Published on: 2026-09-29 | Written by: Dr. Yasser El-Deeb – Urology and Andrology
Urological Surgeries
Dr. Yasser El-Deeb explains that urological surgeries include a wide range of procedures aimed at treating conditions affecting the kidneys, ureters, bladder, and urethra. The surgical approach varies depending on the type and severity of the condition, and surgery may be required for cases that do not respond to medication or require direct intervention.
Urinary Tract Endoscopy
Dr. Yasser El-Deeb emphasizes that urological endoscopy is one of the modern techniques used to diagnose and treat many urinary tract conditions through specialized endoscopic instruments. Endoscopy can be used to reach different areas of the urinary system and manage certain conditions without the need for traditional surgery when appropriate.
Kidney and Ureteroscopy
Dr. Yasser El-Deeb explains that kidney and ureteroscopic procedures can be used to treat urinary tract stones. The procedure allows the doctor to reach the stone and either break it up or remove it depending on its size, location, and the patient's condition. The appropriate technique is determined after evaluating the case and performing the necessary examinations.
Urological Stone Surgery
Dr. Yasser El-Deeb warns that the treatment of kidney and ureteral stones depends on several factors, including the size and location of the stone and the symptoms associated with it. Treatment options may include observation and medication, stone fragmentation, or endoscopic stone removal, while some cases may require surgical intervention based on the medical evaluation.
Endoscopic Treatment of Urological Conditions
Dr. Yasser El-Deeb confirms that the use of endoscopic techniques in urological surgery has provided precise treatment options for many conditions. The choice of endoscope and appropriate procedure depends on an accurate diagnosis, medical examinations, and the patient's urinary tract condition, with proper medical follow-up after the procedure to ensure recovery and improvement.
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