implemented. Another option involves inpatient minimally invasive surgery, where third-generation holmium laser technology is particularly suitable. This is a one-time stone removal procedure and represents the most advanced minimally invasive technology available for patients in such conditions, allowing the removed stones to be observed immediately. Third-generation holmium laser technology is particularly suitable, as it is a one-time stone removal procedure and represents the most advanced minimally invasive technology available for patients in such conditions, allowing the removed stones to be observed immediately.