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Product of the month: Microbiome test
Our fast access - Monday-Friday: 8.30-16.30
Product of the month: Microbiome test
Precise diagnosis of the upper aerodigestive tract.
Safe imaging of the entire large bowel.
Targeted and rapid testing in the lower section.
Maximum comfort, without pain or stress.
International protocols for patients’ comfort.
International standards: Every single procedure is carried out in accordance with the strictest international endoscopic quality and hygiene guidelines.
Carbon dioxide insufflation: To gently dilate the bowel, we use pure carbon dioxide gas instead of conventional air.
Minimal bloating: CO₂ gas is absorbed by the body up to a hundred times faster, so post-examination tension and bloating are negligible.
Personalised preparation: Before every examination, we provide detailed, easy-to-understand guidance and specialist medical support to help you prepare at home.
Guaranteed security: Our highly qualified medical team, our anaesthesiology facilities and our high-tech equipment all combine to ensure your complete peace of mind.
Gastroscopy also allows the oesophagus, stomach and horseshoe casing to be examined. In addition, a histological sample can be obtained and therapeutic interventions can be performed by our doctor.
A gentler version of gastroscopy is gastroscopy under anaesthesia, where the patient under anaesthesia does not experience the discomfort of the examination.
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 performed at the same time, or more precisely, immediately after each other under 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.
pH capsule test (+ Gastroscopy under anaesthesia)
