The sequelae of kidney stone surgery are related to the surgical method, as follows: 1. Extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy can be performed in an outpatient clinic, that is, using a specially designed machine to emit certain shock waves to focus the energy within the kidney stones, through which the stones become small stones, with the sequelae of local hematoma. If the kidney damage is more serious, it can lead to kidney atrophy, so clinically extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy should not be more than three times; 2, retrograde ureteroscopy, also known as ureteral soft mirror, using retrograde ureteral mirror through the urethra retrograde flow, there will be stone residue after doing the procedure, because the large stones are shredded into more small stones, through urine flushing and gravity itself discharge, there may be residue, and infection may occur;. 3. Percutaneous nephrolithoscopy is to establish an artificial channel between the human body and the kidney stones, which is riskier. Because the kidney blood supply is richer, it is easy to cause bleeding and infection during lithotripsy, and the puncture process may damage the spleen, liver, and even rectum and other organs.