Kidney Stones

Lithiasis is a very common urological disease that can affect any part of the urinary tract. We treat kidney stones with the latest technology available.
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  • Super-specialized urologists
  • Personalized treatment
  • Minimally invasive approach
  • More than 16,000 patients successfully treated

What are kidney stones?

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in the Consultation

Can the kidney be lost due to stones?

The loss of the renal unit can occur in those patients with stones that show few or no symptoms, since they grow silently and become large.

Is it possible to exercise with kidney stones?

A person with kidney stones can do physical exercise and should do so, since it leads to an improvement in metabolism and is known to promote the elimination of solutes. It is true that physical activity will dehydrate more, especially if it is summer, having to hydrate more than usual because of the fluid lost in sports.

How is the postoperative period after an operation to treat lithiasis?

The postoperative period will depend on the type of intervention performed. If it has been treated with lithotripsy, the patient will not need hospitalization, since it is an outpatient procedure. However, if endoscopic surgery was performed, the patient is usually hospitalized for at least one day with a double J catheter in place to protect the kidney.

What are the side effects of the double J catheter?

The double J catheter presents a series of side effects such as discomfort and irritation caused by the end of the catheter inside the bladder. In order to minimize them, in addition to medical treatment, we try to keep the catheter as short as possible.

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Team
of the Kidney Stone unit

Dr. Fernando Lista Mateos

Dr. Fernando Lista Mateos

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Dr. Fernando Cabrera Meirás

Dr. Fernando Cabrera Meirás

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Dr. Daniel Pérez-Fentes

Dr. Daniel Pérez-Fentes

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Dr. David Sáenz Calzada

Dr. David Sáenz Calzada

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Research

Comparative study between Holmium laser and superpulsed Thulium laser for the treatment of renal lithiasis.

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