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Bladder Stone Surgery in Delhi

Bladder Stone Surgery in Delhi

Stones that develop in the urinary bladder are referred to as bladder stones or vesical calculus. Depending on their size, symptoms may include pain when passing urine, blood in the urine (haematuria), increased frequency of passing urine, intermittency of urination, sudden full stoppage/inability to pass urine, and so on. If you have urinary bladder stones and are suffering from symptoms because of them, then please visit Delhi Urology Hospital for hassle free bladder stone surgery in Delhi.

Why choose Delhi Urology Hospital for bladder stone surgery in Delhi?

  • At Delhi Urology Hospital, you will be treated by Dr. Niren Rao, who has the distinction of being trained by a world class faculty at AIIMS, the premier institute of India.
  • Dr. Niren Rao has more than a decade of experience in the field of Urology.
  • At Delhi Urology Hospital, we use the latest lasers for treating stone disease.
  • Bladder stone surgery in Delhi, performed at Delhi Urology Hospital, is a daycare procedure, and patients can be discharged on the same day of surgery.
  • We believe in providing quality care at affordable prices to our patients.
  • The hospital has set high standards of patient-centric care.

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Bladder stone surgery starts at Rs. 25,000*.

How much does bladder stone surgery cost in Delhi?

The bladder stone surgery cost in Delhi at Delhi Urology hospital starts at Rs. 25,000*.

What are the symptoms of bladder stones?

Bladder stones also called vesical calculus are stones that form in your urinary bladder. Depending on the bladder stone size for surgery, they may cause the following symptoms:

  • Pain during passing the urine.
  • Passing blood in urine i.e. haematuria.
  • Increased frequency of passage of urine.
  • Intermittency of urination. Due to the obstruction of the bladder opening patient may notice that their urine flow suddenly stops or gets poor while passing urine.
  • Sudden complete stoppage /inability to pass urine. This happens when a small bladder stone gets stuck in the urethra.
  • Poor flow of urine.
  • Passing foul smell urine associated with fever. This happens when urine gets infected.
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How are bladder stones diagnosed?

Based on the signs and symptoms, your urologist will ask you to get a few investigations to detect a bladder stone, including:

  • X-ray KUB – A basic investigation that can help diagnose a bladder stone.
  • Ultrasound – This can tell us about the presence of stone as well as the size of the prostate and the health of the kidney.
  • NCCT KUB - This is the investigation of choice for detecting stones. It tells us the exact size and location of not only bladder stones but also a stone in the kidney and the hardness of stone can be judged based on Hounsfield units.
  • Uroflowmetry - To rule out narrowing of urine passage i.e. structure urethra before planning surgery for urinary bladder stone removal. 
  • Urine routine/microscopy and urine culture - This test is a must to rule out infection before planning any surgical intervention for the treatment of bladder stones.
How are bladder stones treated?

The methods listed below are a few of the ones used at the Delhi Urology Hospital to perform a successful bladder stone surgery in Delhi. The factors include the size of the stone and the age of the patient. The methods utilized are:

• TRANSURETHRAL CYSTOLITHOCAPAXY

In this method, a small tube with a camera at one end a cystoscope is introduced from the urine passage into the bladder. The stone is visualized and broken into smaller fragments with the help of laser or pneumatic lithoclast. These small fragments are then removed from the bladder.

• PERCUTANEOUS CYSTOLITHOTOMY PCCL

Under endoscopic guidance, transurethral a small incision is made (around 1-2cm) in the lower abdominal wall in the region of the bladder. Using another telescope called nephoscopy we then enter the bladder to visualize the stone, break them into smaller pieces and then remove them. This is usually done for very large stones.

• OPEN CYSTOLITHOTOMY

In cases of small children to prevent damage to their urine tube (urethra) and in old patients with very large prostates, an open surgical method is used to remove the stones. In this method, a small incision is made through the skin and onto the bladder. The stone is removed and the bladder is then stitched back.

What to expect in the post-operative period?
  • Post-surgery a catheter is inserted into the bladder which usually remains for 24 to 48 hrs.
  • Some patients may notice a light pink-colored urine for a few days post-surgery. They should not get alarmed at this.
  • An antibiotic is given for 5-7 days post-surgery to prevent infections.
  • After removal of the catheter patient may experience a little frequency of urination and burning while passing urine for a few days.
What are the complications of bladder stone surgeries?

In good hands, bladder stone surgeries are very safe procedures. However, there are a few known complications of these procedures namely:

  1. Urine infection leading to fever with chills.
  2. Injury/perforation of the bladder.
  3. Injury to the urine passage i.e. urethra leading to stricture formation later in life.

To know in detail about the bladder stone surgery cost in Delhi and the varied treatment options, visit Delhi Urology Hospital.

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Delhi Urology Hospital was established in 2017 by Dr. Niren Rao, an AIIMS trained urologist with more than 10 years of experience in his field. The idea behind the establishment of this Hospital was to provide quality treatment at an affordable cost across all sections of the society.

E 33, Paryavaran Complex,
IGNOU Road, Z Morh,
Near Labour Chowk,
Near Saket Metro Station,
New Delhi - 110068

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