Dr. Jose Luís Matas Navarro

Dr. Jose Luís Matas Navarro
Gastroenterology
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Navarro Dr. Matas is a renowned expert in the digestive system, specializing in endoscopic techniques and intragastric balloon. The doctor carried out his professional work in the Digestive Surgical Medical Center (Madrid).

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GMC: 282855071

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• More than 20 years of experience
• Endoscopy and specialist in Gastroenterology Intragastric Surgical Medical Center (Madrid)

 Sub-specialties

• General Surgery
• Digestive Surgery

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  • Spanish
  • English

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Mi experiencia muy positiva ,el doctor es muy amable trasmite confianza y tranquilidad

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Tanto el trato como el servicio profesional han sido para mi inmejorables

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Hasta el momento muy bien. también felicitar a su equipo: correcto y creando una situación amable cuando el paciente piensa que no lo va a ser tanto. gracias.

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Diseases, Medical Tests and Treatments

Endoscopic Capsule

The endoscopic capsule is a device the size of a pill that contains a camera. It is used to perform examinations of the digestive system and to treat ...

Gastroscopy

The gastroscopy is a test that is performed through an endoscope ready to be introduced by the digestive system. An endoscope is a thin, flexible tube ...

Inflammatory bowel disease

Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) is used to refer to chronic diseases affecting the intestine, the most common are Crohn's disease (CD) and ulcerative ...

Intragastric Balloon

The intragastric balloon is a silicone device spherical shape that is inserted into the stomach of patients with a significant degree of obesity, espe ...

Treatments for Gastrointestinal Endoscopy

The endoscopy is a test used to diagnose or treat (therapeutic endoscopy) possible pathologies of the esophagus, stomach and duodenum, the upper part of the digestive tract. The treatment is done by natural orifices of the body, the endoscope is inserted through the mouth and advanced to display the entire tube. The test typically be somewhat annoying, so it slightly to the patient is sedated. Lasts 15-30 minutes and is performed on an outpatient basis, the patient has to be admitted. ...

Abdominal pain

Abdominal pain is a symptom of different diseases. It is the pain felt in the area between the chest and groin. It occurs for different reasons, the main ones are: constipation, irritable bowel syndrome, food allergies or intolerances or food poisoning. ...

Anal Fissure

An anal fissure is a tear in the outer skin of the anus, which causes severe pain in the anus during and after defecation. The most common causes of anorectal fissure are constipation and diarrhea, but may also occur due to infections such as tuberculosis and syphilis. His diagnosis is performed by applying an anal inspection, if a lot of pain, a local anesthetic. More than half of cases of rectal fissure heal without treatment, simply acquiring healthy habits such as consumption of fiber. In cases where the lesion does not heal by itself, it is used to surgery, performed through a tiny cut in the anal sphincter to relax and allow further processing of the fissure. ...

Anal Incontinence

  Fecal incontinence is the inability to voluntarily control the evacuation of intestinal contents. Depending on the degree of damage, may cause occasional small leaks or, in advanced degrees, total loss of control of bowel movements. This is a very common ailment in older adults because the muscles responsible for this control have been weakening over the years, but can also be caused by excessive consumption of laxatives, periods of severe diarrhea, chronic constipation, or after surgery gynecological, prostate and rectal. It is essential to find the cause before beginning any treatment. You may resort to surgery to repair damaged muscles, but more important is to take adequate to the causes that have led to diet: for constipation, fiber-based; in case of chronic diarrhea by eating foods that restructure the intestinal flora. ...

Barrett's Esophagus

Barrett's esophagus or Barrett's syndrome is an alteration of the cells of the last portion of the esophagus. It is an injury that may result from exposure to stomach acid or reflux esophagitis. It may be asocaido some risk of cancer, although under control the risk is minimal. ...

Biofeedback

As its name suggests, the biofeedback is the feedback from different parts of our body. This technique is indicated for systemic improvement of the patient's disease or correction through various methods. The most popular are electronic devices that emit visual and auditory signals of biological changes or abnormal physiological states and on which a patient is often not aware of, such as arrhythmias or changes in heart rate, blood pressure, changes in speed pulse, etc. With these techniques the patient may be aware of some unusual conditions of his body tuning their bodily functions and thus gain control over their own states. Biofeedback is often used to treat cardiovascular, respiratory, neuromuscular, gastrointestinal, circulatory disorders, psychosomatic illnesses and stress states. ...

