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Preserve Kidney Function with Precise Surgery

Laparoscopic nephrectomy, pyeloplasty, and ureteric repairs with ERAS pathways

Plan Your Surgery
82%
Laparoscopic Adoption
Major kidney procedures performed via keyhole access
48 hrs
Average Stay
Time to discharge after uncomplicated partial nephrectomy
97%
Functional Preservation
Stable renal function at 6 months post-surgery

When to Consult

  • Recurrent flank pain with suspected PUJ obstruction
  • Complex kidney stones needing partial nephrectomy or reconstruction
  • Masses or tumors detected on ultrasound/CT reports
  • Ureteric strictures after previous surgeries or radiation
  • Congenital anomalies like duplex systems or horseshoe kidney
  • Traumatic injuries to kidney or ureter needing repair

Understanding Kidney & Ureter Surgeries in the Indian Context

Chronic kidney disease and late-detected tumours are rising across Telangana. Our focus is to preserve renal function while avoiding large incisions. Ajuda Hospitals deploys laparoscopic and robotic techniques guided by NABH safety and ERAS protocols so patients from Banjara Hills to Mahbubnagar receive global-standard care close to home.

Many patients come with imaging done elsewhere. We re-evaluate every report with our radiology panel, ensuring precise staging before any incision. Family conferences are held in Telugu, Hindi, Urdu, or English so surgical decisions are fully understood.

When to Consult Our Kidney Surgery Unit

⚠️ Urgent Red Flags

  • ✓ Severe flank pain with fever after prior stone procedures
  • ✓ Imaging showing kidney masses or hydronephrosis
  • ✓ Drop in urine output or rising creatinine levels
  • ✓ Trauma to the abdomen with suspected organ injury

Book a consult if repeated imaging reports suggest PUJ obstruction, duplex systems, or ureteric strictures—even without symptoms. Early reconstruction prevents long-term renal decline.

Our Diagnostic Approach

Collaborative Imaging Review

Our radiologists and surgeons co-read CT, MRI, and nuclear scans. 3D reconstructions help visualise aberrant vessels before keyhole access.

Functional Assessment

DTPA and MAG3 scans determine split renal function. This guides whether we attempt nephron-sparing surgery or plan for nephrectomy.

Pre-Anaesthesia Optimisation

Internal medicine, diabetology, cardiology, and nephrology teams stabilise comorbidities, mirroring global ERAS standards. Anaesthetists plan pain blocks to limit opioids.

Surgical Planning & Simulation

Complex cases undergo virtual simulation with the OT team. Instruments, clamps, and ICU beds are reserved to ensure a seamless experience.

Treatment Pathways

Conservative to Surgical Continuum

Not all anomalies need immediate surgery. We monitor small oncocytic tumours and congenital variants with protocols referencing NCCN and USI guidelines.

Nephron-Sparing Techniques

We favour partial nephrectomy, segmental resection, or tumour enucleation when feasible, preserving kidney tissue and reducing dialysis risk.

Reconstructive Ureteral Options

From laparoscopic pyeloplasty to ureteric reimplantation with psoas hitch, we tailor repairs to stricture length, prior interventions, and blood supply.

Multidisciplinary Tumour Boards

Suspected malignancies are reviewed with oncology, radiology, and pathology. Adjuvant therapy plans align with MSKCC and Tata Memorial recommendations.

Trauma & Emergency Protocols

For injuries from road accidents or sports, we stabilise in the ER, perform FAST ultrasound, and coordinate with trauma surgery for combined management.

Rehabilitation & Long-Term Surveillance

Physiotherapy encourages early mobilisation; dieticians manage post-op nutrition; nephrology tracks renal function annually with teleconsult support for outstation families.

What to Expect: Your Care Journey

Pre-surgery, you’ll attend a prehabilitation session covering nutrition, breathing exercises, and hospital logistics. On admission, coordinators handle consent, insurance, and crossmatching. During surgery, our team uses 4K laparoscopic towers, cell savers, and nerve monitoring to reduce complications.

After surgery, you step down from recovery to a private room with continuous vitals monitoring. Drains are managed daily, and physiotherapists assist with deep-breathing routines. Discharge typically happens within 3 days, with a detailed instruction kit sent via email and WhatsApp.

Follow-ups occur at 2 weeks (wound check), 6 weeks (stent removal if present), and 6 months (functional scan). Telemedicine options accommodate patients working in HITEC City or residing in Warangal.

Technology & Innovation

Ajuda’s urology OT integrates 4K laparoscopic towers, articulating instruments, and Firefly fluorescence to identify vessels. Anaesthesia uses goal-directed fluid therapy to protect kidneys. All images sync to PACS so sub-specialists can review from any campus.

Preventing Complications

Kidney surgeries carry risks of bleeding, urine leaks, and loss of function. Our safeguards include selective arterial clamping, haemostatic agents, and early nephrology input. ERAS pathways reduce ileus and pulmonary complications, while tele-follow-ups catch warning signs early.

Why Ajuda for Kidney & Ureter Surgeries?

🧭 Precision Planning

3D reconstructions and simulation labs ensure safer keyhole surgeries.

🌿 Nephron Preservation

Nephron-sparing focus limits dialysis risk and supports long-term wellness.

🤗 Family-Centred Care

Coordinators update families in real time and arrange multilingual counselling.

Take the First Step

If imaging or symptoms suggest a kidney or ureter issue, act early. Ajuda Hospitals combines keyhole precision, strong ICU backup, and holistic rehab support. Reach us at 9010550550 or drop a WhatsApp message to schedule your surgical planning consult.

Diagnosis Approach

1

Multimodal Imaging Review

Contrast CT, MRI urograms, or DTPA scans interpreted jointly by urology and radiology teams.

2

Renal Function Split

Nuclear scans determine salvageability and plan for partial vs total nephrectomy.

3

Pre-Anaesthesia & Medical Optimisation

Cardiology, diabetology, and nephrology clearances ensure safe surgery.

4

3D Surgical Mapping

3D reconstruction of vessels and collecting system for complex tumours and donor nephrectomies.

Treatment Options

Laparoscopic Partial Nephrectomy

Tumour excision with warm ischemia times under 20 minutes, preserving nephrons.

Oncological control comparable to open surgery
48-hour monitored stay

Radical Nephrectomy

Keyhole removal of non-functional or large malignant kidneys with lymph node sampling.

98% complete resection on histopathology
3-4 day stay including drain monitoring

Pyeloplasty

Anderson-Hynes reconstruction for pelvi-ureteric junction obstruction using laparoscopic suturing.

92% improvement in drainage on post-op scans
72 hours inpatient

Ureteric Reimplantation

Laparoscopic reimplant with psoas hitch or Boari flap for long strictures.

Patency maintained in 88% at 1 year
4-5 day stay with stent removal at 6 weeks

Ureteric Buccal Mucosa Grafting

Robotic or laparoscopic patch graft for complex upper ureter lesions.

Reduces need for bowel interposition by 40%
5-day stay with rehab counselling

Enhanced Recovery Protocol

Prehabilitation, early ambulation, incentive spirometry, and diet progression to speed healing.

Cuts complication rates by 20%
Initiated pre-op, continues for 6 weeks

Expected Outcomes

Treatment Timeline

Day 0

Surgery completed with early mobilisation

Day 2

Oral diet restored; discharge planning

6 Weeks

Stent removal and wound review

6 Months

Functional scans confirm stable renal output

Success Metrics

  • Minimal blood loss (<150 ml average)
  • Complication rates under Clavien III at 4%
  • Return to work within 3-4 weeks