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1. Capsule Endoscopy  
A capsule endoscopy is a test that looks at the inside of your small bowel and your large bowel using a video capsule.  This is called video endoscopy (VCE). A capsule is swallowed that  
2. Transnasal endoscopy  
What is a Transnasal Endoscopy (TNE) A Trans-Nasal Endoscopy is a procedure where a thin flexible tube is passed down through the nose then down over the back of the tongue to examine the gullet  
3. Preparation for capsule endoscopy  
Prior to the day of your procedure you will have a preassessment (usually by telephone).  The nurse will ask you a number of questions about your health to ensure you are able to prepare  
4. During the Small Bowel Capsule Endoscopy  
You will be in the Endoscopy unit for about an hour. The nurse will explain the procedure to you and ask you to sign a consent form. This is a good time to ask any other questions you may have.  
5. Endoscopy  
Both the Endoscopy units are JAG accredited sites.  Please click the JAG icon to find out what this means for patient.  I have no one to look after me and I want sedation. Contact  
6. After your capsule endoscopy  
Once you have swallowed the capsule and have all the instructions, you can leave the hospital. You will need to check the blue light is flashing on the data recorder every 15 minutes. You will  
7. Contact us  
RETURN TO MAIN ENDOSCOPY PAGE - CLICK HERE If you want to discuss any aspect of your endoscopy experience including any concerns relating to your care then please don't hesitate to contact  
8. General appointment information  
On the day of your procedure the appointment time given is the time you must arrive at the endoscopy unit; this is not the time you should expect to have your procedure. Endoscopy procedures vary in  
9. Meet the Team  
Kim Clifford Clinical Endoscopists Shaun Mawhinney Clinical Endoscopists Linda Broomfield Clinical Educator Jo Priston Endoscopy Clinical Operations Manager Tracy Burland Endoscopy  
10. After the ERCP  
You will be taken back to Endoscopy recovery area or the ward where you will be monitored regularly after the procedure. Depending what treatment you have had will dictate whether you will be able  
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