Biopsy

  Biopsies are used method for obtaining a portion of tissue or body cells, with the objective of a microscope examination. Can be performed through an endoscope or a lamparoscopia which is introduced into the body (eg, in the abdomen) and obtaining the sample by scraping, cutting or small element removal study by suitable instruments. Some biopsies require full sedation and others simply a local anesthetic, depending on the procedure to be used. The biopsy of the small intestine is the method used to extract a portion of tissue and cells of the body for further analysis and study. This type of biopsy requires full sedation and is performed by inserting an endoscope (small, flexible tube fitted with fiber optics) through the mouth (although sometimes also inserted through the nose). This tube is driven to reach the small intestine of which are interested in obtaining a tissue sample. Thus, one can detect and diagnose possible pathologies of the small intestine. ...

Bloated stomach

The feeling of having a full stomach of breath, swelling, bloating and about to explode is a very common symptom suffered by much of the population. The increase in the abdominal area may have multiple causes, among which are the accumulation of fluid in the stomach, gases in the intestine by overeating foods rich in fiber and heavy, and air swallowing (a nervous habit), between others. Overeating and very quickly can also cause swelling, and swallowing too much air while eating. ...

Celiac

Celiac disease is a disease characterized by permanent intolerance to gluten, a glycoprotein present in wheat, barley, rye and oats. It occurs in genetically predisposed individuals suffering from atrophy to the villi of the small intestine, making it difficult to absorb nutrients from some foods. Depending on the degree of intolerance, some other symptoms occur and it is possible that none of them is present. Still, the most common manifestations of this disease are gastrointestinal problems, iron deficiency and colitis. In cases where no apparent signs occur but is diagnosed through routine screening once to avoid eating gluten, the patient will experience a great improvement both physical and mental. ...

Cholelithiasis

Cholelithiasis, gallstones also known, is the occurrence of gallstones in the gallbladder, digestive organ in charge of accumulating bile, a must to perform digestion substance. A gallstone is a hard deposit whose size can vary considerably, consisting of pure cholesterol, bilirubin and calcium, or bilirubin and calcium. His appearance responds to several factors, including very high levels of cholesterol, obesity, diabetes and some hereditary problems, among others. Also, the symptoms also depend on the size of the stone, ranging from stomach pain, nausea and vomiting up. For treatment, consisting of end these calculations, bile salts orally, or Medicines called chenodeoxycholic acid and ursodeoxycholic acid, which manage to dissolve administered. When the patient has more severe symptoms, we resort to surgery through a laparoscopic cholecystectomy, modern technique with small incisions that allows a very quick recovery. ...

Chronic diarrhea

  Diarrhea is characterized by a greater fluidity and volume of regular bowel movements, which can sometimes contain blood, mucus, pus and undigested food. It is considered that chronic diarrhea that lasts more than four weeks, and, moreover, can be accompanied by nausea, vomiting, fever, abdominal pain and weight loss. Its causes are multiple, being the abuse of laxatives, intestinal tumors, food allergies, inflammatory bowel diseases and intestinal motility disorders the most common. With respect to the treatment of diarrhea, it is essential to know the origin of it before opting for one or the other. It is also important to prevent dehydration, so that consumption of large amounts of water is recommended and, if necessary, serum. In addition, for diarrhea, treatment should include an astringent diet with easily digestible foods such as rice, broth, boiled carrots or grated or boiled apple. ...

Cirrhosis

  Cirrhosis is impaired due to organ fibrous tissue proliferation and consequent atrophy of cells. One of the most common presentations of this disease is liver cirrhosis, which affects the liver and is the result of chronic organ damage produced by two main causes: alcoholism and hepatitis C infection Symptoms of cirrhosis liver include yellowing of the skin, mucous membranes and eyes, weakness and weight loss, vomiting blood or blood in the stool. It is irreversible chronic disease that can lead to many complications and causes the malfunction of the liver, it being necessary, in extreme cases, a transplant. In these disorders, hepatic biliary cirrhosis is an uncommon disease that causes inflammation of the bile ducts of the liver, which blocks the flow of bile, which is essential for the proper functioning of this body. ...

