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Treatments & Services for Your Gastrointestinal System

Our Gastroenterology Clinic offers comprehensive evaluation and treatment options for both common and uncommon gastrointestinal (GI) diseases. Our services include:

  • complete consultations,
  • evaluation and management plans, and
  • second opinions on all GI related conditions.

We also perform routine colonoscopy and endoscopy prevention screenings. With the range of specialists we have available, you are guaranteed customized, quality care at University of Utah Health.

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    Preparing for Procedures

    Preparing for Your Colonoscopy or Endoscopy Appointment

    Learn what to do before your GI appointment so you can be prepared.

    After Your Appointment

    After a GI appointment, you may have a lot of questions about next steps. Learn how to care for yourself after your procedure or test.

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