The process of an endoscopic examination
Before the procedure, patients are informed of the type of examination, potential complications, necessary preparations such as evacuation prior to a colonoscopy, possible discontinuation of anticoagulation medications, etc. The attending doctor will generally give you this information in advance.
Short anesthesia (sedoanalgesia) can be administered upon request. As a result, the procedure will be painless and without unpleasant sensations for the patients. Your circulatory system and respiration will be monitored constantly during the endoscopy.
After the endoscopy, the duration and location of the patient’s monitoring depends on the procedure and type of admission, either in the monitoring unit or in the patient’s room. Your attending doctor will make the appropriate decision.
If a short anesthetic (sedoanalgesia) is administered to you during a colonoscopy or gastroscopy, you will not be able to operate a vehicle afterwards.
“Gentle” gastroscopy and colonoscopy
Virtual colonoscopy
Expert team
Contact
Making an appointment for a gastroscopy or colonoscopy is handled by your attending doctor.