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A significant proportion of colonoscopies are performed under general anaesthesia, as colonoscopies under general anaesthesia are not only pain freebut the patient does not experience the discomfort of the test, and then wake up quickly with a clear conscience when the tests are over. It is also popular our combined test, when gastroscopy and colonoscopy are performed in the same procedure, under anaesthesia of course.
Colonoscopy is used to detect and, if necessary, treat lesions inside the bowel, such as polyps, strictures, inflammation or even tumours.
The aim of colonoscopy is to detect and treat lesions inside the bowel. Colonoscopies are uncomfortable examinations, so it is recommended that they be performed under general anaesthesia.
In the case of gastroscopy and colonoscopy, these two examinations are carried out at the same time, or more precisely, immediately after each other.
In the case of gastroscopy and colonoscopy under anaesthesia, these two examinations are carried out at the same time, or more precisely, immediately after each other, and under general anaesthesia.
During a short colonoscopy - sigmoidoscopy - the lower rectum and lower colon are viewed and examined.
During a short colonoscopy under general anaesthesia - sigmoidoscopy - the lower rectum and colon are examined.
Colonoscopies are performed at the following Endomedix Centres at the prices indicated here:
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Budapest, debrecen, dombóvári, Miskolc, szolnoki and Veszprém you can make an appointment at our centre on working days, Monday to Friday between 09:00 and 17:00 by calling (1) 413-2500 or online - some examinations can be booked by appointment! for Győr, Gyula, Sofia and for Mohács you can register by calling our local colleagues at our centre. Too complicated? See phone book or request a callback!
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