Stone Crusher Beading is a process used during kidney stone surgery (ureteroscopy) to remove kidney stones. It involves the placement of a flexible scope (ureteroscope) through the urethra and into the bladder and ureter, where the stone is located. Once the stone is located, a small basket or wire is inserted through the ureteroscope to grasp the stone and remove it from the urinary tract.
The beading technique involves using a laser or other energy source to break up the stone into smaller fragments before removal. The laser energy is delivered through a fiber optic cable that is inserted into the ureteroscope. The laser energy breaks up the stone into small pieces that can be easily removed with the basket or wire.
The beading technique is a minimally invasive approach to kidney stone removal that can be performed on an outpatient basis. It is generally safe and effective, but may cause some discomfort or pain during and after the procedure. Patients may experience blood in their urine or mild discomfort when urinating for a few days after the procedure. As with all medical procedures, it is important to discuss the risks and benefits of the procedure with your healthcare provider.
FAQs of Stone Crusher Beading:
Q: What is the Stone Crusher Beading made of?
A: The Stone Crusher Beading is made of high-quality natural rubber.
Q: What is the hardness of the Stone Crusher Beading?
A: The Stone Crusher Beading has a hardness of 40 Shore A.
Q: What is the thickness of the Stone Crusher Beading?
A: The Stone Crusher Beading has a thickness of 10mm.
Q: What are the features of the Stone Crusher Beading?
A: The Stone Crusher Beading is adhesive, anti-cut, good for water repellent, lightweight, and offers high resistance.
Q: Is the Stone Crusher Beading easy to install?
A: Yes, the Stone Crusher Beading is lightweight and easy to install, making it the perfect choice for heavy-duty applications.