Colonofiberscope

Colonofibroscopy is a research method in which a special device is used to examine the inner surface of the colon - a colonofibroscope, which is a flexible tube with a miniature video camera attached to the end. It allows you to see all changes in the mucous membrane on the monitor, as well as take a photo or video.

Colonofiberscope is used to diagnose various diseases of the colon, such as cancer, polyps, diverticula and others. It can also be used to monitor the condition of the colon after surgery to remove tumors.

Before carrying out the colonofibroscopy procedure, it is necessary to prepare. First of all, you need to cleanse the intestines of feces; for this you can use special laxatives. It is also necessary to take antispasmodics and sedatives before the procedure to reduce discomfort during the examination.

The colonofibroscopy procedure is performed under anesthesia, so the patient does not feel pain or discomfort. After the anesthesia takes effect, the doctor inserts a colonofiberscope into the rectum. The doctor then slowly moves it along the entire length of the colon. During the examination, the doctor can take pictures or record video with a camera located on the colonofiberscope.

After the procedure, the patient needs to rest for several hours, and then you can return to normal life. Colonofibroscopy can be performed no more than once a year to avoid damage to the colon mucosa.

Colonofibproscope is a device used to examine the inner surface of the colon. It allows doctors to diagnose various diseases of the gastrointestinal tract, such as polyps, ulcers, diverticula and other tumor formations.

Colonofibproscopic examination is carried out under general anesthesia, which affects the entire nervous system of the patient, including vision and motor functions. During the procedure, the doctor places the biopsy end of a fiberscope into the rectum and then slowly moves it through the small intestine to the colon. Once the tip has been inserted far enough into the colon, the doctor can examine its surface using a lighting device built into the fiberscope.

The doctor can obtain information about the condition of the colon lining, determine the size and location of tumors, and determine the presence of ulcers or inflammation. Examination of the colon provides important information for the diagnosis and treatment of gastrointestinal diseases such as cancer. This is a relatively common type of medical procedure performed infrequently, but is considered safe when performed under the guidance of an experienced professional.

Colonofiberscopic diagnostic procedure