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Many patients wonder how kidney stones are broken with a laser during surgery. In this video, Dr. Kinjal Banerjee, Urologist and Kidney Transplant Surgeon, explains how modern laser technology works in endoscopic (scarless) kidney stone treatment.

In most cases of small or medium-sized stones, surgeons use very thin, flexible, or semi-flexible instruments to reach the stone through the natural urinary tract—without making any cuts on the skin. A medical laser is then used to break the stone into tiny fragments, which either pass naturally with urine or are removed through the scope.

However, when stones are very large or hard, laser treatment alone may not completely break them. In such cases, other surgical methods, including keyhole or open surgery, may be necessary.

Laser surgery is safe, minimally invasive, and typically allows quick recovery. If your urologist advises laser treatment for a small, compact stone, it is usually the most effective and comfortable option for complete stone clearance.

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