Hemorrhoidal Band Ligation
Rubber bands placed on internal hemorrhoids to cut off blood supply. Why it's done: Bleeding...
Rubber bands placed on internal hemorrhoids to cut off blood supply. Why it's done: Bleeding...
Advanced technique to remove larger or deeper GI lesions en bloc by cutting through the...
Removal of superficial lesions or early cancers from the GI mucosa by injecting fluid beneath...
Combines endoscopy and high-frequency ultrasound to image and biopsy structures adjacent to the GI tract....
An endoscopic and fluoroscopic technique to diagnose and treat biliary and pancreatic duct disorders. Why...
Endoscopic examination of the colon in children under sedation or anesthesia. Why it’s done •...
Upper GI endoscopy performed under sedation or anesthesia in infants, children, or adolescents. Why it’s...
Identification and control of bleeding within the gastrointestinal tract via endoscopic, medical, or surgical means....
A minimally invasive office procedure placing elastic bands on internal hemorrhoids to cut off their...
An endoscopic treatment placing rubber bands on dilated veins (varices) in the esophagus to prevent...
Endoscopic removal of abnormal growths (polyps) from the GI tract lining, most often during a...
An endoscopic examination of the entire large intestine (colon) and distal small intestine (terminal ileum)...
A minimally invasive procedure using a flexible tube with a camera (endoscope) to inspect the...
Advanced technique to remove deeper or larger GI lesions en bloc. Why it's done: Early...
Removal of superficial lesions from GI lining using snare after lifting with fluid. Why it's...
Combines endoscopy and ultrasound to image GI wall and nearby organs. Why it's done: Pancreatic...
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Why Do I Need Screening? Adults aged 45 and older Personal or family history of colon polyps or colorectal cancer Symptoms like…
A colonoscopy is a test to check inside your bowels. This test can help find what's causing your bowel symptoms. A long,…
Endoscopic Retrograde Cholangiopancreatography. This is specialized endoscopic services where by stones in the common bile duct and pancreatic ducts are removed. It…
Placement of rubber bands on swollen veins in the esophagus to prevent bleeding.Why it’s done: Portal hypertension History of variceal bleeding Preparation:…
Why it’s done • Pancreatic masses or cysts • Submucosal GI lesions • Staging of esophageal or rectal cancer • Lymph-node sampling…
Fundal Varices Sclerotherapy A patient information leaflet What is Fundal Varices Sclerotherapy? An endoscopic procedure using a sclerosant solution injected directly into…
A precancerous change of stomach lining cells that can progress to gastric cancer. Why Do I Need Screening? Chronic H. pylori infection…
It is completely painless procedure and just in one session you can reduce 7-10% of your current body weight in nexdt 3-6…
Why it's done: Bleeding or prolapsing hemorrhoids Failed medical treatment Preparation: Light diet Enema may be advised What to expect: No sedation…
Benign polyps typically found in the distal colon; low risk of malignancy. Why Do I Need Management? Most require no treatment; removal…
The intragastric balloon is a new, minimally invasive bariatric treatment for people with obesity. The balloon is a medical implant that a…
Why it’s done • Chronic diarrhea or bleeding • Suspected pediatric IBD or polyps Preparation • Age-appropriate bowel prep regimen • Clear…
Endoscopic removal of abnormal growths (polyps) from the GI tract lining, most often during a colonoscopy or upper-GI endoscopy. Why you need…
Wound Dressing & Bandaging Professional wound dressing and bandaging for minor wounds, injuries, and sprains. Provided with proper hygiene, care, and patient…
Bed Sore (Pressure Ulcer) Care & Management Description: “Professional bed sore care and wound management, including wound cleaning, dressing, bandaging, and regular…
Catheterization Safe and hygienic catheterization service provided by trained medical professionals. Focused on patient comfort, proper care, and safe procedure.
ECG (Electrocardiogram) “Professional ECG service to record and assess the heart’s electrical activity, heart rate, and rhythm. Performed with proper care and…
IV cannulation is required for the injectable medidines.
IV Drips & Injection Services Description: “Professional IV drips and injection services, including IV (Intravenous), IM (Intramuscular), and prescribed injections, provided with…
NG (Nasogastric) Feeding Tube Safe and hygienic NG tube insertion for feeding and medication administration. Performed with proper care, patient comfort, and…
Stitching / Wound Suturing Professional wound stitching with proper cleaning, care, and hygienic technique. Performed with focus on patient comfort and safe…
This includes doctors in different speciality to give opininon on one patient with all reports at one time
Loose or frequent stools lasting more than 4 weeks. Common causes • Functional (IBS-D) • Inflammatory (IBD: Crohn’s, UC) • Infectious (Giardia,…
Advanced technique to remove larger or deeper GI lesions en bloc by cutting through the submucosal layer. Why it’s done • Early…
What Is Fatty Liver Disease? Also called hepatic steatosis, fatty liver disease occurs when excess fat builds up in liver cells. It…
What Is H. pylori? A bacterium that infects the stomach lining, causing gastritis, ulcers, and increasing cancer risk. Why Do I Need…
What Is Hepatitis A? An acute, self-limiting viral liver infection transmitted via the fecal-oral route. Why Do I Need Evaluation? You may…
What Is Hepatitis B? A viral infection of the liver caused by hepatitis B virus (HBV) that can be acute or progress…
What Is Hepatitis C? A viral infection of the liver caused by hepatitis C virus (HCV) that often becomes chronic and can…
What Is Hepatitis D? A defective virus requiring concurrent hepatitis B infection to replicate, leading to more aggressive liver disease. Why Do…
What Is Hepatitis E? An acute viral hepatitis transmitted via contaminated water or zoonotic sources; usually self-limited. Why Do I Need Evaluation?…
What Is IBS? A functional GI disorder characterized by abdominal pain and altered bowel habits (diarrhea, constipation, or mixed). Why Do I…
why Manage Weight? Optimal weight reduces risk of diabetes, heart disease, and certain GI cancers. Evaluation BMI calculation and body-composition analysis. Metabolic…
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