Colic

Colic is a type of abdominal pain that varies in intensity. The cause of colic is increased, sometimes violent, peristalsis of the abdominal hollow viscera. It can be accompanied by nausea, vomiting and diarrhea. In addition, this pain can cause irritability, tension and stress. ...

Colitis

Colitis is an inflammation of the colon that causes abdominal pain and diarrhea. There are several types of colitis that differ in their level of involvement and treatment. One of the most common is the nervous colitis, which appears when constant stress and nervousness occur, so that should reduce stress levels to placate. Furthermore, pseudomembranous colitis is one of the most aggressive forms of this inflammation, caused by bacteria (Clostridium difficile). Usually occurs in people who have been treated with antibiotics, and in patients with weakened immune systems due to other causes. It is a disease that weakens the patient and can have fatal consequences, making it necessary to initiate a shock treatment with antibiotics. Besides, it is also very common to ulcerative colitis, which affects the lining of the colon and rectum, and whose cause is unknown. The symptoms of ulcerative colitis are roaring and sounds on the intestine, mouth sores, joint pain and also from those of this ailment. ...

Colon cancer

Colon cancer is the proliferation of malignant cells in the colon, which, along with the rectum, is in charge of storing faeces which are then expelled through the anus. That is why this is a very favorable area for the development of a cancer, since accumulated waste substances. Also, its causes are also determined by genetics, sedentary lifestyle and previous illnesses, such as polyps, ulcerative colitis and other cancers. The most obvious symptoms of the disease begin to make visible when the disease is advanced: alternating between diarrhea and constipation, blood in the stool, abdominal pain, loss of appetite, weight loss and fatigue. If detected early has a good chance of healing, and its most common treatments radiotherapy, chemotherapy, immunotherapy to strengthen the body's defenses, and surgery. By the operation of the affected colon cancer if you are well localized part is removed. ...

Colonoscopy

Colonoscopy is an endoscopy used to examine the colon and small intestine. It is performed through a small, thin tube ( endoscope) is inserted through the anus and has at its end with a camera that records the organs and walls wherever he goes. The objective is to locate any polyp or adenoma that is in this area to treat and prevent them from becoming cancer. To carry out this process requires sedate the patient partially or completely. Currently, there is an alternative to traditional colonoscopy much less invasive and does not require sedation. This is the virtual colonoscopy, a test that uses images of the inside of the intestine and colon obtained using computerized tomography (CT or CAT ) instead of the images from the camera of the colonoscope. ...

colorectal Cancer

Colorectal cancer is the formation of fatty tissues of the colon. The colon cancer starts with a polyp that develops in the colon or rectum. When you overlying adipose tissue can lead to adenoma, a specific type of polyp, or adenocarcinoma, a type of cancer that contains mucus and other fluids. Tests to detect colon cancer usually performed through colonoscopy, a test that introduces a thin flexible took with a camera (endoscope ) through the anus, and virtual colonoscopy a radiological examination that obtains images inside the body through a computerized tomography (CAT or CT. the objective of these tests is crucial to locate the presence of adenomas and polyps in the colon and remove by surgery before they become cancerous. ...

Constipation

  It is called constipation to difficulty defecating regularly considered a normal rate at least three times a week, although it depends on each person. Constipation is a condition that is caused by the lack of regular bowel movement and may be accompanied by pain while evacuated. This is a very common ailment that occurs due to inactivity, lack of fiber consumption, in situations of fatigue and nervousness. To avoid this difficulty, we recommend following a diet rich in fiber, drink plenty of water and exercise regularly. Although you can use laxatives sporadically, you should not abuse them as long-term can cause the opposite effect, and accustom the body to the same and worse. ...

Crohn disease

  Crohn's disease is a chronic inflammatory disease of the gastrointestinal tract, but can affect any area of ​​the digestive tract from the mouth to the anus. The symptoms vary greatly according the affected area, but the main ones are abdominal pain, diarrhea, fever and weight loss. It can also cause skin lesions, anal abscesses, fissures, joint pain and anal pain. The exact cause of Crohn's disease is still unknown although recent studies point to a problem in the immune system or a bacterial cause. The disease is not contagious, but is genetically-inherited tendency. ...

