Endoscopy in Kharkiv — Advanced Precision Diagnostics & Treatment

Endoscopy at Brigid Medical Center is a minimally invasive diagnostic and therapeutic method that allows for visual examination of internal organs using a flexible endoscope equipped with a high-resolution camera. Our center performs comprehensive endoscopic procedures for early detection of gastrointestinal, respiratory, and urinary system diseases, offering precise diagnostics and immediate treatment when necessary.

Key Benefits of Endoscopy at Our Center

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Diagnostic Precision

HD visualization of mucous membranes with up to 160x magnification to detect changes as small as millimeters.

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Maximum Safety

Minimally invasive procedures without surgical incisions, ensuring minimal risk of complications.

Immediate Treatment

Ability to perform therapeutic procedures during examination: polyp removal, biopsy, and hemostasis (stopping bleeds).

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Efficient Procedures

Duration of 15–40 minutes with same-day discharge and rapid recovery.

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Digital Documentation

Full recording of the procedure with photo and video documentation for your medical records.

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Patient Comfort

Sedation options for a painless experience, comfortable facilities, and personalized care.

What is Modern Endoscopy?

Modern endoscopy is a medical diagnostic method that utilizes specialized optical instruments (endoscopes) to examine hollow organs and body cavities. Advanced endoscopes are equipped with high-definition digital cameras, LED lighting, and working channels for surgical instruments, allowing for both visualization and real-time medical interventions.

99%
Diagnostic accuracy in detecting early GI tract pathologies
98%
Of polyps can be removed during colonoscopy without open surgery
15–40
Minutes — average duration of the procedure
30 min
Recovery time after procedures performed under sedation

When is Endoscopy Recommended?

Gastrointestinal symptoms requiring examination:

  • Persistent abdominal pain of unknown origin
  • Heartburn, acid reflux, and chronic belching
  • Difficulty swallowing (dysphagia) or a sensation of food sticking
  • Nausea and vomiting, including vomiting with traces of blood
  • Changes in bowel habits — constipation, diarrhea, or black/tarry stools
  • Unexplained weight loss without dietary changes
  • Anemia of unknown cause
  • Bloating and excessive gas

Respiratory indications:

  • Chronic cough lasting more than 3 weeks
  • Shortness of breath or wheezing
  • Blood in sputum (hemoptysis)
  • Suspected foreign bodies in the airways
  • Abnormal findings on chest X-rays

Preventative and Screening Services:

  • Age 45+ for colorectal cancer screening
  • Family history of GI tract oncological diseases
  • Chronic conditions — gastritis, colitis, Crohn's disease
  • Post-treatment follow-up after polyp removal
  • Pre-operative assessment before abdominal surgeries

Types of Endoscopic Procedures

Upper GI Endoscopy

  • Gastroscopy — examination of the esophagus, stomach, and duodenum
  • EGD with Biopsy — tissue sampling for histology
  • Endoscopic pH-metry — measuring acidity levels
  • Foreign body removal from the upper GI tract
  • Hemostasis — stopping bleeding in the stomach or duodenum

Lower GI Endoscopy

  • Colonoscopy — full examination of the colon (large intestine)
  • Sigmoidoscopy — examination of the rectum and sigmoid colon
  • Polypectomy — removal of polyps during colonoscopy
  • Endoscopic hemorrhoid treatment
  • Stenting for intestinal obstructions

Respiratory Endoscopy

  • Bronchoscopy — examination of the trachea and bronchi
  • Bronchoalveolar lavage (BAL) — fluid sampling
  • Transbronchial biopsy — lung tissue sampling
  • Foreign body removal from airways
  • Endobronchial Ultrasound (EBUS)

Specialized Procedures

  • Capsule Endoscopy — PillCam for small bowel examination
  • Endoscopic Ultrasound (EUS)
  • ERCP — bile duct examination and treatment
  • Cystoscopy — bladder examination
  • Arthroscopy — joint examination

Stages of the Endoscopic Procedure

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Consultation & Preparation

Initial meeting with a gastroenterologist to review indications, explain the procedure, and obtain consent. Personalized preparation plan based on the type of endoscopy.

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Pre-Procedure Prep

Dietary restrictions 8–12 hours before the procedure. For colonoscopy: specialized diet and bowel cleansing. Administration of local anesthesia or sedation as planned.

3

The Examination

Careful insertion of the endoscope. Systematic inspection of all anatomical zones. Full photo/video documentation. If needed: biopsy, polyp removal, or other interventions.

4

Recovery & Monitoring

Observation in the recovery room for 30–60 minutes post-sedation. Discussion of preliminary findings and guidance on diet and activity for the next 24 hours.

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Results & Follow-up

Detailed procedure report. Biopsy results available within 5–7 days. Development of a treatment plan and scheduling follow-up exams if necessary.

