Enteroscopy is a specialized endoscopic procedure used to examine the small intestine in detail. Using a flexible endoscope equipped with a camera, doctors can identify and treat abnormalities within the small bowel that may not be detected by routine endoscopy or colonoscopy.
Enteroscopy helps diagnose and manage a variety of small intestine conditions, including:
The procedure also allows doctors to perform biopsies and certain therapeutic treatments during the examination.
Your doctor may recommend enteroscopy if you experience the following symptoms:
Enteroscopy allows doctors to investigate the small intestine more thoroughly and identify hidden causes of digestive problems.
Enteroscopy provides several advantages for diagnosing and treating small intestinal diseases:
Enteroscopy plays an important role in evaluating complex small bowel disorders and guiding effective treatment.