We have brought together the skills and experience of the leading specialists, armed with the most advanced technology, assisted by experienced and well trained nursing staff, to provide a service of quality and efficiency.
We’ve made accessing our services even easier, through our dedicated Endoscopy services website you can directly refer yourself to your chosen specialist by completing a simple online form.
Learn MoreNo, you do not require private health insurance to access our Endoscopy services, we offer a very competitive rate for non-insured patients.
A Gastroscopy is an examination of the lining of the esophagus, stomach and upper intestine. This is procedure is performed by a small flexible tube with a camera on the end (an endoscope) that is passed through the mouth down to the stomach -this tube does not interfere with breathing.
The endoscope sends images to a screen where the specialist can identify any abnormalities and even take small painless biopsies for further testing.
Before your Gastroscopy your specialist will consult with you on your level of sedation to suit your specific needs.
A Colonoscopy is an examination of the lining of the large bowel (colon). This is procedure is performed by a small flexible tube (about 11mm thick) with a camera on the end (an endoscope) that is passed through the rectum and into the colon.
The endoscope sends images to a screen where the specialist can identify any abnormalities such as polyps and take small painless biopsies for further testing.
Before your Colonoscopy your specialist will consult with you on your level of sedation to suit your specific needs.
Capsule endoscopy is a diagnostic procedure used to capture images of the small bowel. It helps identify gastrointestinal issues such as:
Unexplained bleeding
Nutrient absorption problems
Abdominal pain or persistent diarrhoea
It is especially useful when other tests have failed to locate the source of symptoms.
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