Understanding Bladder Stone Removal

A bladder stone procedure is done to remove hard mineral deposits formed in the bladder. These stones can cause pain, urinary problems, or infections if not treated. Removal may be done using endoscopy, lithotripsy (stone breaking), or open surgery depending on the size and condition.

Safe Access, Clean Field – Role of Drapes and Disposables in Bladder Stone Surgery

Though bladder stone removal is often minimally invasive, it requires a sterile field to prevent post-operative infections. Nivda Urology Drapes are engineered to isolate the perineal area and manage irrigation fluid during endoscopic or open procedures. These drapes feature fenestrated openings, fluid-collection pouches, and adhesive zones to keep the surgical field secure. Surgical gowns, gloves, face masks, and shoe covers create a protective barrier between staff and the surgical site. Disposable items such as catheterization kits, absorbent floor sheets, back table covers, and instrument wrapping sheets help maintain sterility and surgical flow. Each Nivda product ensures that infection risks are minimized and the bladder procedure runs smoothly.