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Video Capsule Endoscopy

Esophagogastroduodenoscopy (EGD), utilizes a camera appended to a long adaptable tube to see the upper bit of the gastrointestinal tract, in particular the oesophagus, the stomach and the start of the initial segment of the small digestive tract called the duodenum, and a colonoscope, embedded through the rectum, can see the colon and the distal bit of the small digestive system, the terminal ileum, be that as it may, these two kinds of endoscopy can't envision most of the center segment of the small digestive tract. Case endoscopy is utilized to inspect portions of the gastrointestinal tract that can't be seen with different kinds of endoscopy. It is helpful when infection is suspected in the small digestive system, and can once in a while be utilized to discover the site of gastrointestinal draining or the reason for unexplained stomach torment, for example, Crohn's ailment. In any case, dissimilar to EGD or colonoscopy it can't be utilized to treat pathology that might be found. Regular explanations behind utilizing container endoscopy incorporate determination of unexplained dying, iron insufficiency, or stomach torment, scanning for polyps, ulcers and tumors of small digestive system, and conclusion of provocative gut sickness. The pictures gathered by the small camera during a session are moved remotely to an outside beneficiary worn by the patient, utilizing any of a band of suitable frequencies. The gathered pictures are then moved to a PC for show, review and diagnosis. A transmitted radio-recurrence sign can be utilized to precisely evaluate the area of the case and to follow it continuously inside the body and gastrointestinal tract.



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