Director Peter Mimi Returns to Filming The Day After His Kidney Stone Fragmentation

Director Peter Mimi Returns to Filming The Day After His Kidney Stone Fragmentation

After the patient successfully underwent a non-surgical procedure for stone fragmentation, he was able to return to work the next day. This achievement highlights the skill of Dr. Enmar Mohamed Habib, Professor of Urology and Pediatric Urology at Cairo University and Fellow of McGill University, Canada, in using the latest treatment techniques; redefining the concept of urological surgeries.

Director Peter Mimi's experience with kidney stones:

Director Peter Mimi had been suffering from kidney stones that had formed over time. Initially, he experienced some symptoms, such as pain during urination, frequent urges to urinate, and cloudy urine. One day, he felt a severe renal colic on one side, which prompted him to consult a doctor immediately.
After the examination, it was found that there was a kidney stone, and the doctor advised him to consult a urology specialist for appropriate treatment. Director Peter Mimi searched for the best urologist and found many positive reviews about Dr. Enmar Mohamed Habib, Professor of Urology and Pediatric Urology. The patient felt reassured to schedule a consultation with Dr. Enmar Mohamed Habib due to his success and leadership in using the latest methods and techniques for treating kidney stones.

Before kidney stone treatment:

Initially, the patient described his struggles with the symptoms of the stone. Dr. Enmar Mohamed Habib then conducted a thorough examination of the patient. He also performed several tests, including:
● Urine test: This test aimed to identify the type of stone and check for blood in the urine.
● Blood tests: To assess kidney function and detect calcium levels or other issues that could lead to stone formation.
After conducting the tests, and thanks to the skill of Dr. Enmar Mohamed Habib, it was found that there was a large kidney stone that could not pass through the urinary tract on its own, making stone fragmentation the best option to eliminate it. The patient felt hesitant about the procedure due to his belief that the recovery period would be long. However, Dr. Enmar Mohamed Habib explained to the patient that the kidney stone could be treated using the latest therapeutic methods, "Flexible endoscope (ureteroscopy) and laser," ensuring a definitive stone treatment with minimal recovery time.

Kidney stone fragmentation using flexible ureteroscopy and laser without surgery:

Dr. Enmar Mohamed Habib performed the procedure on the patient, skillfully passing the flexible endoscope (ureteroscopy) through the urethra, then into the bladder and ureter to reach the kidney. Once reaching the stone's location, thanks to Dr. Enmar Mohamed Habib's expertise in using endoscopes, a holmium laser was utilized to fragment the stone into small pieces without affecting any other part of the kidney or the urinary system.
After fragmenting the stone, Dr. Enmar Mohamed Habib ensured the complete removal of the fragments, preventing the stone from recurring. Subsequently, a stent was placed for the patient to ensure proper urine flow after the procedure.

Recovery from non-surgical kidney stone fragmentation using flexible ureteroscopy and laser lithotripsy:

Director Peter Mimi was surprised by how quickly he was discharged from the hospital and had the stent removed the day after the procedure. He was able to return to his work immediately after the stent removal. This amazing result led the patient to express his heartfelt gratitude and appreciation for Dr. Enmar Mohamed Habib's skill in providing effective treatment without the need for open surgery or disruption to his work.

Thanks to the skill and leadership of Dr. Enmar Mohamed Habib, Professor of Urology and Pediatric Urology at Cairo University and Fellow of McGill University, Canada, director Peter Mimi achieved the best results with complete safety and without complications, and was able to return to work the day after the procedure.