HOW TO: Prevent Infections in Kidney Stone Surgery - Disposable Ureteroscopes скачать в хорошем качестве

HOW TO: Prevent Infections in Kidney Stone Surgery - Disposable Ureteroscopes

In this video we discuss Disposable vs Reusable Ureteroscopes for Kidney Stone Surgery. One of the most common surgeries for kidney stones is Ureteroscopy. In this procedure, after the patient is asleep, a tiny little camera is used to navigate through the bladder into the ureter (small tube that drains the kidney) and finally up into the kidney. This allows your surgeon to directly visualize, break up, and remove your stones using small tools such as lasers and baskets. This is an outpatient procedure and usually lasts between 30 mins and 3 hours depending on the size of the stones that are present in the person's kidney or ureter to begin with as well as a number of other factors. These procedures are always done in a sterile environment in the operating room and it is common for patients to have a dose of antibiotics prior to the procedure as well as to have the surgical site sterilely cleaned and draped prior to starting. Here we discuss the added advantage of Disposable Ureteroscopes (vs Reusable). Mainly this scope will be fresh out of the box sterile and will never have been used in anyone else's body prior to its use in you. Call the Office (941) 212-1600 or Request an Appointment on our Website @ https://www.youandwee.com​ Today!!