Large bladder stones that cannot pass naturally Failure of other methods like shock wave lithotripsy Recurrent urinary tract infections due to stones Multiple stones obstructing bladder function

Drink plenty of fluids to flush the bladder Adhere to prescribed antibiotics to prevent infection Avoid strenuous physical activities for two weeks Regular follow-up appointments with the urologist

Book PCCL Bladder Stone Surgery | Lahalak Medical Platform

Regain your comfort with advanced PCCL for removing large bladder stones through minimally invasive techniques, ensuring faster recovery and significantly less pain compared to traditional open surgical procedures.

Scientific name: Percutaneous Cystolithotomy (PCCL)

A minimally invasive surgical procedure involving small percutaneous access to the bladder to fragment and extract large or multiple stones using endoscopy, significantly reducing hospital stay and recovery time.

Percutaneous Cystolithotomy (PCCL) - Effective Bladder Stone Removal

Service type Surgical procedure

Duration 1-2 hours

Fasting 8-12 hours

Included Services

General or spinal anesthesia
Endoscopic surgical equipment
Immediate post-operative follow-up

Medical Service Information

Indications for PCCL

Large bladder stones that cannot pass naturally
Failure of other methods like shock wave lithotripsy
Recurrent urinary tract infections due to stones
Multiple stones obstructing bladder function

Advantages of PCCL Technique

Very small incision compared to open surgery
Less post-operative pain and shorter recovery time
Extremely high success rate in complete stone removal
Reduced risk of bleeding or surgical complications

Recovery Tips

Drink plenty of fluids to flush the bladder
Adhere to prescribed antibiotics to prevent infection
Avoid strenuous physical activities for two weeks
Regular follow-up appointments with the urologist

Conditions & Notices

Stop blood thinners before surgery
Bring all previous tests and reports
Presence of a companion is required