Sometimes a repeat endoscopy may be advised if symptoms persist or get worse, even if a previous endoscopy was reported as normal.

Sometimes a repeat endoscopy may be advised if symptoms persist or get worse, even if a previous endoscopy was reported as normal.

Sometimes a repeat nasoendoscopy may be advised if symptoms persist or worsen, even if a previous nasoendoscopy was reported as normal.

Therefore, a gastroscopy (endoscopy) is usually arranged.

No specific follow-up care is usually required after a gastroscopy.

The oesophagus and stomach can be examined by Gastroscopy.

The main instrument used for gastroscopy is the fibrogastroscope.

The esophagus or stomach examination is a gastroscopy.

Sometimes a repeat nasoendoscopy may be advised if symptoms persist or worsen, even if a previous nasoendoscopy was reported as normal.

Sometimes a repeat gastroscopy may be advised if symptoms persist or get worse, even if a previous gastroscopy was reported as normal.

Instructions about how to prepare for a gastroscopy should be included with your appointment letter.

A definitive diagnosis can be made on gastroscopy.

Diagnostic and therapeutic endoscopy: gastroscopy, colonoscopy and ERCP

A hiatal hernia is usually diagnosed with a Gastroscopy.

Gastroscopy of the stomach: sensations that shows results