Gastrointestinal Conditions Treated by Dr. Basavaraj Meti
Diagnostic and therapeutic endoscopy used to evaluate conditions affecting the oesophagus, stomach and upper digestive tract, including ulcers, bleeding and other abnormalities.
Endoscopic evaluation of the colon to identify polyps, inflammation, bleeding and other abnormalities, with removal of suitable polyps during the procedure when appropriate.
Advanced endoscopic treatment used to diagnose and manage bile duct and pancreatic duct disorders, including stones, obstruction and selected strictures.
Specialised endoscopic imaging used to examine the pancreas, bile ducts, gastrointestinal wall and nearby structures in greater detail.
Comprehensive assessment and treatment of chronic liver disease and cirrhosis, including monitoring for complications and planning appropriate long-term care.
Diagnosis and management of acute and chronic pancreatitis, including evaluation of pancreatic complications and appropriate medical or endoscopic treatment.
Long-term management of Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis using appropriate medical therapy, endoscopic assessment and regular monitoring.
Rapid evaluation and treatment of upper or lower gastrointestinal bleeding using endoscopic techniques and supportive medical care.
Endoscopic treatment of enlarged oesophageal varices to control or reduce the risk of bleeding in selected patients with portal hypertension and liver disease.
Minimally invasive diagnostic evaluation of the small intestine using a swallowable camera capsule to identify bleeding, inflammation and other abnormalities.
Specialised testing used to evaluate movement and functional disorders of the digestive tract in patients with symptoms such as swallowing difficulty and other motility-related problems.
Assessment and perioperative management of selected patients with advanced liver disease who may require liver transplantation.
Endoscopic screening and early evaluation of gastrointestinal abnormalities to support early detection of precancerous and cancerous lesions.