Endoscopy

Gastrointestinal endoscopy (gastroscopy) is a gold standard method that allows us to examine the inner surface of the esophagus, stomach, and duodenum directly and with high resolution. It is the most reliable way to definitively determine the underlying cause of complaints such as swallowing difficulty, persistent heartburn, stubborn nausea, unexplained weight loss, or anemia. In our clinic, we view the endoscopy procedure not only as a diagnostic tool but also as a therapeutic opportunity to cure early-stage diseases.

Thanks to the advanced endoscopic evaluation discipline we gained in gastroenterology clinics in Japan, we perform procedures not with a superficial glance, but with a meticulousness that looks for abnormalities at the cellular level. Using high-resolution digital staining techniques (BLI, LCI), we can detect precancerous tissues only a few millimeters in size that the naked eye or standard devices might miss.

Although the idea of endoscopy can be worrying for many patients, in our clinic we turn this procedure into a completely painless and non-traumatic experience. With the sedation we administer during the procedure, no pain, gagging, or discomfort is felt. Our patients wake up minutes after the procedure is finished and return to their daily lives without even remembering what happened.

Modern endoscopy is a light that illuminates the darkness in stomach diseases. After the procedure, we share the detailed findings and visual records with our patients and draw the treatment roadmap together.