Difficult digestion (dyspepsia)

  Dyspepsia or difficult digestion, also known as dyspepsia, is a pain in the upper abdomen which is manifested especially after eating. This is a very common condition that can be alleviated by administering medication to reduce stomach acid and stomach protectors. Sometimes it is related to stress, alcohol, smoking, abuse of high-fat foods or eating too fast. Therefore, discomfort when digest healthy habits can lessen if acquired, both in the diet and daily routines. Anyway, this is a benign condition, without consequences, even as chronic and can come and go intermittently over the years. ...

Diverticulitis

  Diverticulitis or diverticular disease is inflammation of diverticula of the colon due to increased intraluminal pressure. Diverticula are pockets that usually form on the left side of the colon walls, although it can occupy the entire colon, the presence of diverticula is called diverticulosis. When an increase in intraluminal pressure produces a pulse of the muscosa occurs through colonic muscle layers in their weak points, which correspond to the points where the neurovascular bundles penetrate. In most cases, diverticular disease have no symptoms, and only when there is bleeding or complications may appear diverticulitis. Diverticulitis (that is infection of the diverticula) in turn can cause abdominal pain, fever and chills. More serious complications can even cause an ruputura or fistulae that require surgery. The treatment of diverticular disease is essential and based on regular consumption of dietary fiber. In the case of diverticulitis, treatment should be done by antibiotics (oral or intravenous), restrictions on food and stool softeners. ...

Dysphagia

Dysphagia or discomfort when swallowing is difficulty swallowing or swallowing food, and usually occurs especially in elderly patients. In many cases it is a result of stroke, Alzheimer's, Parkinson's or tracheotomy, diseases that produce effects on the tongue, the muscles of the throat and esophagus. Regarding your treatment, you must follow a set of guidelines to prevent food getting stuck: exercises to strengthen the muscles of the jaw, erguidamente sit and pass three hours after dinner before going to sleep, eat foods Small and accompanying pieces of liquid filling, and spend considerable meals slowly chewing and swallowing time. ...

Echoendoscopy

EUS is an exploratory procedure to visualize the inside of the walls of various organs and structures (such as the esophagus, stomach, intestines... ) as well as obtain samples of tissue and repair the lesions found. Prior to the realization of this test, the doctor tells the patient that preparation should be done, depending on the organ to be scanned. The procedure is performed by introducing an endoscopic ultrasound (thin, flexible tube with a tiny camera attached that transmits images to a monitor) through the mouth or anus and leads to the area of ​​interest review. Thus, you can perform a digestive endoscopic ultrasound or endoscopy of pancreas in minutes, during which the doctor could make the interventions required, obtaining samples for analysis or repair injuries. ...

Esophageal varices

The esophageal varices are abnormally swollen veins in the walls of the esophagus. Hypertension of the veins that carry blood to the liver can cause these internal varices that if left untreated can lead to internal bleeding. Among the most common causes are excessive consumption of alcohol, various types of hepatitis or certain infections. The various treatments for these internal varices are:endoscopic ligation, which is performed through an endoscope league swollen veins to prevent ruptures;balloon tamponade, a system by which a balloon is inserted to push the bleeding varices;or sclerotherapy, in which some drugs are used to coagulate the bleeding veins or to relieve blood pressure. ...

Food Allergy

Food allergies are immune responses to certain foods such as eggs, nuts, etc. It should be differentiated from food intolerances, in these patient feel unwell after eating a food allergy but may have trouble breathing, throat tightness, cough, hoarseness, vomiting, stomach pain, hives, swelling or decreased tension arterial ...

Food intolerance

Food intolerance is an adverse reaction of the body to the intake of certain foods, additives and preservatives that cause the immune system in the formation of antibodies against proteins of certain foodstuffs. Some of the most common foods that cause food intolerance are milk, eggs, some flour and yeast, or nuts. Symptoms or organic manifestations are often cause diarrhea, stomach pain or headaches, acne or skin problems, fatigue ... Instead, a food allergy triggers a much faster reaction in the immune system and dangerous to health (hives , eczema, swelling, difficulty breathing ...), so it is imperative to seek urgent medical help, because in severe cases can even lead to death. Both a type of food reaction or the other, you should consult a doctor to detect which foods cause these reactions and begin treatment, which usually consist in following a diet that avoids the use of substances that cause the problem. ...

