Colonoscopy is a diagnostic and therapeutic procedure used to examine the rectum and entire colon using a flexible camera. It may be recommended to investigate gastrointestinal symptoms, identify abnormalities, evaluate bleeding, assess inflammatory bowel disease and detect colorectal polyps or other changes.
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The cost varies according to the clinical indication, type of colonoscopy, preparation, sedation or anesthesia, biopsy or polyp removal, laboratory analysis and follow-up requirements. A personalized cost estimate can be provided after specialist assessment.
A colonoscopy allows a specialist to directly examine the lining of the:
Rectum
Colon
Large intestine
A flexible instrument with a camera is carefully passed through the rectum to visualize the bowel.
A colonoscopy may be recommended for patients with:
Rectal bleeding
Persistent changes in bowel habits
Chronic diarrhea
Unexplained abdominal symptoms
Suspected inflammatory bowel disease
Suspected colorectal polyps
Certain abnormal screening results
Other gastrointestinal concerns
Before the procedure, patients generally need bowel preparation to clear the colon.
Preparation instructions may include:
Dietary modifications
Bowel-cleansing medication
Fluid intake instructions
Medication adjustments when required
Patients should follow the preparation instructions provided by their medical team.
During colonoscopy, a flexible camera is inserted through the rectum and advanced through the colon.
The specialist examines the intestinal lining for abnormalities.
Sedation or other forms of medication may be used depending on the procedure, patient needs and clinical circumstances.
The appropriate approach is determined by the medical team.
If an abnormal area is identified, the specialist may take a small tissue sample for laboratory examination.
A biopsy can help evaluate:
Inflammation
Unusual tissue changes
Inflammatory bowel disease
Other gastrointestinal conditions
Polyps identified during colonoscopy may sometimes be removed during the same procedure, depending on their size, appearance, location and clinical circumstances.
Colonoscopy may be used to evaluate and monitor conditions such as:
Crohn's disease
Ulcerative colitis
Other inflammatory bowel disorders
Biopsies may be taken when appropriate.
Colonoscopy may help investigate the cause of unexplained rectal bleeding and identify abnormalities within the colon or rectum.
Colonoscopy allows specialists to identify and, when appropriate, remove colorectal polyps for further assessment.
Following the procedure, patients may receive instructions regarding:
Diet
Activity
Medication
Possible temporary symptoms
Follow-up
Biopsy or pathology results
Follow-up depends on:
Colonoscopy findings
Biopsy results
Polyps identified
Underlying medical condition
Previous colonoscopy history
Patients may seek a colonoscopy second opinion regarding:
Previous colonoscopy findings
Biopsy results
Recommended follow-up
Polyp management
Inflammatory bowel disease
Need for repeat examination
Relevant medical records and reports can be reviewed.
International patients seeking colonoscopy in Sweden should provide relevant medical documentation whenever available.
Useful records may include:
Previous colonoscopy reports
Endoscopy reports
Pathology results
Blood test results
CT or MRI reports
Previous gastrointestinal diagnoses
Current medication list
Complete documentation can help specialists determine the appropriate diagnostic pathway.
Colonoscopy may help:
Examine the colon directly
Investigate gastrointestinal symptoms
Identify polyps
Investigate rectal bleeding
Evaluate inflammatory bowel disease
Obtain tissue samples
Remove selected polyps
Support further treatment planning
Karolinska University Hospital is a major university hospital in Sweden providing specialized gastroenterology and endoscopy services.
Patients requiring diagnostic or therapeutic gastrointestinal procedures may be assessed through appropriate specialist services according to their clinical condition and eligibility.
The specific procedure and preparation plan depend on specialist assessment.
Price: Price on Request
Potential costs may include:
Gastroenterology consultation
Colonoscopy
Bowel preparation
Sedation when required
Biopsy
Polyp removal
Pathology analysis
Follow-up consultation
A personalized cost estimate can be requested following specialist assessment.
A colonoscopy examines the rectum and colon using a flexible camera.
Yes. Selected polyps may be removed during the procedure depending on their size, appearance, location and clinical circumstances.
Yes. Small tissue samples may be collected when an area requires further laboratory examination.
Patients generally need bowel preparation to clear the colon. The medical team provides specific dietary, medication and bowel-cleansing instructions.
International patients may request specialist assessment and treatment subject to applicable hospital processes, medical requirements, eligibility and program availability.
Product Name: Colonoscopy
Hospital: Karolinska University Hospital
Brand: Karolinska University Hospital
Country: Sweden
Specialty: Gastroenterology & Hepatology
Service Type: Colonoscopy
Customer-Facing Price: Price on Request
International Patients: Subject to applicable eligibility and program requirements
Location: Stockholm, Sweden
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