UNITTAS – meaning "United" in Spanish. Our hospital is conceived by the united efforts and collective participation of senior, well experienced medical professionals and professionals from other service sectors.
UNITTAS – meaning "United" in Spanish. Our hospital is conceived by the united efforts and collective participation of senior, well experienced medical professionals and professionals from other service sectors.
Mini-Perc PCNL — a refined, smaller-tract kidney stone surgery with less bleeding, less pain, and faster healing. Advanced minimally invasive urology at Unittas Hospital.
Mini-Perc PCNL (Miniature Percutaneous Nephrolithotomy) is an advanced, minimally invasive technique to remove kidney stones using smaller instruments and a narrower tract (typically 14–20 French) compared to standard PCNL. This refinement makes the procedure less traumatic while maintaining high success rates for larger or complex stones — less bleeding, less pain, and quicker healing.
Procedure typically lasts 1–3 hours depending on stone size and complexity.
Reduced BleedingSmaller tract significantly lowers blood loss and transfusion needs.
Less PainMinimised tissue trauma results in milder post-operative discomfort.
Shorter Hospital StayOften discharged within 1 day.
Comparable EffectivenessHigh stone-free rates similar to standard PCNL for appropriate cases.
We offer transparent, affordable pricing with no hidden charges. Costs include the procedure, anaesthesia, and standard care.
| Room Type | Approximate Cost (INR) |
|---|---|
| General Ward (Sharing Occupancy) | ₹1,15,000 |
| Single Room Non AC Deluxe | ₹1,30,000 |
| Single Room AC | ₹1,45,000 |
* Additional costs may apply for tests, medications, or extended care. Contact us for a detailed estimate.
Mini-perc uses a smaller tract and instruments, reducing bleeding and recovery time while offering similar stone clearance for many cases.
Patients with moderately large stones, those concerned about blood loss, or individuals preferring shorter hospital stays often benefit most.
Yes, general anaesthesia ensures comfort and immobility during the precise procedure.
Usually 1–4 weeks, removed in a quick, outpatient procedure with minimal discomfort.
It is effective for many complex stones, though very large cases may require standard PCNL or staged approaches.
Mild flank pain, blood in urine, or stent irritation are typical and resolve with time and medication.
Most patients return to light work within days to a week, with full activity in 2–3 weeks.
Yes, the smaller instruments minimise trauma to kidney tissue compared to larger tracts.
Drink plenty of water, limit salt and animal protein, and follow a stone-preventive diet as advised.
It can be adapted for various age groups, with careful evaluation of overall health.
Ultrasound, X-ray, or CT scans are used during follow-up to verify no residual fragments remain.
We support most insurance providers, assisting with pre-authorisation and claims for hassle-free coverage.
Focus on hydration and light meals initially. Our team provides personalised post-op diet guidance.
Our expert urology team at Unittas Hospital is here to help. Book a consultation today.
