RIRS Cost in Thailand

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Starting From

$1,200

Average Cost

$4,500

Up To

$12,000

Cost of RIRS in Thailand

RIRS cost in Thailand is between USD 1200 to USD 12000.
RIRS is an endoscopic surgical procedure that uses a flexible ureteroscope to rich the kidney from the ureter.
RIRS is a stone removal procedure from the kidneys without making any incisions using laser and fiberoptic endoscope into the kidney through the urethra. This procedure could be performed under local, spinal, or general anesthesia.

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Success Rate

RIRS is the safest technique for kidney stone removal. It has an approximately 80% success rate with the lowest complication rate.

Everything You Need to Know About RIRS: Q&A

Before the Procedure · 5 Questions

Retrograde Intrarenal surgery is a method by which you can see a tube called as fiberoptic endoscope which is passed during surgery to kidney, the fiber optic device is flexible and it makes it easy to bend with renal system so that it can easily passes to kidney and ureter. The tube is moved to the ureter to collect urine and also helps in visualizing the different parts of kidney. After which a thin laser fiber is passed through the stone.

During the Procedure · 5 Questions

RIRS procedure takes around 85 minutes to perform the stone fragments are easily removed by holium laser.

Post the Procedure · 3 Questions

After the procedure you will be taken to the recovery  room and a urinary catheter will be inserted into the urethera for reducing pain and difficulty during urination.  You will be advised bed rest for 24 hours after receiving spinal anaesthesia.  You are advised to drink plenty of water so that you can pass around 2.5 litres of urine everyday

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