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This is my ct report .I m a spinal cord patient my bp is 128/91
Can any urologists will suggest which operation the doctor will do and he will clear both kidney stones in one operation or not?
And total how many days hospital stay is needed for this report .
Is this bp ok for operation.?
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Your report shows stones in both kidneys, with bigger stones around 2 cm. These usually need urologist evaluation and may need a procedure like PCNL RIRS, not just medicines.
Whether both sides can be cleared in one sitting depends on stone load and your fitness. BP 128/91 is usually acceptable, but final surgical fitness is decided after checkup.
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Managing bilateral kidney stones (stones in both kidneys) in a patient with a spinal cord injury requires a highly coordinated surgical approach. Most urologists prefer minimally invasive procedures like PCNL (Percutaneous Nephrolithotomy) or RIRS (Retrograde Intrarenal Surgery). Whether both sides can be cleared in a single operation depends entirely on the total stone load (size and number) and your overall clinical stability during the procedure
Next Steps
Pre-Surgical Workup: Expect tests like KFT (Kidney Function Test) and a Urine Culture to ensure there is no active infection before the surgery.
Hospital Stay: For RIRS, the stay is usually 1–2 days. For PCNL, it might be 2–4 days. Since you have a spinal cord history, a slightly longer stay might be needed for monitoring.
BP Monitoring: Keep a log of your BP twice daily for the next 3 days. This will help the anesthesiologist decide if any pre-op BP medication is needed
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For a detailed comparison between RIRS and PCNL for your specific stone size, a review of your full CT report, and direct follow-up, you can consult me directly through my profile.
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