The gastroenterologists of Digestive Health Associates in Reno, Nevada, perform a wide range of gastrointestinal tests, screenings and endoscopic procedures for the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of GI problems, abdominal pain and digestive diseases at the Digestive Health Endoscopy Center.
A colonoscopy performed by a board-certified gastroenterologist is a procedure used to diagnose irregularities in your large intestine, such as inflammation, bleeding, …
During an upper endoscopy (also called an esophagogastroduodenoscopy, EGD, or gastroscopy), a gastroenterologist inserts a small, flexible tube through …
A flexible sigmoidoscopy is a technique used to detect disorders in the internal lining of your rectum and the lower part of the colon. This procedure is …
A colon cancer screening is a colonoscopy performed on a recommended schedule based on age and risk factors to prevent the development of colon cancer. Colon cancer is highly …
Your esophagus is made up of muscles that help move food and/or liquid from your mouth to your stomach. As you swallow, valves open …
Rubber band ligation, or hemorrhoid banding, is a procedure in which a gastroenterologist wraps a tight rubber band around a hemorrhoid. This cuts off the …
Bravo pH capsule attached to delivery system The catheter-free test measures pH levels in your esophagus. These measurements allow your doctor to evaluate your heartburn and…
During a fecal transplant (also called bacteriotherapy), stool is removed from a healthy subject, sanitized, and transferred to a patient suffering …
A double-balloon enteroscopy (DBE) is a technique that allows your gastroenterologist to see areas of your digestive tract that are outside the …
During an Endoscopic Ultrasound (EUS), a small flexible tube is inserted in your mouth or anus while you are sedated to look for bile duct stones, enlarged lymph nodes, or …
A capsule endoscopy lets your gastroenterologist to see your entire GI tract, as opposed to just the top or bottom part in an upper endoscopy or …
FibroScan is a non-invasive test that uses a technology called Vibration Controlled Transient Elastography (VCTE™) to assess the health of your liver.
Schedule an appointment with a Reno GI doctor near you
Set Appointment