Texas Digestive Disease Consultants

Endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography is used to aid in diagnosing GI issues in the esophagus, stomach, small intestine, and bile duct.

A EGD is an exam involving a scope that is inserted into the mouth and through the upper parts of the GI tract to diagnose certain conditions.

A breakthrough therapy offering hope and renewed freedom for patients.

A capsule endoscopy gives an inside view of the small intestine through the use of a camera encased inside of a pill that the patient swallows.

Endoscopic mucosal resection is a minimally invasive procedure where an endoscope is used to pinpoint and extract tumors just under the GI wall.

An enteroscopy is a diagnostic test involving a scope inserted through the mouth and advanced to the second portion of the small intestine.

Esophageal dilation opens up the esophagus when it is constricted or obstructed, providing relief for patients who are having trouble swallowing food.

An esophageal motility exam measures the muscles of the esophagus and can help diagnose problems like severe acid reflux or difficulty swallowing.

Feeding tube insertion is when a tube is placed directly into the stomach to provide nutrients, fluids, and medications when one can’t consume orally.

A painless way to locate previously undetected problems of the small bowel.

A sphincterotomy is a surgery completed for the treatment of anal fissures. A small incision is made to release pressure and allow for healing.

A procedure to evaluate and treat heartburn and ulcers.

Specialized care for gastrointestinal disorders in children.

The latest in ultrasound technology, FibroScan offers a noninvasive way to assess scarring (fibrosis) and fatty change (steatosis) in the liver.

Therapeutic administration of medication via infusion

If you're receiving IV treatment for a GI tract disease, infusion therapy offers many of the same medications in a safe, comfortable environment.

Using argon gas, argon laser therapy creates beams of light to treat GI ailments like bleeding, mucosal lesions, dysphagia, and strictures.

A noninvasive test analyzing stool samples for hidden problems in the gastrointestinal tract, often leading to follow-up colonoscopy if abnormal resul...

Consultation with a healthcare provider via remote technology.

Texas Digestive Disease Consultants now offers a Telemedicine solution for our patients.

A safe and secure way for you to connect to your doctor remotely, via video and audio connection either on your smartphone or your computer.

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