Procedures

Anorectal manometry is performed to assess the strength and responsiveness of the muscles in the anus, rectum, and colon needed to pass a stool.

Argon laser therapy can be used to address a number of GI conditions using argon gas to create a stream of light that allows for precise treatment.

Capsule endoscopy uses a small pill-sized capsule equipped with a camera to capture thousands of images to assess your small bowel.

Colon cancer screenings are done as a preventive measure to search for polyps or cancerous growths on the wall of the colon and rectum.

A colonoscopy is used to screen for multiple GI symptoms and conditions and is one of the best diagnostic tools for screening and removing polyps.

An EGD uses a scope with a camera to assess the condition of the small intestine; this is done to find the cause of uncomfortable GI symptoms.

An EMR uses a scope to assess the GI tract in great detail; it is an outpatient procedure that can be completed by your trusted GI provider.

An enteroscopy uses a scope to assess the jejunum; this procedure is typically done to diagnose GI conditions or to analyze atypical x-ray results.

ERCP uses a scope to view the esophagus, stomach, small intestine, and pancreas; it can be used to diagnose conditions like pancreatitis.

Esophageal dilation is a treatment that uses a balloon to expand the esophagus, alleviating eating issues; multiple treatments may be needed.

Esophageal motility tests are used to determine the contractile function of the esophagus; this helps diagnose issues like spasms and regurgitation.

PEG allows nutrients, fluids, and medication to pass through a tube, directly into your stomach; this can help individuals who have difficulty eating.

FibroScans use ultrasound technology to noninvasively assess the entire liver, typically looking for signs of fibrosis or steatosis.

A flexible sigmoidoscopy uses a scope to view the lower third of the colon; its often used as a screening tool for colon cancer and other conditions.

Hemorrhoid banding is a nonsurgical procedure used to treat hemorrhoids by placing a band at the base of the hemorrhoid to restrict blood flow.

Infusion therapy administers medications or fluids via the vein for quicker absorption when pills or oral medications are insufficient or unavailable.

A sphincterotomy is a procedure used to heal anal fissures by releasing the pressure on the sphincter, allowing for the anal fissure to heal.