Gastric Band

The adjustable gastric band is a silicone ring that is placed around the upper stomach to limit capacity. It is therefore a type of restrictive barátirca surgery. With this transaction the limited amount of food and the speed with which they pass into the stomach, thus ensures that the patient can sate before and lose weight. It is a simple operation that is performed laparoscopically and is reversible. In these cases, in which must be removed gastric band, stomach generally returns to its natural form. Patients who undergo this procedure should have a BMI between 35 and 40 and commit to change their dietary habits and lifestyle to promote treatment success. ...

Gastric Bypass

The gastric bypass or gastric bypass surgery is a technique of bariatric surgery is to reduce and restrict the absorption of food. These techniques are directed to the treatment of morbid obesity and is a mixed procedure that combines restrictive malabsorptive phases. The procedure is to reduce and restrict food absorption creating a small reservoir at the expense of lower stomach Curls separately from the rest of the stomach to prevent a deviation fistula more effect to the small intestine. Thus it is achieved early satiety. The technique also acts by hormonal effect in reducing Ghelina decreased and gastric inhibitory peptide. The process is done by open surgery (laparotomy) and endoscopically. ...

Gastric reflux

The gastroesophageal reflux occurs when there is an alteration of the barrier between the esophagus and stomach, the gastric contents of the stomach back into the esophagus. Not always considered a pathology as also occurs in healthy people. In these cases it is somewhat sporadic, contact of gastric acid with esophageal mucosa is very short. When altered, gastroesophageal reflux disease occurs. ...

Gastric Ulcer

  Gastric ulcer is a sore or erosion that occurs in the stomach or upper duodenum, in this case as a peptic ulcer. This is a very common gastrointestinal ailment and whose size usually varies between 0.5 and 1.5 centimeters in diameter. The causes stomach ulcers are multiple, being intimately related to stress and health status of each patient. As for symptoms, gastric ulcer is characterized by an acute stomach pain, changes in bowel habits, nausea and vomiting. Your treatment begins mitigate their symptoms through gastric protectors and antacids and, in the case in question of a bleeding ulcer, it is necessary to stop the bleeding by endoscopy. Also, in the most serious cases it will be resorted to surgery, either by removing part of the stomach as intervening in the vagus nerve, responsible for monitoring the production of gastric acid in the body. ...

Gastrointestinal bleeding

Gastrointestinal bleeding is bleeding that occurs in the digestive tract. Gastrointestinal bleeding be high if given in the esophagus, stomach or small intestine or beginning of fall if given in the rest of the small intestine, large intestine, rectum or anus. It can detect the presence of blood in the stool. ...

Halitosis

  Halitosis is bad breath or bad breath. The causes of this disorder may be oral (Problems with teeth, gums, saliva, tongue ...) or extra-oral (respiratory disorders, digestive disorders or organic or consumption of snuff and alcohol). Normally, halitosis originates in the mouth, as a result of bacterial decomposition of food waste. Treatment may involve: removing tartar or plaque, or extraction of teeth with caries, flossing and antiseptic fluorine, applying a brushed three times a day, avoid snuff, alcohol and coffee. .. Halitosis can affect people psychologically affected, as they may have problems in their family and social life. ...

Helicobacter pylori

Helicobacter pylori is a genus of bacteria that affects the human stomach. It is growing from the mucous layer thereof, secreting urease, an enzyme that converts urea (an important chemical compound metabolism) ammonia. Consequently, stomach acidity is neutralized and prone to pylori bacteria proliferation environment is created. It is transmitted through direct contact with an infected person and is characterized by severe abdominal pain, nausea, loss of appetite and weight or gases. Helicobacter pylori eradication as soon as your symptoms begin to sense to avoid further complications, such as abdominal infections, peritonitis, bleeding or ulcers is required; also can increase the risk of stomach cancer. Treatment includes antibiotics, to address or prevent infections; antiulcer drugs, to decrease the amount of acid produced in the stomach; and surgery, if the infection is caused ulcers. It is also important to follow, before the Helicobacter pylori, a proper diet, being recommended to increase fiber intake. ...

Inflammation of the esophagus

Esophagitis is any swelling, redness or swelling of the esophagus, the tube that connects the mouth to the stomach. This condition occurs as a result of GERD, acid-containing fluid, caused by high consumption of alcohol, snuff, by surgery or radiation chest, as in the case of treatment of lung cancer; taking certain medicines out without much water or vomiting. For infection of the esophagus it can be produced by fungi, yeasts, such as Candida, or viruses such as herpes or cytomegalovirus. When an infection or irritation occurs, the esophagus becomes inflamed, sometimes causing an ulcer. The main symptoms are cough may include the ara difficulty swallowing, painful swallowing, heartburn or acid reflux, hoarseness or sore throat. ...

