The digital anoscope shows you what the doctor sees. Visual information about your condition and its progression helps you understand the diagnosis — much like a dentist showing you the monitor — so you can feel informed and at ease during treatment.
Olympus GIF-XP 290N transnasal gastroscope — at 5.4 mm diameter you can even talk during the examination — and Olympus CF-HQ 290I colonoscope using CO₂ gas, so you feel little bloating afterwards. Both offer advanced, clear imaging, and we have performed polypectomy here since 2015. For capsule endoscopy we refer to the National Cancer Center, same-day where possible.
Used for Minato Ward lung cancer screening, suspected intestinal obstruction, bone fractures, and pre-operative checks before lumbar anesthesia.
Radiation-free examination of the liver, gallbladder, pancreas and kidneys — and a key tool for detailed anal examination of fistulas and perianal abscesses.
A calm room for preparation before endoscopy and for recovery after procedures and surgery, with a seat for an accompanying person. Coffee is usually ready — ask the staff whether your procedure allows it.
Every endoscope is washed in a dedicated machine using electrolyzed acid water (EAW) — rated by the World Endoscopy Organization guidelines as a high-level disinfectant that kills microorganisms quickly while remaining safe for the human body and the environment. We clean assuming every case could carry a viral infection.
Book online, or call — our receptionists speak English and will guide you through your first visit.
