Advanced Endoscopy

Endoscopy is a method of visualizing the internal structure of the digestive system with a flexible tube that has a camera at its end. It is used both for diagnosis and to perform certain therapeutic procedures without the need for surgery.

Advanced Endoscopic Procedures:

• Polypectomy: The removal of polyps in the digestive system.
  
  

• Bleeding Control: Bleeding in the digestive tract can be controlled endoscopically.
  
  

• Stricture Dilation: Difficulty swallowing or bowel obstructions can be treated.
  
  

• Tumor Treatments: Tumors can be removed in early-stage cancers.
  
  

• Bile Duct and Pancreatic Procedures: Gallstones or obstructions can be treated using endoscopic methods.
  
  

Advantages:

• Provides a quick solution without the need for surgical intervention.
  
  

• Patients can return to their daily lives shortly after the procedure.
  
  

• The procedure is made comfortable with sedation.
  
  

Monitoring and Follow-up

After the endoscopy, a follow-up plan is arranged for patients based on the findings of the procedure. Further treatments may be recommended if necessary.