Advanced Endoscopic Equipment

Our endoscopy department is equipped with the latest technology:

  • HD Video Endoscopes — Olympus EVIS Lucera Elite system with 2K resolution
  • Narrow Band Imaging (NBI) — enhanced visualization of mucosal vessels
  • Magnifying Endoscopy — up to 160x magnification for micro-level inspection
  • Endoscopic Ultrasound — combination of endoscopy and ultrasound technology
  • Capsule Endoscopy — PillCam for non-invasive small bowel study
  • Advanced Sterilization — automated high-level disinfection systems
  • CO₂ Insufflation — significantly reduces patient discomfort during colonoscopy

Our Endoscopy Specialists

Procedures are performed by certified experts:

  • Gastroenterologists-Endoscopists with 10+ years of experience
  • Continuous Medical Education in cutting-edge endoscopic techniques
  • Multidisciplinary Approach — collaboration with surgeons and oncologists
  • Patient-Centric Care — individualized attention to every patient
  • Quality Standards — adherence to international endoscopic guidelines
  • Emergency Readiness — availability for urgent clinical situations

Schedule Your Endoscopic Exam

Early diagnosis through endoscopy allows for the detection of precancerous conditions and early-stage cancer when they are most treatable. Our center provides comfortable, safe, and high-precision endoscopic exams using the most advanced equipment.

Contact Brigid Medical Center today to book a consultation with a specialist and determine the most appropriate endoscopic procedure for your needs.

Brigid Medical Center — Professional Endoscopy in Kharkiv.
High Precision · Minimally Invasive · Immediate Treatment · Patient Comfort

Our Equipment

Olympus LUCERA ELITE Endoscopic System

Olympus LUCERA ELITE Endoscopic System

A state-of-the-art premium endoscopy system that provides exceptionally clear, safe, and comfortable examinations. It allows doctors to detect even the smallest changes in the mucosa for early diagnosis.

  • Superior image quality — even tiny tissue changes are clearly visible
  • Early detection of tumors, polyps, and inflammatory conditions
  • Gentle and patient-friendly procedure with minimal discomfort
  • Faster examinations and reduced time in the clinic
  • Enhanced safety with advanced illumination and processing technologies

Useful Information

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Endoscopy

Preparation guidelines, recommendations, and frequently asked questions about endoscopic examinations, including gastroscopy, colonoscopy, video endoscopy, and biopsy.

Comfort during endoscopic examination

Endoscopic procedures may cause discomfort, but medical sedation can be used when indicated.

Endoscopy under medical sedation

Yes, endoscopic examinations can be performed under medical sedation upon physician recommendation.

Preparation for endoscopic examinations

Preparation depends on the type of endoscopy. Specific instructions are provided during appointment scheduling.

Biopsy during endoscopic examination

Yes, a biopsy may be performed during endoscopy if clinically indicated.

Endoscopy examination results

After endoscopy, the patient receives a medical report. Video materials may be provided if needed.

Contraindications for endoscopic examinations

Endoscopy has certain contraindications. A physician evaluates patient condition before the procedure.

Duration of endoscopic examination

Endoscopy usually takes between 10 and 30 minutes depending on the procedure.

Our Doctors

Mamontov Ivan Mykolayovych

Mamontov Ivan Mykolayovych

Professor, Doctor of Medical Sciences, Endoscopist

Prices

Service Price
Balloon dilation of esophagus 10000 UAH
Biopsy during endoscopy 400 UAH
Bronchoscopy 1500 UAH
Upper GI video endoscopy 1200 UAH
Endoscopic removal of gastric polyps 5 to 15 mm 2500 UAH
Endoscopic polyp removal without histology 1800 UAH
Endoscopic removal of gastric polyps up to 5 mm 1000 UAH
Endoscopic foreign body removal 2000 UAH
Sigmoidoscopy 1200 UAH
Colonoscopy 1800 UAH
Urologist consultation 800 UAH
Complex gastric polypectomy without histology 3000 UAH
Difficult foreign body removal 3000 UAH
Esophageal stenting 25000 UAH
Urease test 350 UAH
Cystoscopy 5000 UAH
Endoscopy study recording to flash drive 300 UAH

Useful Information

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Endoscopy

Preparation guidelines, recommendations, and frequently asked questions about endoscopic examinations, including gastroscopy, colonoscopy, video endoscopy, and biopsy.

Comfort during endoscopic examination

Endoscopic procedures may cause discomfort, but medical sedation can be used when indicated.

Endoscopy under medical sedation

Yes, endoscopic examinations can be performed under medical sedation upon physician recommendation.

Preparation for endoscopic examinations

Preparation depends on the type of endoscopy. Specific instructions are provided during appointment scheduling.

Biopsy during endoscopic examination

Yes, a biopsy may be performed during endoscopy if clinically indicated.

Endoscopy examination results

After endoscopy, the patient receives a medical report. Video materials may be provided if needed.

Contraindications for endoscopic examinations

Endoscopy has certain contraindications. A physician evaluates patient condition before the procedure.

Duration of endoscopic examination

Endoscopy usually takes between 10 and 30 minutes depending on the procedure.

Available at branches:

Polyclinic Department Brigid in Kharkiv

Kulikivskyi Descent 8/10, Kharkiv, 61002

Phone: +380993004441

Email: info@brigid.com.ua

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