Remote lithotripsy in the treatment of urolithiasis

Treatment of patients with urolithiasis (Urolithiasis) in modern urology is an important task associated with both medical and social and labor rehabilitation. According to NK Dzeranov's forecasts [5], in 2000 the number of patients with ICD will increase 1.8-2.0 times. The annual rate of primary morbidity of KSD is 0.1% [25]. Surgical intervention, being for several decades the leading method of treating KSD. fraught with serious complications. NK Dzeranov [5] indicates a high percentage of relapses of a more severe form of ICD, in which the number of nephrectomies increases to 11.5%. Poor surgical outcomes prompted clinicians to seek alternatives to open surgery.