Gastrointestinal endoscopy is one of the most key procedures of endoscopy where the doctor monitors the internal lining of the digestive tract with the help of an endoscope to not only diagnose the disease but also treat it. Our expert endoscopic surgeons are known to practice all the latest and upgraded methods of performing endoscopic surgeries and our endoscopic unit has all the necessary facilities as per the requirement and safety protocols.

Endoscopy is a procedure which allows the doctor to view the internal organs using a specific instrument called the endoscope. It is a minimally invasive non surgical procedure which is primarily used to examine the digestive tract through the light and camera that is attached to the endoscope and viewed for detailed study on a colour monitor. We have expert endoscopic surgeons and a well set endoscopy unit to perform even critical cases successfully. Our HD quality video monitors enable accurate diagnosis of the condition and subsequent treatment that ensures fast healing.

The GI endoscopy is a vast branch of surgery and majorly involves endoscopic surgeries for the esophagus, stomach, duodenum, small intestine, large intestine, bile duct, rectum and anus. It covers the entire digestive tract and is performed to determine the origin of the disease, its spread and also its treatment scope. Problems that cannot be seen on other imaging tests, like ulcers or muscle spasms can also be detected through this procedure.

The procedure can either be performed in an outpatient or inpatient setting. It is performed just like the routine endoscopy procedure and is divided into upper GI endoscopy that enables examination of esophagus, stomach and duodenum, colonoscopy that allows examination of intestinal ulcers, inflammations, abnormal growths and bleeding of the intestinal tract, enteroscopy that allows examination of the small bowel and enables diagnosis of hidden bleeding diseases, causes of malabsorption or even locate and remove scars. The technique is not only less time consuming but also causes less blood loss as compared to standard procedures and the recovery is faster and better. Postoperative complications are minimized to a great extent, however the patient has to take rest for few days and avoid exertion of any sort after certain procedures.