What is Ureteroscopy?

Ureteroscopy is a medical procedure used to examine or treat issues inside the ureters and kidneys. A thin, flexible or rigid scope is inserted through the urethra and bladder into the ureter. It is commonly performed to remove kidney stones or take tissue samples.

Aseptic Access – How Drapes and Disposables Support Ureteroscopy

Though ureteroscopy is minimally invasive, it requires complete sterility to avoid urinary tract infections and surgical complications. Nivda Urology Drapes provide targeted isolation of the genitourinary area while efficiently managing irrigation fluids during the procedure. These drapes include fenestrated access and fluid collection zones for safe, mess-free handling. Surgical gowns, gloves, masks, and shoe covers protect both patient and surgical team, maintaining the sterile field from start to finish. Disposable catheter kits, back table covers, and absorbent mats help control fluid, organize instruments, and keep the operating zone hygienic. These items ensure smoother workflow, reduced risk, and patient safety during ureteroscopic stone removal or diagnosis.