Transnasal Endoscopy

Transnasal endoscopy is a cutting-edge diagnostic procedure that offers a less invasive and more comfortable alternative to traditional endoscopic examinations. It is particularly valuable for evaluating conditions such as acid reflux, swallowing difficulties, and gastrointestinal symptoms.

Transnasal Endoscopy

15 MINUTES
Testing Time

Recommended for:

Patients over their 30

Examine esophagus, stomach, and duodenum for cancer, ulcers, polyps, etc.
It is possible to drive or work immediately after the procedure, and even busy people can take the procedure without experiencing difficulty.

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What are the Benefits of Transnasal Endoscopy?

Minimally invasive procedure that eliminates the need for sedation, resulting in a more comfortable and faster recovery for patients.
Well-tolerated by patients due to its gentle insertion through the nostril, minimizing gagging reflexes and throat irritation commonly associated with traditional endoscopy.
Performed in an outpatient setting, reducing the need for hospitalization and allowing patients to return home shortly after the procedure.
Experience minimal recovery time, allowing them to resume their daily activities shortly after the procedure.

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Safer option for patients who may have medical conditions or contraindications that make traditional endoscopy with sedation riskier.

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions about Transnasal Endoscopy

Is the Transnasal Endoscopy painful or uncomfortable?

Transnasal endoscopy is generally well-tolerated and less uncomfortable compared to traditional endoscopy procedures.

How long does the Transnasal Endoscopy usually take?

The examination typically lasts for about 30 minutes.

Who should consider getting a Transnasal Endoscopy?

Patients aged 40 and above, seeking to screen for digestive health, and need detailed gastric examination.

Who may not be suitable for the Transnasal Endoscopy?

Pediatric patients are not recommended to undergo the executive package. For patients 40 years old and below, a Doctor’s request will be required, depending on the patient’s health condition.

How can I prepare for my Transnasal Endoscopy?

The preparation include fasting for 6-8 hours before the procedure, removing nose piercings, and securing CP Clearance.

Note that all patients aged 35 and above should undergo CP Clearance.