Included support
- ✓Hospital matching
- ✓Record review
- ✓Care coordination
- ✓Travel support
- ✓Interpretation support

Ureteroscopic lithotripsy (URS) can be considered for confirmed ureteral stones when medication or waiting for spontaneous passage is ineffective, or when there is obstructive pain or risk of infection. The decision is based on factors such as the size and location of the stone, hardness and density
24–72h
响应时间
Approx. $2,300
起价
Varies by procedure
治疗周期
1+ options
合作医院
经过病例审核后,我们将根据治疗适配度推荐医院和城市。
Treatment brief
Review the treatment pathway, hospital options, estimated costs, and practical preparation in one place. The final recommendation is based on your records and a specialist review.
Hospital matching
Compare suitable hospitals and departments before you commit to travel.
Record review
Our team helps organise your medical records and first-step case information.
Care coordination
Support around scheduling, practical preparation, and treatment planning.
Travel support
Help with the practical side of arriving, attending appointments, and recovery.
Your care pathway
让我们为您协调治疗旅程。
Step 1
Share your diagnosis, records, and goals so the team can assess the case.
Step 2
Receive suitable options based on condition, budget, timeline, and city preference.
Step 3
Get support with invitation materials and practical travel planning.
Step 4
The team supports your arrival, appointments, and care coordination in China.
Step 5
Continue with aftercare planning and remote follow-up after returning home.
Either rigid or flexible ureteroscopy can be selected, and a stent can be pre-placed to dilate the channel and reduce pressure if necessary. Under anesthesia and image guidance, the ureter is entered through the urethra, the stones are broken with a holmium laser, and some fragments are removed with a basket/forceps, with the remainder excreted in the urine; a stent can be left in place at the end for drainage. Postoperative monitoring includes urine output, pain, and hematuria, as well as assessment for infection and obstruction, with the goal of restoring patency and clearing the stones. The above is general health information, not medical advice; the specific plan should be based on specialist assessment and the hospital's protocol.
Including preoperative assessment, hospitalization/treatment, and post-discharge follow-up, an overall stay of approximately 5–12 days is recommended; if staged stone removal or stent removal is required, the time will be adjusted according to the hospital's schedule, subject to actual arrangements.
Recovery snapshot
Recovery time and follow-up depend on the procedure and your clinical situation. Your hospital team confirms the schedule before treatment, while our coordinators help organise the practical details around it.
Tell us about your Ureteral Stone case and we will help match you with the right hospital, specialist, and travel pathway.
Suitability is confirmed after a qualified clinician reviews your diagnosis and records.
Risks, alternatives, expected outcomes, and limitations must be explained by the treating hospital.
Appointment and treatment timing depends on clinical review, hospital capacity, visa readiness, and scheduling.
Prices are case-specific. A written estimate should be confirmed by the hospital before travel.
Medical Tourism China provides coordination and general information, not medical advice. Final diagnosis, eligibility, treatment decisions, risks, fees, and follow-up remain with the licensed treating hospital.
来源:医院及医疗协调资料;更新时间:2026年7月。治疗适用性、费用和时间须以医院审核结果为准。