Kidney stone 1.1 cm, can be considered for extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy, percutaneous nephrolithotripsy lithotripsy, open surgical treatment, etc., should be under the guidance of the physician to take the appropriate treatment.
1. Extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy utilizes high-energy shock waves to act on the stone, causing it to be crushed and cracked, and then discharged with the urine. It is suitable for kidney stones with a diameter less than or equal to 2 centimeters, and cannot be used if there is obstruction of the urinary tract at the distal end of the stone, serious cardiovascular and cerebral vascular diseases, and uncontrolled urinary tract infections.
2. Percutaneous nephrolithotripsy is to reach the renal pelvis or renal calyx through fine needle puncture, establish the channel, and remove or crush the stone under nephroscope, which is applicable to all kidney stones that need surgical intervention. This method cannot be used for those who have blood clotting disorders or who are too obese for the puncture to reach the kidney.
3. Open surgical treatment is no longer primarily used in the treatment of common kidney stones. When renal pelvic stones are combined with renal pelvic ureteral obstruction, pyelolithotomy can be considered. If the renal structure is severely damaged and the function is lost due to the stone, and the opposite side of the kidney functions well, resection of the affected kidney can be considered.
The presence of renal stone 1.1 cm, it is recommended to seek timely medical treatment, standardized treatment.