Irritable Bowel

  Irritable bowel or irritable bowel syndrome, also known as irritable bowel syndrome is a functional disorder of the large intestine. It is characterized by abnormal movements in the muscles of the intestine, which causes discomfort and abnormal functioning, as well as constipation and diarrhea alternately. With regard to their cause, often associated with stress problems, although there is evidence that these are not the cause, but only increase their impact. This condition is often confused with inflammatory bowel disease, irritable bowel unlike, is characterized by an abnormal structure of the colon. Its diagnosis is necessary to discard other diseases based on their symptoms and although there is no cure, being a chronic condition, it is recommended to follow a series of recommendations: reduce stress, avoid foods that contribute to their effects such as caffeine, tea, fried fats, alcohol and soft drinks, among others. ...

Laparoscopic Surgery

Laparoscopy is a surgical technique inspection of the abdominal cavity that does not require large incisions. During the laparoscopic surgical procedure, the abdomen is introduced into a laparoscope, which is a tube containing an optical system coupled to a light source. The camera allows the doctor to inspect, from a monitor, the pelvic organs and, if necessary, introduce other instruments through the same laparoscope to correct any problems. The benefits of laparoscopic surgery are numerous, so it is applied in various fields. In urology shorter hospital stay and recovery is required, there is less chance of infectious complications, decreases postoperative pain and no visible scarring. In gynecology it is used for inspection of certain diseases or gynecological processes: cysts, fibroids, hysterectomy, pelvic inflammatory disease, ectopic pregnancy, etc. Moreover, laparoscopy is used in other medical specialties and processes such as prostate cancer, the varicele or some kidney diseases. ...

Liver Biopsy

  A liver biopsy is a minor operation in which a sample of liver tissue is removed in order to analyze it. Thus, to diagnose exactly what state is this body and detect liver diseases such as cancer, infections, cirrhosis or hepatitis, provided that the blood tests, X-rays and ultrasound have not been able to determine the cause of incorrect liver function. There are several techniques for performing a liver biopsy but the most common are: percutaneous biopsy, which requires only local anesthesia and involves puncturing the abdominal wall with a needle that has a wide light and allows a sample of liver tissue; transjugular biopsy, recommended for patients at high risk of bleeding, based on the introduction of a needle in the jugular vein and reaching the liver to take a sample; puncture-FNA, useful for analyzing diffuse liver disease; laparoscopic biopsy, through an incision in the abdominal wall, to visualize the liver to take the sample; among other techniques. ...

Liver disease

  Liver diseases are those diseases that affect the liver and cause malfunction. Since this organ is essential for the human body functions, such as removing toxins from the bloodstream, it is necessary to visit the doctor when some symptoms that could indicate damaged arise. Among them, the most common are abdominal pain, and jaundice (yellowing an alarming skin and eyes). The most common liver diseases include hepatitis, in which the liver becomes inflamed causing pain on the right side of the body; and cirrhosis, closely linked to excessive consumption of alcohol. Also, hereditary liver diseases are also the cause of many of the ailments of this body, so it is necessary to know your family history. ...

malnutrition

Malnutrition is the result of taking an unbalanced diet in which there is a lack of nutrients or whose intake is given in the wrong ratio. One of the main causes may be overeating. Malnutrition increases the risk of infection or infectious diseases. ...

Manometry

The manometry is a diagnostic procedure used to examine the pressures at different levels or strength of contraction of various organs such as the esophagus, the final section of the intestine, urethra or pelvic floor. This test involves the introduction of a thin, thin tube with holes, which at its end can expect a deflated balloon is inflated once the probe positioned at the desired location by a motion sensitive receptors that are connected to a computer wherein the activity detected is recorded. In the case of esophageal manometry, the movements of the esophagus and esophageal sphincter register to check its operation if the patient has trouble swallowing or chest pain, which is the more frequent use of this test. Although, now also used to measure and detect possible complications arising from lack or excess pressure in the colon ( anorectal manometry ) or urethra (urinary manometry ). ...

