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A surgical procedure to remove a kidney using small incisions and a camera to guide the surgery. Benefits include less postoperative pain, shorter hospital stay, and faster recovery.

A procedure where a laser is used to break up stones in the bladder, ureter, or kidney. It offers quicker recovery, less pain, and reduced need for pain medication.

Uses a laser to remove tissue that is blocking urine flow through the prostate. Benefits include less bleeding, shorter or no hospital stay, and immediate symptom relief.

A specialized branch of urology that focuses on the closed manipulation of the urinary tract. Benefits include less invasive treatments, targeted therapy with minimal tissue damage, and rapid patient recovery.

A technique using a thin, lighted scope to remove stones or tumors from the ureter. Benefits include no incisions, shorter hospital stay, and immediate return to daily activities.

Minimally invasive procedure for removing large kidney stones by making a small puncture in the skin. Benefits include higher stone-free rates, especially for large stones, and potentially reduced need for multiple surgeries.

Utilizes robotic systems to perform surgery through small incisions with precision. Benefits include greater surgical precision, lower risk of complications, and improved recovery times.