Polyp removal during endoscopy is a minimally invasive, low-risk procedure that offers both diagnosis and treatment in one go, helping you stay ahead of potential health problems.

 

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Polypectomy is a medical procedure used to remove abnormal growths of tissue or polyps from the inner lining of organs such as the colon or stomach. Usually polyps are benign, however, some of them can develop into cancer over time, therefore, when a polyp is detected during an endoscopic examination, it's crucial to undergo polypectomy as a preventive measure.

 

The procedure is done using specialized instruments passed through an endoscope, allowing the gastroenterologist to visualize the polyp and remove it safely. Polypectomy is commonly done as part of a colonoscopy to remove colorectal polyps, which can develop into cancer over time.