Gastrointestinal (GI) Endoscopy & Advanced Scopy Procedures in Hyderabad

A procedure that uses a flexible endoscope to examine the oesophagus, stomach and duodenum.

Persistent acidity, difficulty swallowing, unexplained vomiting, suspected ulcers or upper gastrointestinal bleeding.

Identifying inflammation, ulcers, abnormal growths and other upper digestive tract conditions; biopsies can also be collected when needed.

An endoscopic procedure used to examine the rectum and entire colon.

Blood in stools, persistent changes in bowel habits, unexplained anaemia, suspected polyps or evaluation of the colon.

Detecting inflammation, polyps, bleeding and other abnormalities; biopsies and polyp removal may be performed during the procedure.

A procedure that examines the rectum and lower portion of the colon using a flexible sigmoidoscope.

Rectal bleeding, persistent changes in bowel habits or suspected abnormalities in the lower colon.

Identifying inflammation, polyps and other abnormalities in the examined portion of the colon.

A specialised endoscopic procedure used to access and treat conditions affecting the bile ducts and pancreatic ducts.

Suspected bile duct stones, duct narrowing, blockages or selected pancreatic duct conditions.

Removing duct stones, placing stents and treating selected bile duct and pancreatic duct obstructions.

A procedure combining endoscopy and ultrasound imaging to examine the digestive tract and nearby organs.

Evaluation of pancreatic lesions, cysts, bile duct abnormalities and selected digestive tract conditions.

Detailed imaging of internal structures, guided tissue sampling and selected therapeutic interventions.

A specialised procedure that allows direct visual examination of the inside of the bile ducts using a cholangioscope.

Selected bile duct abnormalities, indeterminate strictures and complex bile duct stones.

Direct visual assessment, targeted tissue sampling and guidance for selected bile duct treatments.

A minimally invasive endoscopic procedure that involves making a controlled incision in the oesophageal muscle.

Selected oesophageal motility disorders, particularly achalasia cardia.

Reducing abnormal muscle tightness at the lower oesophageal sphincter to improve the passage of food into the stomach.

An advanced endoscopic technique used to remove selected abnormal or superficial lesions from the gastrointestinal lining.

Selected gastrointestinal polyps and superficial precancerous or early-stage lesions.

Removing abnormal tissue through an endoscope and obtaining specimens for pathological examination.

An advanced endoscopic technique used to remove selected superficial gastrointestinal lesions, often in a single piece.

Selected larger, complex or superficial gastrointestinal lesions.

Removing abnormal tissue while allowing detailed pathological assessment of the resected specimen.

An endoscopic procedure that uses sutures to reduce stomach size without external surgical incisions.

For selected individuals with obesity who are suitable for endoscopic weight-loss treatment.

Reduces stomach capacity and supports weight management alongside lifestyle changes and medical follow-up.

A group of advanced endoscopic techniques that access the submucosal space within the gastrointestinal tract.

Selected gastrointestinal motility disorders and lesions involving deeper layers of the digestive tract

Performing specialised procedures such as POEM and other selected submucosal interventions without conventional external surgery.

A diagnostic procedure that uses a small, swallowable camera capsule to capture images of the digestive tract, particularly the small intestine.

Unexplained gastrointestinal bleeding, suspected small intestinal abnormalities and selected cases of unexplained iron-deficiency anaemia.

Detecting small intestinal abnormalities that may not be easily accessible through conventional endoscopy.

A specialised endoscopic procedure that uses a balloon-assisted technique to examine the small intestine.

Suspected small intestinal bleeding, unexplained abnormalities or findings identified on capsule endoscopy.

Examining the small intestine, collecting biopsies and performing selected treatments.

A procedure used to remove polyps from the digestive tract through an endoscope.

When polyps are identified during an endoscopic examination.

Removing polyps and obtaining tissue samples for pathological examination.

An endoscopic procedure that uses small rubber bands to close enlarged veins (varices), usually in the oesophagus.

Oesophageal varices associated with portal hypertension, particularly when bleeding has occurred or prevention of a first bleed is indicated.

Controlling active variceal bleeding in appropriate settings and reducing the risk of future bleeding.

A procedure that widens narrowed sections (strictures) of the digestive tract using specialised balloons or dilators.

Difficulty swallowing or other symptoms caused by narrowing of the oesophagus or selected gastrointestinal passages.

Improving the passage of food or digestive contents through the narrowed area.

A procedure in which a specialised tube called a stent is placed through an endoscope to keep a narrowed or blocked passage open.

Selected bile duct, oesophageal, intestinal or other gastrointestinal obstructions.

Restoring or maintaining the passage of bile, food or intestinal contents, depending on the location of the blockage.

An endoscopic procedure used to control bleeding from the digestive tract.

Upper or lower gastrointestinal bleeding caused by ulcers, abnormal blood vessels, varices or other lesions.

Controlling bleeding using techniques such as clips, injection therapy or thermal treatment.

A diagnostic technique that uses endoscopic ultrasound guidance to collect cells or fluid from a suspicious lesion using a fine needle.

Evaluation of selected pancreatic lesions, cysts, lymph nodes and other abnormalities near the digestive tract.

Obtaining cellular samples for laboratory and cytological examination.

A technique that uses endoscopic ultrasound guidance to collect tissue samples from a suspicious lesion.

Evaluation of selected pancreatic masses, lymph nodes and other lesions requiring tissue examination.

Obtaining tissue samples for histopathological assessment and diagnosis.

A procedure in which a feeding tube is placed into the stomach through the abdominal wall with endoscopic guidance.

For patients who require long-term nutritional support and cannot take sufficient food orally.

Provides a route for delivering nutrition, fluids and medications directly into the stomach.

A procedure that uses an endoscope and specialised instruments to remove swallowed foreign objects from the digestive tract.

When an ingested object becomes lodged in the oesophagus, stomach or another accessible part of the digestive tract.

Removes the foreign object and helps prevent associated injury or obstruction.

An endoscopic procedure that creates a drainage connection between a pancreatic fluid collection and the stomach or intestine.

For selected symptomatic pancreatic pseudocysts or walled-off pancreatic fluid collections.

Facilitates drainage of accumulated pancreatic fluid without conventional open surgery.

A procedure that places a temporary drainage tube into the bile duct through an endoscopic approach.

Selected cases of bile duct obstruction, infection or the need for temporary biliary drainage.

Allows bile to drain externally and helps relieve biliary obstruction.

A procedure that uses an endoscope and specialised instruments to break up and remove accumulated masses of undigested material from the stomach.

When a gastric bezoar causes symptoms such as abdominal discomfort, nausea, vomiting or gastric outlet obstruction.

Removes or fragments the obstructing material to help restore normal stomach emptying.

A procedure that uses an endoscopic or specialised ligation device to place small rubber bands around selected internal haemorrhoids.

For selected internal haemorrhoids causing symptoms such as rectal bleeding or prolapse.

Cuts off the blood supply to the treated haemorrhoidal tissue, allowing it to shrink and detach.

A procedure that uses a colonoscope to release trapped gas and decompress a distended colon.

In selected cases of acute colonic pseudo-obstruction or significant colonic dilatation.

Relieves colonic distension and helps reduce pressure within the colon.

A procedure that places a small tube (stent) into the pancreatic duct using an endoscopic approach, usually through ERCP.

Selected pancreatic duct strictures, leaks, obstructions or other duct-related conditions.

Maintains pancreatic duct drainage and helps relieve selected obstructions or leaks.