"You can literally just walk out of the office room or the GI lab suite. We don't need sedation. We don't need anesthesia. They don't need to go into the recovery area," said Mehta. Transnasal ...

Randomization was carried out in the endoscopy laboratory by opening an opaque sealed numbered envelope by the senior endoscopy technologist. Randomization was stratified according to the location ...

Researchers placed equipment in an endoscopy lab during 27 procedures at Brigham and Women's Hospital to evaluate air quality before and during four different types of gastrointestinal endoscopic ...

Researchers placed equipment in an endoscopy lab during 27 procedures at Brigham and Women’s Hospital to evaluate air quality before and during four different gastrointestinal endoscopic ...

and other tests your GI doctor thinks helpful. Your doctor may request lab tests in order to look for problems that might be linked to Crohn's disease. These tests check for signs of infection ...

Analysts at a lab examine the sample for causes of digestive diseases. Analyzing certain stool proteins, such as calprotectin and lactoferrin, can alert doctors if you have GI inflammation.