European Medical Center (EMC)

Moscow, Russian Federation
Total review: 15
Est. 1989

Bladder Stone Removal

Starting from $60,100

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European Medical Center (EMC)

Moscow, Russian Federation
Total review: 15

Established

1989

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Bladder Stone Removal at European Medical Center (EMC)

What does European Medical Center (EMC) offer patients?

European Medical Center (EMC), located in Spiridonyevskiy Pereulok, Moscow, Russian Federation offers patients Bladder Stone Removal procedures among its total of 259 available procedures, across 34 different specialties
. The cost of a Bladder Stone Removal procedure starts from ฿60,100, whilst the national average price is approximately ฿44,900.

How many specialists are there and what accreditation's have been awarded to European Medical Center (EMC)?

There are many specialists available at the Clinic, with 17 in total, and they are accredited by JCI Accredited

Facility Services Available at European Medical Center (EMC)

Free Wifi
International newspapers
Interpreter services
Medical records transfer
Mobility accessible rooms
Online doctor consultation
Pharmacy
Private rooms for patients available
Rehabilitation
Special dietary requests accepted
Translation services
TV in the room

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What you need to know about Bladder Stone Removal in Moscow

Bladder Stone Removal, also medically termed Cystolitholapaxy, is an operation designed to get rid of bladder stones that potentially block urine flow, instigate pain, and lead to other health challenges. In Moscow, this intervention is carried out by qualified urologists using state-of-the-art equipment and the latest advancements in medical technology. 

Having a clear understanding of the operation can substantially help to reduce any anxieties or fears one might have. The procedure generally entails the use of specialized equipment to fragment larger bladder stones into smaller bits that can either be removed or naturally secreted out in the urine.

What's the Recovery Time for Bladder Stone Removal Procedures in Moscow?

The recovery phase after a bladder stone removal procedure in Moscow differs among individuals, accounting for factors such as personal health background, the specifics of an individual's process, and their age. Ordinarily, most individuals, post this procedure, regain their regular routine within a span of one to two weeks.

Ensuing the procedure, it's not uncommon for you to experience brief discomfort while urinating or to notice blood in your urine - these are temporary and expected post-operative symptoms. Your physician will devise a pain management plan as part of your entire recovery roadmap. For enhancing your healing process, it would be beneficial to prioritize hydration and to imbibe healthier routine changes like committing to a nutrient-rich diet. Adherence to these guidelines alongside your healthcare provider's post-operative instructions will pave the way for an effective and comfortable recovery.

What's the Success Rate of Bladder Stone Removal Procedures in Moscow?

The efficacy of bladder stone removal operations, especially cystoscopic removal, in Moscow is broadly recognised as high, mainly due to the strides made in the medical field. The precise success percentages might fluctuate, heavily dependent on the amount and size of the bladder stones and the distinctive health conditions of the individual receiving treatment. For a detailed and personalised understanding of the success rates, interacting with your healthcare provider would be most beneficial.

While considering the efficacy of the procedure, it is equally imperative to account for potential reactions and risks. The risk of urinary tract infection is relatively common and affects nearly 1 in 100 individuals following the procedure. Other possible complications could involve bleeding, infection, bladder injury, internal tissue damage and even untoward reactions to the anaesthesia used.

Despite these possible risks, long-term success can still be achieved by ensuring comprehensive post-procedure care and making necessary lifestyle adjustments. This would involve staying adequately hydrated, scheduling regular healthcare follow-ups, and making dietary changes if recommended. Implementing these measures can heighten the success rate of the initial procedure as well as play a crucial role in preventing the future formation of bladder stones. 

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Prostate Biopsy

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Phimosis Surgery

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Hydrocele Testis Treatment

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Vasectomy

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Inguinal Orchiectomy

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Prostatectomy

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Transurethral Resection of the Prostate (TURP)

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Doctors at European Medical Center (EMC)

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  • Prof. Dr. Eduard Kim

    Prof. Dr. Eduard Kim

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  • Dr. Dominique Gotye

    Dr. Dominique Gotye

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  • Dr. Susan McGladdery

    Dr. Susan McGladdery

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  • Prof. Dr. Aleksey Krivoshapkin

    Prof. Dr. Aleksey Krivoshapkin

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  • Prof. Dr. Jean-Michel Derlon

    Prof. Dr. Jean-Michel Derlon

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  • Dr. Nidal Salim

    Dr. Nidal Salim

    • Oncology

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  • Dr. Aleksey Zhivov

    Dr. Aleksey Zhivov

    • Oncology
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  • Dr. Julia Mandelblat

    Dr. Julia Mandelblat

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  • Dr. Iskra Daskalova

    Dr. Iskra Daskalova

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  • Dr. Raid Elias

    Dr. Raid Elias

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  • Prof. Dr. Andrey Korolev

    Prof. Dr. Andrey Korolev

    • Orthopedics

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  • Dr. Nicolas Vaude

    Dr. Nicolas Vaude

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  • Prof. Dr. Eugene Lisbon

    Prof. Dr. Eugene Lisbon

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  • Prof. Dr Pierre Monod

    Prof. Dr Pierre Monod

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  • Dr. Jill Gachet

    Dr. Jill Gachet

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