URORAD Healthcare offers a broad array of minimally invasive, mobile medical therapies for clinical applications, when and where they’re needed.
URORAD Healthcare facilities throughout the Thailand have access to minimally invasive mobile medical therapies through URORAD Healthcare.
URORAD Healthcare offers stone management solutions to urologists in various joint venture and partnership models.
Healthcare providers turn to URORAD Healthcare for their medical technology needs because we understand that specialty practices need special consideration. Therefore, we’re all working for the same thing.
Our solutions include:
Urologists have access to a complete portfolio of the most recent laser technology, including the Greenlight XPS® laser and Holmium:YAG lasers, the latest in cryoablation technology and more, ensuring the ultimate in procedural efficacy.
BECAUSE TRUST MATTERS Your Clinically Experienced Mobile Solutions Supplier For over 30 years, URORAD Healthcare has offered exceptional, minimally invasive, mobile medical services for clinically sophisticated applications, when and where they’re needed.
Our vision is to extend access to a wide range of treatment options and help physicians and hospitals focus on what matters most—delivering high quality patient care.
We do this by mobilizing a broad array of minimally invasive, medical therapies so that they are available when and where they’re needed.
Like our cryotherapy and laser procedures, cutting-edge, minimally invasive technology offers more of what physicians and patients want: less pain and complication, faster recoveries and lasting positive outcomes. Yet, for providers, acquiring a piece of technology comes with high capital costs, administrative burdens and the risk of the technology becoming out-of-date.
ESWL is used for the treatment of urinary tract stones – especially stones in the kidney and the ureter, however, is generally not used to treat bladder stones. Patients often see the doctor when experiencing the following ect.
The patient will receive a physical examination and undergo the standard preparations for surgery. The patient will be then be anesthetized.
Equipment involved in the procedure:
- X-ray that allows physicians to pinpoint the exact location of the stones in real-time
- Monitor that displays the x-ray images
- Lithotripter , a device that sends shock waves through the patient's body to break up stones
- Specially designed treatment bed to accompany the lithotripter machine.
The lithotripter will administer approximately 8,000-10,000 shockwaves before stones are broken down into "stone dust". The process takes about 1 hour and 30 minutes to complete.
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Extracorporeal Shock Wave Lithotripsy and Laser Lithotripsy 105w Holmium YAQ.
Extracorporeal Shock Wave Lithotripsy (ESWL) is the use of low-frequency, high-energy shock waves, externally sent through the skin to target kidney stones – causing the stones to break down into fragments until they become "stone dust", small enough to pass through urination.
Cyber HO is a surgical laser system that represents a complete solution for stone treatment and allows the maximum versatility of use.
We provide quality care to diagnose, treat and manage a variety of urological disorders. Make an appointment and speak to a urologist at Gleneagles Hospital Medini Johor now. Make appointment/enquiry International Patients Emergency Contacts.
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Mobile Surgical Equipment You Can Trust is a 100% Italian company that offers on the global market innovative laser systems for Surgery, Aesthetics and Art Conservation since 1985. In its headquarters in Varese (Samarate, Italy), the company employs 170 people and carries out the entire process of research, development and production of lasers used worldwide and distributed through a network of 110 international distributors.
Trust your patients to the largest provider of shock wave lithotripsy services in the Thailand. Our fleet of equipment, technologists and administrators isn’t just the largest—with more than 50,000 lithotripsy procedures completed annually, we believe we’re the most capable, too.
We offer the most advanced surgical lasers available to healthcare providers. Lasers provide a minimally invasive treatment option for a variety of specialties, including Urology, Aesthetics, Ear Nose & Throat, Gynecology, Gastroenterology, Neurology, Orthopedics, Podiatry, Oral Surgery, Vascular Treatments, and more.
URORAD Healthcare provides state-of-the-art medical laser rental for many uses to hospitals and physician facilities on an as-needed basis. We work with facilities and physicians to design a personalized medical laser rental program that best fits their requirements.
We also offer laser safety officer training and basic laser safety training.
At URORAD Healthcare, providing innovative medical systems and solutions aren’t the only things we are passionate about. Our team of specialists is equally committed to delivering quality repair and maintenance that exceeds your expectations. We stand behind this commitment with an extensive network of dedicated professionals and the resources you need to operate successfully, from laser repair to equipment maintenance.
The URORAD Healthcare Service Team consists of highly skilled technical professionals, a state-of-the-art logistics center and a fully staffed call center, with experts who are always ready and available to help you with real-time assistance.
Smart Bulb is a hand operated irrigation device that does exactly what it promises - precise delivery of irrigation on demand.
Smart Bulb is a hand-operated irrigation device that.
Image processor solution for disposable ureteroscope, cystoscope and choledochoscope.
From uretrorenoscope irrigation can be stopped by simply using the In-Flow Switch.
The working channel is standard 1.2mm and it allow all current market accessories to pass and do not affect the water flow.
5 Answers to Questions You May Have About Kidney Stones
Kidney stones are more common than we think and on average, 1 of a 1,000 people in industrialized countries, including the Unites States, has kidney stones. In the United States alone, one out of every 10 people will develop kidney stones during their lifetime. Data shows that the prevalence of kidney stones has increased from 3 percent of the population in 1970s to 5 percent in 1990s and continues to grow.
Certain vocations and lifestyles can increase the likelihood of developing kidney stones. Examples of occupations associated with high risk for kidney stones include office-based jobs, construction jobs, drivers, health care workers, and people who have limited access to water and bathrooms during the workday. Lifestyle factors associated with a high risk for kidney stones include inactivity, obesity, hypertension, diabetes, gastric bypass patients, and alcoholics among others.
Kidney stones are more common in men, Caucasians and overweight and obese people. Patients with kidney stones may have underlying genetic or metabolic causes for developing kidney stones.
A kidney stone forms when substances such as calcium, oxalate or uric acid are at high levels in the urine. Stones can also form if these substances are at normal levels but the amount of urine made each day is low. The substances form crystals, which become anchored in the kidney and gradually increase in size, forming a kidney stone.
The most common symptom of passing a kidney stone is pain; other symptoms include hematuria (blood in the urine), passing gravel, nausea, vomiting, pain with urination, and an urgent need to urinate.
Many patients with kidney stones have no symptoms, but that doesn’t make the stones benign. Kidney stones can cause worsening renal function and perhaps even cause permanent damage leading to chronic kidney disease, which could require dialysis.
Your urologist “surgeon” and nephrologist “kidney doctor” work together to diagnose kidney stones appropriately with imaging, blood and urine tests. Together they develop a strategy to remove the stones if necessary, and more importantly, get to root causes of your kidney stones. Many stones will pass on their own, but occasionally other treatments or surgery may be required.
Once you’ve had a stone, you realize that you never want to go through that pain again. Be sure to talk to your physician; there may be medications that could prevent future stones.
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URORAD Conpany Limited
19/83 Sixnature Watcharaphol Soi Watcharaphol 2 Road, Ramintra Tharang
BangKhen Bangkok 10230
info@uroradhealthcare.com
+662-3470459
