KidneyStone Cystolithotomy

Cystolithotomy is a surgical procedure used to remove large or hard bladder stones that cannot be treated with non-invasive methods. It provides immediate relief from pain, obstruction, and recurrent infections caused by these stones.
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Description

While most kidney or bladder stones can be managed with endoscopic or non-invasive methods, large or impacted stones in the bladder may require open or minimally invasive surgery. Cystolithotomy involves making a small incision in the lower abdomen to access and remove the stone(s) directly from the bladder.

This procedure is typically chosen when bladder stones are too big, multiple, or resistant to fragmentation methods like lithotripsy. It’s also done when patients have anatomical abnormalities or simultaneous bladder issues that need correction. The surgery is safe and effective, with a short hospital stay and a good long-term outcome when followed by hydration and dietary care to prevent recurrence.
Conditions Treated
  • Large bladder stones
  • Multiple or impacted bladder stones
  • Recurrent urinary tract infections due to bladder stones
  • Stones with urinary retention or catheter blockages
  • Bladder outlet obstruction with stones
Tests and Treatments Offered
  • Ultrasound of Abdomen & Pelvis
  • X-Ray KUB or CT Scan
  • Urine Culture and Routine Analysis
  • Blood Tests (Kidney Function, CBC)
  • Cystolithotomy Surgery
  • Post-operative Antibiotics and Stone Prevention Plan

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Actual Price

₹55,000

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Estimated Stay: 1 Day

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How it works

Procedure and Process Treatment

KidneyStone Cystolithotomy Step 1

Imaging and Surgical Planning

Bladder stones are evaluated using ultrasound or CT, and the best surgical approach is decided.

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KidneyStone Cystolithotomy Step 2

Surgical Removal via Incision

Under anesthesia, an incision is made in the lower abdomen to access and remove the bladder stones.

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KidneyStone Cystolithotomy step 3

Bladder Closure and Recovery Monitoring

The bladder is repaired, and a catheter is placed to drain urine while healing occurs.

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Catheter Removal and Follow-Up

The catheter is removed after a few days, and follow-up imaging is done to ensure complete stone clearance.

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KidneyStone Cystolithotomy step 3

Clear the Obstruction, Restore Comfort

Cystolithotomy provides lasting relief from bladder stones that cause pain and infections. With expert surgical care and preventive guidance, you can avoid recurrence and return to a healthy, stone-free life.

Frequently Asked Questions

Here’s what patients commonly ask about Cystolithotomy:
It’s a minor-to-moderate procedure with a small incision and short recovery period, usually 3–5 days in the hospital.
Most patients recover in 1–2 weeks, with catheter removal typically within 5–7 days post-surgery.
Yes, if underlying issues like dehydration or bladder obstruction persist. Staying hydrated and regular checkups help prevent recurrence.
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