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Here, Dr. Sébastien Dominique shares videos explaining certain urological procedures. Their aim is to help patients better understand the proposed treatments and the general course of medical procedures.

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The videos presented below show real images of medical procedures.
They may be sensitive for some people.

Ureteral calculus: basket extraction without scarring

In this video, Dr. Sébastien Dominique, urological surgeon in Paris, shows you under real-life conditions a flexible ureteroscopy to treat a kidney stone causing pain. The procedure is performed via the natural route, using a camera measuring less than 3 mm and a laser fiber. Objectives: locate the stone, fragment/pulverize it, remove fragments for analysis, then drain the kidney temporarily to facilitate evacuation of debris and regression of post-operative inflammation.

FAQ - Extraction of ureteral calculi

When is this procedure proposed?
  • Calculi blocked in the ureter
  • Persistent renal colic
  • Calculi too large to eliminate naturally
  • Failure of medical treatment
No, it is performed through the natural route, without incision.
It can be recommended to promote drainage and reduce pain.

Approximately 20 to 30 minutes depending on the sequence.

Very good success rates for stones ≤ 10 mm.

Kidney stone: scarless treatment using flexible ureteroscopy

In this video, Dr. Sébastien Dominique, urological surgeon in Paris, shows you under real-life conditions a flexible ureteroscopy to treat a kidney stone causing pain. The procedure is performed via the natural route, using a camera measuring less than 3 mm and a laser fiber. Objectives: locate the stone, fragment/pulverize it, remove fragments for analysis, then drain the kidney temporarily to facilitate evacuation of debris and regression of post-operative inflammation.

FAQ - Flexible ureteroscopy

When is this procedure recommended?
  • Hard-to-reach kidney stones
  • Failure of extracorporeal lithotripsy
  • Necessary exploration of the ureter or renal cavities
  • Calculations over 6 mm
Via the natural route (urethra → bladder → ureter), without incision.
No, the procedure is performed under anesthesia.

To protect the ureter and facilitate evacuation of fragments.

Very good results, especially for calculations ≤ 20 mm.
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✔ Specialist in the management of urinary calculi

✔ Mastery of minimally invasive techniques (laser, endoscopy)

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