Urinary tract stone minimally invasive surgery process

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Before minimally invasive surgery, patients need to undergo comprehensive preoperative examination, such as B-ultrasound, X-ray, blood routine, urine and other laboratory tests to understand the location, size, shape and other information of the stone.

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Before surgery, patients need to receive general anesthesia or epidural anesthesia. When anesthesia takes effect, doctors will make a small incision on the patient's body surface, remove or crush the stone through various minimally invasive instruments and techniques, and minimize the damage to surrounding tissues.

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After surgery, patients need to be observed and recovered in the hospital, and doctors will carry out necessary care according to the patient's specific conditions. At the same time, patients need to pay attention to the adjustment of diet and living habits to promote physical recovery.