Department: Gastroenterology

What Is Endoscopic Polypectomy?

Polypectomy is a mini-invasive endoscopic procedure that allows the removal of polyps of the digestive tract, through the use of a flexible instrument equipped with a mini-camera, which is inserted through the mouth (gastroscopy) or the rectum (colonoscopy) by the doctor who performs the examination to enable the evidence of polyps.

Most intestinal malignancies are caused by initially benign polyps (adenomas). For this reason, stomach and intestinal polyps should be removed. In most cases, colorectal cancers begin as precancerous polyps, which are growths that extend from the inner wall of the intestines and stomach.

Dr. Gianmarco Bulighin, gastroenterologist-endoscopist with over 30 years of experience in the most famous hospitals in London and Italy, welcomes all patients who have problems and concerns with the digestive system at the Salus hospital.

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