Tests & Procedures
Browse our available tests and specialist procedures. Click any card to view detailed preparation, indications and procedure information.
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Each card gives a quick overview of the test or procedure. Click through for detailed preparation, indications, procedure steps and aftercare guidance.
Endoscopy
An endoscopic examination used to assess the upper gastrointestinal tract and support diagnosis or treatment when needed.
Colonoscopy
A specialist examination of the colon and rectum used to assess inflammation, polyps, bleeding and other bowel conditions.
Polypectomy
A therapeutic endoscopic procedure used to safely remove polyps from the gastrointestinal tract.
Endoscopic Foreign Body Removal
A specialist endoscopic procedure used to remove a swallowed or lodged foreign body from the gastrointestinal tract.
EVL
A therapeutic endoscopic procedure used in selected patients to control or help prevent variceal gastrointestinal bleeding.
FibroScan
A modern, non-invasive test used to assess liver stiffness and estimate the degree of fibrosis.
Fecal Calprotectin
A stool-based laboratory test used to help assess and monitor inflammation within the intestine.
CRE Balloon Dilatation
A therapeutic balloon procedure used to gently widen a narrowed part of the gastrointestinal tract.
APC
Argon Plasma Coagulation is an advanced endoscopic treatment used in selected cases to treat tissue or control gastrointestinal bleeding.
ARMA
An advanced endoscopic treatment used in selected patients with reflux disease to support symptom control.
Spirometry
A simple non-invasive breathing test used to assess lung function and respiratory capacity.
Haemoclip Application
A therapeutic endoscopic procedure in which specialised clips are applied to selected bleeding sites or lesions to help achieve haemostasis.
EMR
An advanced endoscopic technique used to remove selected polyps or abnormal lesions arising from the mucosal layer of the gastrointestinal tract.
ESD
An advanced endoscopic procedure used to carefully dissect and remove selected larger or early-stage gastrointestinal lesions from the submucosal layer.
Pathology & Laboratory Tests
Blood, urine, stool, biochemistry, hormone and other laboratory investigations requested according to clinical need.
The test or procedure that is appropriate for you depends on your symptoms, medical history, previous reports and your doctor’s clinical assessment. Preparation, sedation, medication and follow-up instructions may vary according to the procedure.
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Speak with our specialist team to understand which diagnostic test or advanced endoscopic procedure may be appropriate for your symptoms and clinical needs.