Endoscopia digestiva

What to expect when having lower GI surgery

Por Mr Greg Wynn
2024-05-20

There are various reasons a patient might undergo lower gastrointestinal (GI) surgery, as there are many diseases and conditions that can affect this part of the body. Experienced consultant general surgeon, Greg Wynn, has clearly described the basics of lower GI surgery and has advised what to expect when having the procedure. Ver más

An expert guide to POEM treatment for achalasia

Por Mr Amyn Haji
2024-05-20

Achalasia, an unusual conditon where food cannot pass easily from the food pipe to the stomach, often requires surgical treatment. Peroral endoscopic myotomy (POEM) is a minimally-invasive, surgical procedure used to fcailitate the passage of food. We invited highly respcted consultant colorectal and general surgeon Mr Amyn Haji to explain how the procedure is performed and the risks and advantages it offers patients. Ver más

Capsule endoscopy: diagnosing digestive disorders

Por Dr Waseem Ashraf
2024-05-20

Tummy complaints are a common problem, and often amount to nothing. However, when abdominal pain is persistent or occurs all the time, or when you suffer diarrhoea, constipation, or other bowel problems, it may mean there is something wrong with your digestive system. Experienced gastroenterologist Dr Waseem Ashraf explains how capsule endoscopy – a camera inside a pill – can diagnose various problem in the digestive tract. Ver más

Gastroparesis: why do I feel full and nauseous when I eat?

Por Dr Aathavan Loganayagam
2024-05-14

Do you feel full quickly after only eating a small part of your meal? Is it followed by abdominal pain and feelings of nausea? It could be a case of gastroparesis. Fortunately, top gastroenterologist Dr Aathavan Loganayagam is here to explain the symptoms and how the stomach disease is diagnosed and treated. Ver más