Today, we’re diving deep into the world of urology with a focus on bladder ruptures and kidney stones. Our special guest, Dr. Sri Sivalingam, a renowned endourologist from the Cleveland Clinic, will share his expertise on everything from the causes and prevention of kidney stones to advanced surgical techniques for their removal.
We’ll explore fascinating real-life cases, including traumatic bladder ruptures and the often excruciating journey of passing kidney stones. Dr. Sivalingam will debunk common myths, discuss the critical role of hydration, and highlight the importance of tailored dietary advice.
We’ll also delve into the intricacies of pain management and the innovative technologies that allow for minimally invasive treatments. Whether you’re curious about the mechanics of a bladder rupture or the latest in kidney stone treatment, this episode promises to be both educational and engaging.
So, sit back, relax, and get ready to ditch the lab coat as we journey through the captivating realm of urology. Don’t forget to tune in next Wednesday for another riveting episode! For more information, visit Labcoat.fm
04:38
Urology: mix of surgery and medical management.
06:53
Urologists treat kidney and urinary tract issues.
12:19
Guidelines for passing kidney stones and treatment
15:36
Patients need to understand urine production varies
19:23
Obstructed kidney pain is relieved through interventions
21:08
Medication used for BPH, kidney stones relief
25:50
Conflict between internists and surgeons in hospitals
27:28
Urologists handle varied cases and a few urgent emergencies.
30:39
Medical specialties sound exciting but become routine
33:43
Bladder ruptures from trauma, alcohol, and impact
39:15
Tiny telescopes are inserted to break down kidney stones
41:05
Med student describes laparoscopic abdominal surgery
44:47
Humorous comment on medical procedure for kidney stones.
48:39
Analyzing urine for stone prevention; internet misinformation
53:12
Kidney stones, bladder issues, and advanced surgeries
56:04
Kidney stone retrieval and medical passion discussed
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