Arizona Digestive Health

Participants help researchers learn more about the impact of the trial protocol to benefit others.

An endoscopic procedure which allows the physician to examine the lining of the colon using a long flexible tube with a camera on the end.

A procedure to screen for cancer and diagnose conditions in the sigmoid colon.

A diagnostic test used to assess the power and strength of the muscles required for performing a normal bowel movement.

A tube is inserted into the rectum to pump barium sulfate and air into the colon for imaging purposes.

This test uses a thin, flexible tube with a camera called a sigmoidoscope to examine the rectum and lower colon.

A non-invasive technique using a CT scanner to take cross-sectional images of the colon.

Uses pulses of infrared energy to shrink hemorrhoids and provide relief.

Evaluate your personal digestive needs.

Assists patients in treating symptoms of multiple digestive disorders through diet changes.

A procedure to look at the small intestines using a scope.

An endoscopic diagnostic procedure to investigate troubling GI symptoms.

A small capsule the size of a pill is swallowed and used to make measurements of the GI tract.

Allows for the removal of tumors just below the intestinal wall without surgery.

A procedure to look inside the intestines using a flexible tube with a camera.

Gastroenterology services focused on providing the best care and procedures.

Checks the upper GI tract for problems with an advanced scope.

Stretching out a constricted or damaged portion of the esophagus to treat GI issues.

A motility study test designed to measure the contractile and relaxation properties of the esophagus.

Allows for food and medications to be pumped directly into a patient's stomach.

An endoscopic procedure to evaluate gastrointestinal bleeding, small bowel tumors, or diseases.

A surgical option used to help heal anal fissures.

Care and treatment provided by physicians specialized in the management of digestive health and related issues.

A branch of medicine that focuses on the study, diagnosis, and management of liver diseases.

A noninvasive method of evaluating the liver for damage from issues like fibrosis and steatosis.

Medical treatment involving the delivery of medication directly into a bloodstream.

The term 'infusion' or 'infusion therapy' is a service involving the administration of medications and/or fluids directly into the vein of a patient. ...

A new drug for treating inflammatory bowel diseases administered by IV infusion.

IV therapy is utilized for various gastrointestinal diseases, providing patient-centric care for those needing medications intravenously.

Uses argon gas and a specific light to treat GI conditions like dysphagia, mucosal lesions, hemorrhages, and strictures.

Includes esophageal manometry and anorectal manometry.

Identify hidden blood using an immunochemical reaction with blood proteins.

Using fecal samples to check for gastrointestinal abnormalities.

Participants may obtain access to advanced treatments and protocols before they become available to the general public.

Includes routine colonoscopy, upper endoscopy (EGD), endoscopic ultrasound (EUS), and endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography (ERCP).

Support from top-rated gastroenterology staff and high-quality equipment for surgical procedures.

Medical consultation conducted remotely via technology.

TeleVisits are a safe and secure way for you to connect to your doctor remotely, via video and audio connection either on your smartphone or your comp...

Diagnosis, treatment, and management of hepatitis C virus (HCV).