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Close up image of the end of an endoscope

By Dr Michael Glynn
19.05.17
Gastroenterology

In this article, leading Consultant Gastroenterologist, Dr Michael Glynn, explains all about the gastroscopy procedure, a procedure to see inside the oesophagus, stomach and small intestine.

By Dr Matthew Banks
18.05.17
Gastroenterology

Different types of endoscopic procedures: endoscopy, colonoscopy and flexible sigmoidoscopy

Expert gastroenterologist Dr Matthew Banks explains what the three main types of endoscopy are and talk through the procedure for each.

By Dr Matthew Banks
26.04.17
Gastroenterology

Practical tips to tackle indigestion

Dr Matthew Banks, gastroenterologist, gives practical advice on how heartburn can be avoided through lifestyle changes and sheds light on how it can be treated.

By Dr Aathavan Loganayagam
11.04.17
Gastroenterology

How to prevent liver disease

The liver is essential for digesting food and removing toxic substances from the body to prevent liver diseases such as hepatitis A, B, C and cirrhosis. Consultant gastroenterologist Dr Aathavan Loganayagam advises on a healthy lifestyle to prevent liver disease.

By Dr Sarmed Sami
21.03.17
Gastroenterology

Advances in gastrointestinal endoscopy

Recent breakthroughs in technology now allow us to explore and examine parts of the body which were inaccessible. The endoscopic capsule, which is taken like a pill, travels through the body and can collect sample, create visualisations and even administer treatments.

By Professor Kevin Peter Moore
21.03.17
Gastroenterology

Alcoholic liver disease and alcohol dependency

The risks of excessive drinking are numerous and include liver disease. In general, it is only people who drink heavily for many years who develop alcohol-related liver disease but everyone is different. Thankfully the liver has a tremendous ability to recover.

Enzyme glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase deficiency

Written by Top Doctors
Gastroenterology

What is a G6PD deficiency and how is it treated?

A G6PD deficiency breaks down haemoglobin and can lead to anaemia. In this article the condition is explored including its causes, effects and treatment.

Written by Top Doctors
Gastroenterology

FibroScan: the virtual hepatic biopsy

FibroScan is a non-invasive technique that detects possible diseases of the liver using ultrasound waves. This virtual liver biopsy can prevent complications such as cirrhosis, steatosis, among others.

By Dr Patrick Wilson
09.03.17
Gastroenterology

What causes bloating?

Intestinal gas causes excessive bloating, burping and flatulence usually from swallowing too much air, not chewing food properly and the way that food is broken down during digestion.

By Professor Paul Ciclitira
06.03.17
Gastroenterology

Coeliac disease: symptoms, diagnosis and treatment

Professor Ciclitira discusses coeliac disease (CD), a digestive condition which leaves the body unable to absorb nutrients due to gluten intolerance. It affects 1% of the UK population who need to follow a gluten-free diet. In this article, the symptoms, diagnosis and treatment of CD are explored.

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