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Kidney Stone Surgery Cost in Delhi

Lowest Cost (approx) $239

Average Cost (approx) $290

Highest Cost (approx) $400

  • Treatment Type : Ureteroscopy
  • Treatment time : 3 to 4 hours
  • Recovery time : 4 to 6 weeks
  • Hospitalization days : 1 - 2 days
  • Chances of recurrence : Low
  • Success rate : 75 to 91%

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Are you considering kidney stone removal surgery in Delhi but are unsure how much it will cost? We have written this article just for you! Kidney stone surgery costs in Delhi can vary depending on the hospital, city, and type of surgery. We have discussed the prices of all these factors in detail! 

So make sure you read our article to the end! 

Cost in Top Cities

CitiesMinAvgMax
Delhi$239$290$400
Ahmedabad$199$242$334
Bengaluru$234$285$393
Mumbai$247$301$415
Pune$226$274$378
Chennai$215$261$360
Hyderabad$208$253$349
Kolkata$191$231$319

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The kidneys filter the blood from waste to create urine. Stones start forming in your kidneys when lesser urine is produced to clear the waste from your body

One can experience trouble in passing urine and pain in the abdomen.  There is also a risk of internal bleeding and infection.

Hence, it is vital to treat kidney stones on time.

The doctor will recommend surgery for kidney stones if other treatments fail. 

The cost of kidney stone removal surgery in Delhi usually ranges from Rs. 19,039 ($233) to Rs. 31,906 ($390). However, the amount will depend on the following factors:

  • The urgency of the case
  • The type of surgery, and the procedures used for the treatment.
  • The size and position of the stone
  • Charges of the surgeon and the facility
  • Post-surgery care for the recovery process.

If you are considering kidney stone surgery in Delhi, the first thing that comes to your mind will be how much it will cost.

If that’s the case, then we are here to help you!
 

Each patient with kidney stones faces different complications and severity. The doctor will choose the surgery procedure on that basis.

There are mainly four types of surgery for the removal of kidney stones.

Let’s discuss them to make it easier to choose the suitable option for you!

Types of Surgeries for Kidney Stone Removal

  1. Ureteroscopy
  • The surgeon passes a small telescope down the urethra and bladder until it reaches the kidney stone.
  • A laser fiber inside the telescope breaks the stone
  • Smaller kidney stones are best removed with this method.
  • INR 1,06,988 or 1,308 USD is the average cost in Delhi for Ureteroscopy.
  1.  Percutaneous nephrolithotomy (PCNL)
  • If you have large or unusually shaped kidney stones, your doctor can advise you to have one of these operations.
  • A small fiber-optic camera is inserted through a small incision in the back of the patient to enter the kidney.
  • The kidney stone is then removed by the surgeon using a tube.
  • INR 1,06,988 or 1,308 USD is the average PCNL surgery in Delhi.
  1. Shockwave lithotripsy
  • A surgeon typically uses this as an outpatient surgery to locate and remove kidney stones.
  • The surgeon uses sound waves and X-rays to destroy the stones.
  • A person might require multiple operations, including a ureteroscopy, if the surgeon cannot remove all kidney stones.
  • The average cost for shockwave lithotripsy in Delhi is Rs. 43,600 - 54,500 (533 - 666 USD) per session
  1. Open Surgery
  • Doctors only suggest open surgery after other methods fail to remove kidney stones.
  • A surgeon opens the kidney and ureter through a side incision.
  • After that, the stone is located and taken out.
  • Rs. 1,09,000 to Rs. 2,18,000 ( 1,333 to 2,665 USD) is the average cost for open surgery in Delhi.
     

Note: The above costs are estimates and may differ by 5–10% depending on the individual, currency fluctuation, and other factors. Actual prices may vary depending on the case, the surgeon, hospital, etc. For the actual treatment cost, don't hesitate to get in touch with us.

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Why should you choose kidney stone surgery in Delhi?

  • Delhi has the top surgeons known in this field. They have shown excellent results in their vast career.  
  • Delhi hospitals can perform multiple types of kidney stone removal surgeries at the best standards.
  • These hospitals have received accreditations from the top medical organizations of the world.
  • The hospitals have the latest surgical equipment to provide precise results.
  • Patients can get a medical visa in Delhi as early as two days.
  • Delhi is the leading manufacturer and exporter of the best drugs and medicines, lowering the cost of medications.

Disclaimer : The above rates are for reference purpose only and may vary based on different requirements. To know actual rates, please contact us.

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