Morbid Obesity

Morbid obesity is also known as class III obesity or severe obesity. It is all overweight exceeds a BMI of 40 or even 35 if the patient has a disease or disability to severe as a result of excess weight. In many countries it is a public health problem due to the new eating habits of the society. Morbid obesity can be treated with a low calorie diet and regular exercise. In extreme cases you can turn to bariatric surgery. ...

Obesity

Obesity is a disease characterized by the presence of an excess of fat mass (fat) in the body and for weight gain, usually due to a disproportionate food intake. This condition is easily diagnosed by assessing the body mass index and overall constitution of the person. The sum of factors that cause this disease, typical of the XXI century, include a sedentary lifestyle, a poor dietary patterns, and genetic and environmental factors. On the other hand, obesity is often aggravated by a number of other associated diseases, such as diabetes, cholesterol, triglycerides and hypertension, in addition to incur certain social rejection and lead to psychological problems. Also among the population suffering from this disease, there is increased risk of cardiovascular events, particularly in patients with abdominal obesity (an indicator of insulin resistance). The treatment of obesity through the monitoring of the recommendations of endocrine and nutritionists, based on a good individualized dietary plan, and changes in daily routines, especially when it comes to exercise. It is also important to establish these guidelines from childhood to avoid the appearance of so-called childhood obesity. ...

Pancreatic cancer

Pancreatic cancer is a disease that causes the formation of malignant cells in the tissues of the body that would produce juices that help digest food and hormones to control the amount of sugar in the blood. It is a very aggressive type of stomach cancer, overtaking at dangerous only colon cancer, lung cancer and breast cancer. Among risk factors include smoking, diabetes, chronic pancreatitis and some hereditary conditions. It is a disease whose early symptoms are quite subtle, so often diagnosed when it is in an advanced stage. Still, the loss of weight and appetite, fatigue, pain in the abdomen and back and jaundice may be warnings of this ailment. Treatment depends on the degree of involvement of the disease and if that affected only the pancreas, removal of malignant cells by surgery is possible, although it is very common to return to play. If the cancer is in an advanced stage, it can resort to chemotherapy or chemoradiation. Finally, if it has also spread to other parts of the body (eg causing stomach cancer or other organs) is well advanced and palliative treatments exist to slow the rate of disease progression. ...

Pancreatitis

  Pancreatitis is a condition of the pancreas (a gland in the stomach that secrete digestive juices in the small intestine) that causes inflammation. acute and chronic pancreatitis: two varieties of this type of pancreatic diseases may occur. The mildest is acute pancreatitis, which is usually caused by gallstones, and causes vomiting, nausea and abdominal pain. It requires hospitalization and administration of antibiotics and painkillers intravenously. On the other hand, chronic pancreatitis, for which there is no cure and whose origin is usually associated with alcohol abuse also causes vomiting, nausea, abdominal pain, and weight loss, and fatty stools. During his initial treatment, as in the case of acute pancreatitis, it requires hospitalization and medication, but when the patient is discharged, must bear a special personalized diet and avoid alcohol and snuff consumption throughout their lives. ...

Ph-metry

The pH monitoring is a test or study aimed at measuring the acidity level of the esophagus that is widespread in gastroenterology for this kind of records. The procedure usually takes a few minutes and involves the introduction of a probe (equipped with a sensitive acid receptors ) through the nose that is slowly driving up the esophagus. The probe contains an electronic device connected to a computer that will measure and record levels of acidity. This method is often used especially for patients suffering from gastroesophageal or for those with heartburn and esophageal reflux pain. Generally, in this type of exploration can not be used anesthetics or sedatives. ...

Polypectomy

Polypectomy is a minimally invasive technique that conducted through a hysteroscope, removes polyps present in certain areas of the body such as the endometrium, colon or the uterus. Hysteroscopic polypectomy for uterine polyps or endometrial polypectomy are procedures carried out by introducing a hysteroscope through the vagina and cervix to remove or cut with scissors or similar instruments small polyps. Another system used is bipolar electrosurgical polypectomy, including endoscopy and electrosurgical with which a cut is raised on the polyp to be dissected by electric current;You can also perform a polypectomy with resector or a fragmenting of polyps. Besides, the nasal polypectomy is the removal of polyps that obstruct the nasal passages and cause loss of smell and sinusitis of repetition. ...

