PCNL in Thane
A small tunnel is made through the back directly into the kidney to break and remove large stones. It is the most effective option for large or complex stones.
Go Surgery lists 67 Urology doctors in Thane, the speciality that performs pcnl, and 263 hospitals there for urology.
Doctors listed here consult in English, Hindi and Marathi.
The median listed consultation fee is ₹1,200.
- Duration
- About 1–2 hours
- Anaesthesia
- General anaesthesia
- Hospital stay
- 1–3 days
Urology surgeons in Thane
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Dr. K. M. Nanjappa
Urologist
MBBS, MS - General Surgery, DNB - Urology/Genito - Urinary Surgery, MCh - Urology, DNB - General Surgery
Dr. Kaustubh Vaidya
Urologist
MBBS, MS - General Surgery, MCh - Urology/Genito-Urinary Surgery
13+ Years Experience
PCNL in Thane
PCNL is used by urology surgeons to treat Kidney Stones. The procedure usually takes about 1–2 hours; the typical hospital stay is 1–3 days.
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It is usually considered for kidney stones larger than about 2 cm, staghorn stones and stones not cleared by other methods. Only a doctor can confirm whether it is right for you after examination. You can compare 67 urology surgeons in Thane, across areas including Thane West, Hiranandani Estate and Dombivli East. Coverage for PCNL depends on your policy and insurer. Please check with your insurer before admission. Request an appointment to discuss your options.
When it's recommended
- Kidney stones larger than about 2 cm
- Staghorn stones
- Stones not cleared by other methods
What happens during the procedure
- General anaesthesia
- Needle access into the kidney under X-ray/ultrasound
- Tract dilated and scope inserted
- Stones fragmented and removed
Recovery
About 1–2 weeks before normal activity.
Typical hospital stay: 1–3 days
Risks & complications
- Bleeding
- Infection
- Injury to nearby organs (rare)
PCNL cost in Thane
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Hospitals in Thane listed for Urology
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PCNL in Thane: FAQs
How long does PCNL take?
About 1–2 hours. The exact time depends on your case.
Will I need to stay in hospital?
Typical hospital stay: 1–3 days.
What anaesthesia is used?
General anaesthesia. Your anaesthetist will confirm the plan for you.
How long is recovery after PCNL?
About 1–2 weeks before normal activity.
Who should I see for pcnl in Thane?
PCNL is treated by urology doctors. Go Surgery lists 67 in Thane. Check the registration details on each profile and ask how often the doctor treats cases like yours.
Which hospitals in Thane are listed for urology?
Jupiter Hospital, KIMS Hospital and Bethany Hospital are among the 263 hospitals listed for urology in Thane, according to our listings. Please confirm availability with the hospital before you request an appointment.
Which languages do urology doctors in Thane speak?
Doctors listed in Thane consult in English, Hindi and Marathi, according to their profiles.
Other Treatments
| Treatment | Duration | Anaesthesia | Hospital Stay |
|---|---|---|---|
| Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy | About 45–90 minutes | General anaesthesia | Same day or 1 day |
| Laparoscopic Hernia Repair | About 45–90 minutes | General anaesthesia | Same day or 1 day |
| Cataract Surgery (Phacoemulsification) | About 15–30 minutes | Topical (drops) or local anaesthesia | No stay — day care |
| Total Knee Replacement | About 1.5–2 hours | Spinal or general anaesthesia | 3–5 days |
| RIRS (Retrograde Intrarenal Surgery) | About 45–90 minutes | General anaesthesia | Same day or 1 day |
| Circumcision | About 20–45 minutes | Local or general anaesthesia | Same day |
| Radiofrequency Ablation (RFA) for Varicose Veins | About 45–60 minutes | Local anaesthesia | Same day |
| Laparoscopic Appendectomy | About 45–60 minutes | General anaesthesia | 1–2 days (longer if the appendix had burst) |
| Gynecomastia Surgery | About 1–2 hours | General or local anaesthesia with sedation | Same day |
Other treatments in this speciality
ESWL (Shock Wave Lithotripsy)
Focused shock waves are passed through the body to break a kidney stone into fragments small enough to pass in the urine. No incision is needed.
Ureteroscopy (URS)
A thin telescope is passed through the urinary passage into the ureter to break the stone with a laser and remove fragments. There are no external cuts.
RIRS (Retrograde Intrarenal Surgery)
A flexible telescope is passed up into the kidney through the natural urinary passage and a laser breaks up kidney stones. No cuts are made.
TURP
The inner part of an enlarged prostate is trimmed away through the urinary passage using a telescope, widening the channel for urine. There are no external cuts.
HoLEP (Laser Prostate Surgery)
A holmium laser separates the obstructing prostate tissue from its capsule, which is then removed. It suits prostates of almost any size and usually involves less bleeding.
Circumcision
The foreskin is removed surgically — by conventional technique, stapler device or laser — to treat phimosis and recurrent foreskin infections.
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