RIRS (Retrograde Intrarenal Surgery)

Minimally invasive removal of the gallbladder to treat gallstones and gallbladder inflammation with faster recovery and minimal scarring.

Advanced keyhole surgery to remove an inflamed appendix, reducing pain, risk of infection, and enabling quicker return to normal activities.

Small-incision surgery to repair hernias in the abdominal wall, providing less postoperative pain and faster healing compared to open surgery.

Surgical treatment of gastrointestinal conditions (intestines, stomach, etc.) through small incisions using a camera-guided technique for precision and safety.

Minimally invasive removal of a damaged or non-functioning kidney, improving patient recovery and preserving overall kidney function.

Corrects blockages in the kidney’s drainage system through small incisions, ensuring healthy urine flow and kidney preservation.

Effective treatment for large kidney stones via a small back incision using a nephroscope and specialized tools.

Common procedure to relieve urinary problems due to enlarged prostate by removing excess tissue through the urethra.

Treatment of urethral stricture by making a small incision to restore normal urine flow.

Surgical reconstruction of the urethra to permanently treat strictures and restore proper urinary function.

A minimally invasive method to remove stones from the ureter or kidney using a thin scope and laser technology.

Corrective surgery for abnormal ureter position or reflux to the bladder, reducing kidney damage risk.

Expert surgical treatment for cancers of the kidney, bladder, prostate, and ureter with a focus on early recovery and organ preservation.