Polyps

Polyps are abnormal tissue growths. They can form in different parts of the body: Colon polyps Uterine polyps Nasal polyps Etc. Polyps are a common problem and most are benign. Although if you have established a relationship between certain polyps to cancer. or ...

POSE Method

POSE is a method for reducing ténica stomach. The intervention does not require incisions leaving no scars. It is performed endoscopically, folds are made in the stomach and sutured to reduce the size of this. Stomach capacity is reduced, the patient will feel full before eating less food.       ...

Radio frequency treatment

Radiofrequency is a specific treatment of varicose veins consisting seal them and close them without having to be removed. The technique is performed by accessing the inside of the affected vein through a small incision of about 2 mm and introducing a catheter leads to the point of origin of venous insufficiency. At this level, closing heat layered anger insufficient glass is introduced. Meanwhile, a substance is injected as foam called polidocanol. Thanks to this technique radiofrequency varices with microfoam, these can be treated without being extracted from the body getting in a controlled and gradual increase fibrosis of the vessel lumen until completely dry. To remove varicose veins with foam local anesthesia is used. ...

Rectosigmoidoscopy

The sigmoidoscopy is a diagnostic test that explores the rectum and the sigmoid colon. In this test, the colon is not seen in its entirety or small intestine. ...

Second medical opinion

The second opinion is the medical report containing the diagnostic or therapeutic proposal from the illness of a patient by a different professional who established the first diagnosis. Patients may request a second medical opinion are those who want to confirm or know the valuation of another specialist. If the second opinion is different and the patient chooses the latter option, you can receive assistance both in the center normally attending the patient, as in the center where the final diagnosis is made. ...

Stent

An endoprosthesis is a small, flexible tube called a stent, which is usually made ​​of plastic and biocompatible material, which is used to repair or prevent body conduits. It is usually enters the body through a small incision and is used to treat the tubes that have been narrowed or blocked by diseases:the esophagus, bile ducts, trachea or bronchi. In addition, it is used in the treatment of aortic aneurysms. In this case, the stent is inserted through a small incision in the groin and advanced through the femoral artery into the aorta and the aneurysm to strengthen the vessel wall. Placed in the esophagus, the endoprosthesis is used to allow the passage of food;in the bile ducts used to open the passage of bile into the intestine;and the trachea and bronchi, allowing normal breathing. This method of surgery is minimally invasive vascular endoprosthesis. ...

Stomach Cancer

Stomach cancer is consistent in the formation of malignant cells in the stomach wall pathology. In early stages of cancer are rare the appearance of symptoms, so it is important exams for prevenirlo.La age, feeding and other diseases of the stomach are risk factors that affect the risk for this type of cancer made. The main symptoms are indigestion, bloating after eating, nausesas small, loss of appetite, malaise or stomach pain. Its diagnosis and detection are performed through physical exams, analyzing family history, blood chemical studies, analytical blood to analyze the amount of red blood cells, and platelets and hemoglobin, and finally, biopsy, upper endoscopy. ...

Stomach reduction

The reduction of stomach is an operation that takes place in those suffering morbid obesity. Currently, there are operations that do not require open surgery but may be performed through endoscopy. The reduction of stomach by endoscopy, also known as surgery POSE, is a new technique made ​​orally without the need for incisions. To do this minimally invasive intervention, begins by introducing an endoscope through the mouth up to the stomach, where folds are performed to reduce its size and capacity, as well as for emptying is slower. The advantages of stomach reduction without surgery are offering permanent results without external scars, no hospital admissions and more safely. ...

Therapeutic enteroscopy

Therapeutic enteroscopy is the examination of the small intestine using an endoscope lengths. There are many types of enteroscopes, which is the name given to this type of endoscopes. The balloon is the most commonly used today, and the duration of this test can reach 2 hours. ...

Viral Hepatitis

  Hepatitis is an inflammatory disease that affects the liver and, consequently, causes it to malfunction. Hepatitis can be caused by immune cells in the body attacking the liver, virus infections, including six designated types are known: A, B, C, D, E and G; Liver damage from excess alcohol or toxic and, finally, because of overdose of drugs such as paracetamol. Evolution and complications of the disease are different in each case. The main symptoms of hepatitis are fatigue, pizazón, dark urine and clay-colored stools or pale, loss of appetite, nausea and vomiting, high fever and headaches, sore throat and cough. This is followed by a diffuse pain in the liver area and a color change to yellow skin. ...

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