Ureteroscopy: A minimally invasive glimpse into the ureters
The urinary tract is a vital system responsible for filtering waste products from our blood and excreting them as urine. It’s a complex network of organs and tubes, and sometimes, issues can arise within these tubes, particularly the ureters. These thin, tube-like structures carry urine from the kidneys to the bladder, and when blockages, strictures, or stones form, they can cause significant discomfort and even hinder kidney function. Fortunately, advancements in medical technology have provided minimally invasive procedures like ureteroscopy to diagnose and treat ureteral problems. If you’re facing ureteral issues or simply curious about this fascinating procedure, keep reading as we delve into the world of ureteroscopy and explore how Sandheep Memorial Hospital brings this cutting-edge technique to the forefront of patient care. What is Ureteroscopy ? Imagine navigating a narrow, intricate tunnel — that’s essentially what ureteroscopy entails. A thin, flexibl...