Litholapaxy

Litholapaxy is also called litholiquation, lithoextraction or lithorejection.

Litholapaxy is the process of removing stones from the ureter, bladder or kidneys. This can be done either surgically or with the help of medications or alternative medicine methods.

In the case of litholapaxia, kidney stones can be removed through surgery or using special devices such as catheters or nephrostomies. These devices are inserted into the urinary tract and are used to remove kidney stones.

Additionally, litholapaxy can be performed with medications such as citrate mixtures, which can dissolve kidney stones.

Litholapaxis Litholapaxis is the most difficult, or rather the most dangerous, operation among many of our surgical procedures. So, Lapapsia is a surgical intervention after which patients can walk with virtually no pain, while feeling lightness when walking. Litholapaxy is used for rupture or displacement of spinal discs. The consequences of this operation are very painful for the patient, despite the fact that the operation lasts only about fifteen minutes. In 95% of cases, repeated surgery is required. Rehabilitation after Lapsia depends on the size of the part being removed, the duration and degree of exposure, as a result of which the severity of pain can vary from pronounced to excruciating. Due to the fact that the vertebrae do not glue back together, this is one of the most difficult and dangerous neurosurgery operations. Complications arise from the fact that large blades with wide blades can cause bone cutting or infection due to bacteria entering the spinal area.