Gastroscanning

Gastroscanning is a method for diagnosing diseases of the stomach and esophagus by using special equipment - a gastrocamera, which allows you to obtain images of internal organs in real time.

The gastrocamera is a thin endoscope that is inserted through the mouth and esophagus into the stomach. It is equipped with a special backlight and a camera that transmits the image to the monitor. An endoscopist can see internal organs and identify any changes such as ulcers, tumors, erosions and other diseases.

Advantages of gastroscanning:

1. High diagnostic accuracy. The gastrocamera allows you to obtain a detailed image of the internal organs, which allows the doctor to accurately determine the presence of diseases.
2. Safety. The gastric chamber is thin and flexible, which makes it safe for the procedure.
3. Reusable. The gastrochamber can be used several times without the need for replacement.
4. Low cost. Gastroscanning is an accessible diagnostic method for most patients.
5. Speed ​​of implementation. The procedure takes only a few minutes.

In conclusion, gastroscanning is an effective method for diagnosing diseases of the stomach and esophagus. It allows you to obtain a detailed image of the internal organs and identify any changes. Safety, reusability and low cost make gastroscanning an accessible and convenient diagnostic method.

Gastroscanning is a non-invasive method for diagnosing diseases of the stomach and duodenum, which is based on the use of special drugs introduced into the stomach through a thin tube (endoscope). This method allows you to visualize the condition of the gastric mucosa and detect possible disorders at an early stage of development.

Gastroscanning is often preceded by numerous studies of the small intestine and blood vessels. Unlike these methods, ventriculography does not require mechanical cutting of the abdomen or any great preparation. The condition of the stomach can be accurately visualized in both the transverse and longitudinal directions. One of the most significant results of gastroscanning is the ability to determine the pH dependence of contrast inside the stomach. Contrast dilution is one of the main diagnostic indicators used during radiography