Colonoscopy is a medical procedure used to examine the inner lining of the large intestine (colon and rectum). It is performed using a long, flexible tube called a colonoscope, which has a small camera and light at its tip. This allows doctors to view the colon clearly on a monitor and detect issues such as polyps, ulcers, inflammation, or signs of colorectal cancer. It is commonly recommended for screening, especially in individuals over a certain age or those with digestive symptoms.
Minimally invasive and generally safe
Colonoscopy does not require major surgery, making it a minimally invasive and safe method. Complications are rare when performed by trained professionals.
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Colonoscopy Diagnosis
Colonoscopy is a highly effective method for examining the colon and rectum. It helps in detecting polyps, inflammation, and early signs of colorectal cancer, enabling timely and accurate medical intervention.
Colonoscopy Procedure
The procedure involves the use of a colonoscope, a flexible instrument that allows detailed visualization of the large intestine. It is performed under sedation and ensures patient comfort with minimal risk.
Colonoscopy Treatment
Colonoscopy also supports treatment during the same procedure. Doctors can remove polyps and take biopsy samples, helping prevent serious diseases while ensuring faster recovery and improved patient outcomes.