Advanced Interventional Gastroenterology

Endoscopic & Diagnostic Procedures

Diagnostic checking and life-saving therapeutic interventions performed with state-of-the-art medical scopes under conscious sedation, ensuring absolute clinical precision and zero patient pain.

Clinical Scope Matrix

Diagnostic Checks vs. Therapeutic Interventions

Medical scoping serves two vital roles: visually identifying disease pathologies (diagnostic) and treating the issue directly inside the gastrointestinal tract (therapeutic).

Clinical ProcedureClassificationCore PurposeAnesthesia LevelCare Setting
Upper GI Endoscopy (EGD)DiagnosticIdentify ulcers, inflammation, H. pylori, cancersThroat spray / light sedationDaycare (Outpatient)
Colonoscopy & PolypectomyDual-RoleCheck colon blockages and snare polyps instantlyConscious Sedation (IV)Daycare (Outpatient)
ERCP (Stone Extraction)TherapeuticRemove bile duct stones and place stentsDeep Sedation / GeneralDaycare or 24h Admit
EVL Banding / Varices CareTherapeuticTie off bleeding blood vessels in esophagusIntravenous SedationEmergency or Daycare
Liver FibroscanDiagnosticQuantify liver scarring and fat accumulationNone (Non-invasive)Clinic consultation room
Procedure Guide

Explore Procedures

Upper GI Endoscopy (EGD)

Endoscopic

A visual examination of the esophagus, stomach, and duodenum using a thin, flexible video endoscope.

Expected Duration10 - 15 Minutes
Anesthesia LevelLocal throat spray (Lignocaine) or Light Conscious Sedation
Fasting RequirementMinimum 6 - 8 hours of complete fasting (no food or water)
Recovery Observation1 - 2 hours observation; normal diet can resume after gag reflex returns
Core Clinical Indications:
  • Chronic Acid Reflux & Heartburn
  • Difficulty Swallowing (Dysphagia)
  • Persistent Upper Stomach Pain
  • Unexplained Vomiting or Blood Vomiting
Clinical Insight:

Painless, quick procedure. Ideal for identifying stomach ulcers, H. pylori infections, mucosal inflammation, or early malignancies.

Step-by-Step Pathway

Patient Prep & Procedure Timeline

Knowing what to expect before, during, and after your endoscopic appointment helps minimize anxiety and ensures a completely safe clinical session.

Timeline Stage 1

24 Hours Prior

Begin clear liquid diet if undergoing colonoscopy. Take bowel preparation solutions as prescribed to thoroughly cleanse the colon. For upper GI procedures, eat a light, low-fat dinner.

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