Endoscopic examinations

Gastroscopy (Upper Endoscopy)

Precise diagnostics of the upper digestive tract.

Detailed examination of the lining: A complete, high-resolution view of the oesophagus, the stomach and the duodenum.
Advanced diagnostics: Plays an important role in the early detection of ulcers, inflammation and tumours.
Immediate sampling (biopsy): Targeted tissue sampling from suspicious areas for 100% histological accuracy.
Therapeutic procedures: Immediate, completely painless removal of small lesions and polyps during the examination.
Highly detailed imaging: The latest generation of flexible endoscopes ensures excellent diagnostic precision.

Colonoscopy (Large Bowel Endoscopy)

Safe mapping of the entire large intestine.

Screening of the whole large bowel: A thorough, centimetre-by-centimetre examination of the lining of the entire large intestine.
Cancer prevention: Effectively detects and identifies benign polyps, ulcers and inflammatory bowel diseases.
Early detection: Allows precancerous conditions to be picked up early, which can save lives.
Immediate polyp removal: Tissue sampling for histology and the safe removal of polyps can be carried out in a single procedure.
Maximum thoroughness: With our state-of-the-art equipment, even the smallest changes, barely visible to the naked eye, can be reliably detected.

Flexible sigmoidoscopy (short colonoscopy)

Targeted and quick examination of the lower section.

Focused bowel examination: Professional examination of the lowest part of the large intestine – especially the rectum and the sigmoid colon.
Faster procedure: Because it is targeted, it is considerably quicker than a full colonoscopy.
Screening of specific symptoms: The ideal choice for investigating symptoms and bleeding that occur specifically in the lower bowel.
Full diagnostic value: Despite the shorter section examined, biopsies and polyp removal are fully available here too.
Less strain: A quick, practical option with minimal discomfort for investigating specific symptoms.

Gastroscopy and colonoscopy under anaesthesia

Maximum comfort, without pain or stress.

Completely painless: Thanks to deep sedation with an intravenous anaesthetic, you are unaware of the entire examination and feel no discomfort.
Anaesthetist supervision: Our team of qualified anaesthetists is dedicated to monitoring your vital signs, breathing and circulation the whole time.
Undisturbed, precise work: Because the patient is completely relaxed, the gastroenterologist can carry out a perfectly unobstructed, precise examination.
Quick, clear awakening: Thanks to the modern anaesthetic, you wake up quickly, free of after-effects (such as nausea or drowsiness).
Combined option: Gastroscopy and colonoscopy can both be performed under a single anaesthetic, saving you time and extra discomfort.

Our Quality and Safety Guidelines

International protocols for patient comfort.

International standards: Every procedure is performed in line with the strictest international endoscopy quality and hygiene guidelines.
Carbon dioxide insufflation: We use pure carbon dioxide instead of ordinary air to gently inflate the bowel.
Minimal bloating: CO2 is absorbed by the body up to a hundred times faster, so tension and bloating after the examination are negligible.
Personalised preparation: Before every examination, we provide detailed, easy-to-understand instructions and specialist support for your preparation at home.
Guaranteed safety: Our highly trained medical team, anaesthesia support and high-tech equipment together guarantee complete peace of mind.

Our endoscopic examinations: gastroscopy or colonoscopy, also under anaesthesia on request

Gastroscopy

Gastroscopy allows the oesophagus, the stomach and the duodenum to be examined. In addition, tissue samples can be taken for histology, and our doctor can also carry out therapeutic procedures.

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Gastroscopy under anaesthesia

Gastroscopy under anaesthesia is the gentler form of gastroscopy: the patient is under anaesthesia and does not experience the discomfort of the procedure.

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Colonoscopy

The aim of colonoscopy is to detect changes inside the bowel – such as polyps, narrowing, inflammation or even a tumour – and to treat them if necessary.

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Colonoscopy under anaesthesia

The aim of colonoscopy is to detect and treat changes inside the bowel. Colonoscopy is an uncomfortable examination, so we recommend having it under anaesthesia.

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Gastroscopy and colonoscopy

For gastroscopy and colonoscopy, the two examinations are performed at the same time – more precisely, one straight after the other.

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Gastroscopy and colonoscopy under anaesthesia

In gastroscopy and colonoscopy under anaesthesia, the two examinations are performed at the same time – more precisely, one straight after the other – under anaesthesia.

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