Polyps in the Intestine - Treatment in Israel

Professor Hanok Kashtan

leading surgeon

Surgeons at the Ichilov Top clinic successfully remove intestinal polyps using modern laparoscopic methods, which allow for a significant reduction in the patient's hospitalization time. Often, the procedure for removing the detected polyp is performed directly during the planned examination of the intestine, so the gap between the diagnosis of the disease and its treatment is virtually non-existent.

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of patients at the Top Ichilov clinic avoided surgery thanks to accurate diagnostics

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Diagnosis and Treatment of Intestinal Polyposis at the Top Ichilov Medical Center

Removal of intestinal polyps can be performed simultaneously with the patient's examination. In complex cases (for example, with multiple polyposis), surgical intervention is performed separately.

The following surgical interventions are performed at Top Ichilov:

• Removal of a polyp during colonoscopy.
• If there are contraindications to removing the polyp during colonoscopy (low blood clotting, multiple polyps grouped in a specific area of the intestine, etc.), laparoscopic surgical intervention is performed, involving resection of the section of the intestine along with the polyps. The operation is conducted by a highly qualified surgeon specializing in these types of surgeries.

The patient must stay in the country for 7 – 10 days. This period includes time for examination and treatment.

Diagnosis of Intestinal Polyps in Israel

The diagnostic department of the Top Ichilov medical center conducts a comprehensive diagnostic examination for a bleeding polyp (multiple polyps) of the sigmoid colon. Patients are offered a preliminary diagnosis and treatment program.

The following diagnostic examinations are performed at Top Ichilov:

• Consultation with a leading gastroenterologist in the diagnostic department (professor level or head of the department);
• Laboratory extended studies: blood tests (traditional and special);
• colonoscopy, biopsy with histological examination of the specimen (simultaneous removal of the polyp is possible).

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