General Gastroenterology Consultation
The right diagnosis is the first step in successfully
treating digestive problems. The symptoms of
many gastrointestinal (GI) problems are very
similar, and the symptoms of other diseases may
be masked, according to David
Metz, MD, associate chief of Penn's GI division
for clinical affairs.
The extensive resources at Penn provide physicians
with a wide array of tools for diagnosing GI
problems, from endoscopy, colonoscopy and radiological
studies to the more advanced endoscopic retrograde
cholangiopancreatography, manometry,
breath testing and endoscopic
ultrasound.
Penn's gastroenterology physicians evaluate
and treat disorders of the gastrointestinal
tract and liver at several locations throughout
the University of Pennsylvania Health System.
Attending physicians are experts across the
spectrum of digestive and liver disorders.
Our team
collaborates closely to provide definitive diagnosis
or second opinion and a plan for treatment.
All three sites provide the same high quality
from physicians who are all members of Penn's
Gastroenterology Division.
Locations
This program is available at the following locations:
Perelman
Center for Advanced Medicine
Fourth Level, Suite 4-370S
3400 Civic Center Boulevard
Philadelphia, PA 19104
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Penn
Presbyterian Medical Center
51 N. 39th Street
Wright-Saunders Building, Suite 218
Philadelphia, PA 19104
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Penn
Presbyterian Medical Center
51 N. 39th Street
Philadelphia Heart Institute, Suite 2B
Philadelphia, PA 19104
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Penn
Medicine at Radnor
250 King of Prussia Road
Radnor, PA 19087
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Preparing for Appointments and Procedures
Are you scheduled for a first-time consultation
with a gastroenterologist at Penn? Save time
at the doctor's office by completing your registration
and medical history forms in advance.
Digestive System Illustration
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