top of page

TREATMENT PROCESS

We are with you step by step with a personalized treatment process for your health.

Surgical intervention

The surgical procedure is performed by the safe hands of your operating doctor.

Postoperative Care and Monitoring

Your post-operative recovery process is meticulously monitored and supported.

Monitoring and Evaluation

Your long-term health is constantly monitored through regular check-ups.

Online Evaluation

Our doctor analyzes your current medical data online

Creating a Treatment Plan

A treatment plan is created that is customized to your individual needs.

Preparation for Surgical Intervention

All necessary tests and preparations are completed before surgery.

Colonoscopy - Colon Cancer Screening - Bleeding Foci Control

Colon cancer screening and control of bleeding foci with colonoscopy in Izmir! Get professional service from Op. Dr. Çağlar Ertekin for effective evaluation of problems such as hemorrhoids and tumors. Make an appointment now to protect your health.

  • Sedayon 30min Sleep

  • Large Intestine, Rectum, Anal Region

  • Colon Cleansing 1-2 Days in Advance, Fasting for 6 Hours, Stopping Vasra Blood Thinners 3 Days in Advance

  • Sedayon 30min Sleep

  • 30 Min.

  • Bleeding, Bowel Perforation (Very Low Risks)

  • 30 minutes

  • 2-3 Hours

  • Same Day

  • Doctor's Recommendations

  • High Success, Low Risk

  • Tomography, Ultrasound Control But These Procedures Do Not Have Precise Accuracy

  • Drug Therapy and Pathology Result Follow-up

No posts published in this language yet
Once posts are published, you’ll see them here.
Colonoscopy - Colon Cancer Screening - Bleeding Foci Control

Colonoscopy: Colon Cancer Screening and Bleeding Foci Control


Colonoscopy is an endoscopic procedure used to examine the colon and rectum in detail. This procedure is critical for diagnosing various digestive diseases, especially colorectal cancer screening and determining the source of intestinal bleeding.


What is a Colonoscopy and How is it Performed?


Colonoscopy is performed using a colonoscope, a thin, flexible tube. This tube has a small camera on its end, which allows the inside of the intestine to be viewed. During the procedure, the patient is usually given light sedation so that the patient can undergo the procedure comfortably. The colonoscope is inserted through the anus and advanced through the rectum and large intestine. This allows direct observation of abnormal structures such as polyps, tumors, inflammation, and ulcers.


In Which Situations Is Colonoscopy Performed?


A colonoscopy is recommended in many different situations, including:


Colon Cancer Screening: Regular colonoscopy screening is recommended for individuals aged 50 and over, especially those with a family history of colon cancer. Colon cancer detected at an early stage is a treatable disease.


Intestinal Bleeding: In cases of blood in the stool, signs of anemia, or rectal bleeding, a colonoscopy is performed to determine the source of the bleeding. This bleeding can be caused by many different reasons, such as hemorrhoids, polyps, diverticulitis, or tumors.


Detection and Removal of Colon Polyps: Polyps are small, usually benign growths that can develop in the colon and carry the risk of turning into cancer over time. These polyps can be detected and removed during a colonoscopy.


Monitoring of Chronic Bowel Diseases: Colonoscopy plays an important role in the diagnosis and monitoring of chronic inflammatory bowel diseases such as Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis.


Pre-Colonoscopy Preparation Process


Before a colonoscopy, the intestines must be completely clean. This cleansing is achieved with a special diet and colon cleansing medications. Usually, one day before the procedure, solid foods are stopped and only clear liquids are consumed. The use of cleansing medications allows the intestines to be completely emptied, which allows the doctor to see the inside of the intestines clearly.


What to Expect During a Colonoscopy?


Colonoscopy is a procedure that usually takes between 30-60 minutes. Since the patient is given a light sedation during the procedure, pain or discomfort is minimal. During the procedure, the doctor examines the intestinal walls in detail and may take a biopsy or remove polyps if necessary.


After Colonoscopy


After a colonoscopy, patients usually rest for a short time and then can go home. It is normal to have mild abdominal pain or bloating after the procedure. However, if symptoms such as severe abdominal pain, fever, or heavy rectal bleeding occur, you should see a doctor immediately.


Colonoscopy with Op.Dr.Çağlar Ertekin


Op.Dr.Çağlar Ertekin is an expert who meticulously performs the colonoscopy procedure and prioritizes the comfort of his patients. Especially in colon cancer screening and diagnosis of intestinal bleeding, Op.Dr.Çağlar Ertekin's experience and knowledge gives confidence to his patients. You can contact Op.Dr.Çağlar Ertekin to get more information about colonoscopy and to have this important screening test.

Comments

Share Your ThoughtsBe the first to write a comment.
bottom of page