Prince Mohammed bin Nasser Hospital in Jazan performs first complex kidney stone removal via PCNL
Prince Mohammed bin Nasser Hospital in Jazan has successfully performed its first percutaneous nephrolithotomy (PCNL) for complex kidney stones.
Key Takeaways
AIPrince Mohammed bin Nasser Hospital in Jazan, part of the Jazan Health Cluster, has successfully performed its first percutaneous nephrolithotomy (PCNL) to remove complex kidney stones, marking a medical milestone that strengthens its capabilities in advanced urological surgery.
The procedure was carried out on a patient suffering from complex kidney stones. The medical team accessed the kidney through a small incision in the skin and removed the stones using the PCNL technique. This advanced method is used to treat large and complex stones and is less invasive than traditional surgical approaches when appropriate.
A multidisciplinary medical team participated in the operation, including staff from the urology, anesthesia, nursing, and radiology departments. This integrated approach contributed to the success of the procedure, highlighting the readiness of the hospital’s staff and equipment to deliver advanced specialized care.
This achievement is part of Prince Mohammed bin Nasser Hospital’s ongoing efforts to develop its medical services, expand specialized procedures, and enhance the quality of healthcare provided to patients, in line with goals to advance the health sector and improve patient experience.
