Gastroenterology & Hepatology

Upper GI endoscopy allows us to examine the upper part of your digestive system using a small camera. This procedure is vital for diagnosing issues like ulcers, inflammation, or tumours, helping us tailor the best treatment for you.

Colonoscopy is crucial for assessing the health of your colon. It helps in early detection of colorectal cancer and also aids in diagnosing conditions like IBD, diverticulosis, and polyps, enabling us to intervene promptly.

ERCP is a key tool for diagnosing and treating bile duct and pancreatic duct issues. Using a combination of endoscopy and fluoroscopy, we can address blockages or leaks, alleviating symptoms and improving your quality of life. 

Sigmoidoscopy examines the sigmoid colon. While less extensive than a full colonoscopy, it is essential for detecting polyps or tumours in the lower colon, enabling us to intervene early with less invasive procedures.

VUS is an essential procedure for understanding bladder function. It helps in diagnosing urinary disorders, allowing us to develop personalised treatment plans to improve your bladder health.

This advanced procedure allows us to visualise deep within your small intestine. It is vital for diagnosing obscure gastrointestinal bleeding or small bowel disorders, providing the insights needed to create effective treatment plans.

Endosonography combines endoscopy and ultrasound to provide detailed images of your digestive tract. It helps us evaluate lesions, cysts, or tumours, guiding precise treatment planning.

POEM is an innovative procedure for treating swallowing disorders, such as achalasia. Using minimally invasive techniques, we can significantly improve swallowing ability and alleviate symptoms, enhancing your quality of life. 

PTBD is crucial for managing benign and malignant biliary obstructions and bile leaks. This minimally invasive procedure provides immediate relief and long-term solutions, enhancing your comfort and well-being. 

TIPS is a lifesaving procedure for those suffering from severe portal hypertension. By creating a pathway between the portal and hepatic veins, we can effectively reduce pressure, prevent complications, and improve both life expectancy and quality.