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Ureteroscopy Treatment in Johor

Minimally invasive procedure to diagnose and treat kidney and ureteral stones with precision and faster recovery.

Procedure Overview
Ureteroscopy is a minimally invasive procedure used to examine the urinary tract and remove kidney or ureteral stones using a thin, flexible scope passed through the urethra. It is recommended when stones do not pass naturally, cause ongoing pain, or block urine flow. At Gleneagles Johor, Dr. Zainal Adwin performs ureteroscopy using advanced endoscopic tools for targeted stone treatment and safe recovery.
About Dr. Zainal 
Dr. Zainal Adwin is a Urologist in Johor specialising in kidney stone management, minimally invasive urologic surgery, and urinary tract disorders. He offers personalised treatment including ureteroscopy, lithotripsy, and modern stone removal techniques based on stone size, location, and patient needs.

What Is Ureteroscopy

Ureteroscopy involves guiding a small scope through the urinary tract to locate stones directly. Once visualised, stones are either removed or broken into smaller fragments using laser energy. The procedure requires no external incisions and allows precise treatment even for stones that are difficult to reach.

When Ureteroscopy Is Recommended (Indications)

Stones cause persistent pain or blockage

Stones fail to pass naturally

Imaging shows multiple or complex stones

Other treatments like medication are not suitable

Procedure Process (How It Works)

• A scope is passed through the urethra and bladder into the ureter
• Stones are visualised directly
• Stones are grasped or fragmented using laser
• No external cuts or open surgery
• Temporary stent may be placed to support healing

Benefits of Ureteroscopy

• No external incisions
• Suitable for hard, large, or upper tract stones
• Direct visualisation ensures precise treatment
• Faster recovery than open surgery
• Can treat stones in a single session for many patients

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Is ureteroscopy painful?

Discomfort is usually mild and managed with anaesthesia and recovery support.

Will stones return after removal?

Some patients are prone to recurrence, so prevention and monitoring are important.

How long is recovery?

Many patients resume normal routines within days depending on their condition.

Is a stent always required?

A stent may be placed to ensure smooth urine flow during healing based on clinical assessment.

Can ureteroscopy treat all stones?

It is suitable for many stones, especially those that cannot pass naturally or require direct access.

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