Endoscopy is a non-surgical procedure that allows doctors to visualize and treat conditions within the digestive tract. Advanced endoscopy goes beyond traditional techniques, enabling the diagnosis and management of intricate and severe gastrointestinal problems with unparalleled accuracy.
Combines endoscopy and ultrasound to obtain detailed images of the digestive tract and nearby organs. Used for detecting cancers, cysts, and stones in the pancreas and bile ducts. Advantages include minimally invasive, accurate staging of cancers.
A specialized technique to diagnose and treat bile duct and pancreatic disorders. Used for removing bile duct stones, relieving obstructions, and placing stents. Advantages include both diagnostic and therapeutic.
Swallowable capsules with cameras to capture images of the small intestine. Used for diagnosing small bowel bleeding, Crohn’s disease, and tumors. Advantages include being non-invasive and highly effective.
Techniques like endoscopic mucosal resection (EMR) and endoscopic submucosal dissection (ESD) for early-stage cancer removal. Used for removing large polyps or early tumors without surgery. Advantages include minimally invasive, faster recovery.
Advanced endoscopic technique to access the entire small intestine. Used for detecting and treating bleeding or obstructions in the small bowel. Advantages include detailed visualization of hard-to-reach areas.
Placement of stents to relieve obstructions in the esophagus, bile ducts, or intestines. Used for managing cancers or benign strictures. Advantages include quick relief and improved quality of life.
Identification and treatment of bleeding ulcers, varices, and tears.
Including bile duct stones, strictures, and pancreatic duct issues.
Barrett's esophagus, strictures, and achalasia.
Polyp removal, cancer detection, and inflammatory bowel disease complications.
Precise diagnosis and minimally invasive removal of early-stage tumors.
Traditional endoscopy focuses on basic diagnostic procedures, while advanced endoscopy includes therapeutic techniques, such as removing tumors, managing bleeding, and relieving obstructions.
Most advanced endoscopic procedures are minimally invasive and performed under sedation, ensuring a pain-free experience.
The duration varies depending on the procedure, but most are completed within 30–90 minutes.
Though rare, risks may include infection, bleeding, or perforation. Our specialists take every precaution to minimize complications.
Preparation typically involves fasting for 6–8 hours before the procedure. Specific instructions will be provided based on the procedure.
Yes, advanced endoscopy can effectively manage early-stage cancers and improve the quality of life for patients with advanced cancers through techniques like stenting or palliative care.
Our team of gastroenterologists and endoscopy specialists are highly skilled in performing advanced procedures.
We employ the latest endoscopic tools to deliver precise diagnoses and effective treatments.
Personalized care plans that ensure comfort and convenience.
From diagnosis to rehabilitation, we provide end-to-end management of gastrointestinal issues.
Centrally located in Hyderabad with a reputation for excellence in gastroenterology.