Urolithiasis treatment at Assaf Harofeh Medical Center in Be'er Ya'akov, Israel, focuses on rapid intervention and specialized endoscopic techniques. The hospital is JCI-accredited and affiliated with Tel Aviv University. Patients benefit from a dedicated endo-urology unit that handles over 300,000 outpatients annually across the facility.
Diagnostics and evaluation
The medical team uses precise imaging to locate urinary stones and plan the procedure. Diagnostic steps help determine the size and location of the obstruction before choosing a method.
- Kidney stone diagnostic workup. This includes a consultation with a urologist and necessary imaging tests.
- CT scan for stone detection. A detailed scan provides a clear view of the stone's position and density.
Treatment and surgical methods
The clinic maintains 21 operating rooms to handle urgent and elective cases. For patients with kidney stones, the facility can provide surgery within 48 hours to prevent further complications.
- Endourological treatment for kidney stones. Specialists use endoscopic tools to reach and break stones through the urinary tract. This approach is minimally invasive and does not require large incisions.
- Surgical removal of kidney stones. Traditional surgery is available for complex cases that need direct intervention. Most patients stay in the hospital for about 2 days after the procedure.
Why patients choose this facility
Assaf Harofeh Medical Center is one of the largest government hospitals in Israel. The dedicated endo-urology unit specializes specifically in urinary stone management. The facility provides interpreter services to help international patients during their stay. The JCI accreditation confirms the hospital follows international safety and quality standards. If you need assistance with a treatment plan, you can leave a request on Bookimed.
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