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A patient born in 1991 was referred for video capsule endoscopy by a gastroenterologist. And not in vain!
A 36-year-old patient came for video capsule endoscopy. For about a year he has been suffering from abdominal pain. The patient was previously examined: EGD, VCS, CT SCAN. The patient underwent colonoscopy three times in different hospitals without general anesthesia, but never had the terminal ileum examined.
Patient P,, 36 years old, came for video capsule endoscopy. A year ago, he underwent this examination in another clinic, where he was diagnosed with Crohn's disease of the small intestine. However, after conservative treatment, the symptoms remained, so the attending physician referred me for a second examination.
Patient K., born in 1996, had complaints of abdominal distension and even partial intestinal obstruction. He was admitted to a surgical hospital at the place of residence, where the intestinal obstruction was eliminated.
Patient Y., 35 years old, came for examination with complaints of bloating and pain in the lower abdomen, which bothered almost constantly. Colonoscopy and gastroscopy were unremarkable. The patient is referred for video capsule endoscopy.
Before the New Year holidays, patient L., 36 years old, came for examination. Complaints of abdominal pain of unclear genesis for a year. The patient was comprehensively examined, but the cause of the pain was not established. A week ago, the patient underwent colonoscopy and gastroscopy, where no pathology was found.
The patient, born in 1993, came for video capsule endoscopy. Complaints of heaviness and bloating after eating, which have been disturbing for about a year. No pathology was found on gastroscopy and colonoscopy.
A 32-year-old patient was hospitalised twice for IBS of unknown origin, in May and August 2023. Gastroscopy and colonoscopy with examination of the terminal ileum did not reveal a source of bleeding and video capsule endoscopy was ordered.
