Endoscopy is a highly accurate medical test and procedure that identifies any problems with your digestive health. It is used to detect signs of ulcers, cancerous tumours, inflammation, polyps, and any other issue related to your digestive tract or stomach. This invasive procedure is more reliable for detecting problems in your upper digestive system than

An endoscopy is a diagnostic test that allows a gastroenterologist to look inside your digestive tract (esophogus, stomach and colon) to look for problems that may be causing symptoms like chronic acid reflux and heartburn, which are among the most common digestive problems in the United States. According to the American College of Gastroenterology, as many

Endoscopy is an invasive diagnostic medical imaging process. Unlike other non-invasive medical imaging techniques, endoscopes are directly inserted into the body for detailed examination of tissues, surfaces, or the interior of organs through the mouth or anus or via small incisions in the body. Endoscopes are expensive and rather fragile. The life of an endoscopic

Endoscopy is an umbrella term used for the various invasive procedures which involve using an endoscope to examine the interior of an organ (such as kidney) or a cavity (such as mediastinum) of the body. This is an invasive procedure as the endoscopes are inserted directly into the organ for diagnostic and / or therapeutic purposes.