Arizona Digestive Health

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

Preparation guidelines for capsule endoscopy procedures.

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

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

Preparation guidelines for flexible sigmoidoscopy procedures.

Preparation guidelines for small bowel enteroscopy procedures.

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

Evaluating personal digestive needs.

Changes to your diet can help in treating symptoms of multiple digestive disorders.

A procedure where a scope is advanced through the mouth to the small intestines.

An endoscopic diagnostic procedure to investigate troubling GI symptoms.

A procedure where 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.

Endoscopic procedure for diagnosing and treating bile and pancreatic duct issues.

Diagnostic test using ultrasound during endoscopy.

Arizona Digestive Health partners with the premier surgical and endoscopy centers to provide care and services for patients.

Preparation guidelines for endoscopic ultrasound procedures.

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

A procedure to stretch out a constricted or damaged portion of the esophagus.

A motility study test designed to measure esophagus properties to diagnose GI issues.

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

An endoscopic procedure to help evaluate gastrointestinal bleeding or other diseases.

A surgical option used to help heal anal fissures when conservative treatments haven't worked.

Endoscopic procedure for examining the upper digestive tract.

Preparation guidelines for upper endoscopy procedures.

The branch of medicine dedicated to the study, diagnosis, and treatment of the gastrointestinal (GI) tract.

Your gastroenterologist will partner with you to determine the best location for your procedure.

Personalized gastrointestinal care, critical diagnostic exams such as colonoscopy.

Includes Crohn’s disease, Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), Ulcerative colitis, Pancreatic exocrine insufficiency (PEI), Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD...

An alternative method for colon cancer screening gaining popularity.

A medication available through infusion therapy.

Uses infrared energy to shrink hemorrhoids.

Therapy involving the administration of medications through an IV.

Infusion therapy is a service involving the administration of medications and/or fluids directly into the vein of a patient. It is utilized if oral me...

A new drug for the treatment of inflammatory bowel diseases administered by IV infusion.

Available through infusion therapy.

A medication available through infusion therapy.

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

Includes Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD), Obesity/metabolic syndrome.

Involves using fecal samples to indicate gastrointestinal abnormalities that require further testing.

Preparation guidelines for Endoscopic Retrograde Cholangiopancreatography.

Preparation guidelines for esophageal motility procedures.

A medication available through infusion therapy.

Remote health consultations via digital platforms.

Enabling safe, secure and highly effective, continuity of care for patients at any location during shelter-in-place restrictions.

Diagnoses, treats, and manages hepatitis C virus.

A state-of-the-art ultrasound exam used to detect scarring in the liver and liver stiffness to track certain liver diseases.