Our specialized endoscopy centre is a one-stop service centre providing a wide range of diagnostic and therapeutic endoscopic procedures. Our larger rooms, enhanced privacy, and comfortable rest beds provide a comfortable experience for you throughout your gastroscopy procedure.
Curasia Endoscopy is a healthcare practice that provides endoscopy to the general public, including both gastroscopies and colonoscopies, through leading day surgery facilities to reduce unnecessary hospitalisations. We work closely with our clinical staff to tirelessly provide a seamless experience for our patients.
Gastroscopy, or an upper GI endoscopy, can help detect multiple serious health conditions that may be overlooked as abdominal pain.
Join Richard and Apple on their endoscopy journey.
Dr Dennis Koh graduated from University of Nottingham, United Kingdom with a Bachelor in Medicine and Bachelor in Surgery (MBBS) as well as a Bachelor in Medical Science. He then furthered his medical education and embarked on his surgical training in Singapore. He obtained his Master of Medicine in Surgery from National University of Singapore in 2005.
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A colonoscopy is a procedure to look inside your colon (large intestine) and examine its lining. The main tool used to look inside the colon is a colonoscope, which is a soft and flexible tube that is long and thin about the width of a finger.
Gastroenterologists and surgeons are the specialists that perform colonoscopies. In Singapore, they receive special training to carry out the procedure and also to diagnose various diseases.
Gastroscopy – also known as upper GI endoscopy – is a procedure to examine the esophagus, stomach, and the start of the small intestine (duodenum) with the use of an instrument called the gastroscope. The gastroscope has a long, thin, and flexible tube with camera systems and capabilities to perform procedures such as biopsy and removal of polyps.
The examination is done by a gastroenterologist or surgeon with years of special training. Usually, gastroscopy is performed under moderate sedation, and most patients are “sleeping” and may not remember the procedure.
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