Kaizen care
Liver, Gastro & Advanced Endoscopy Center
At Kaizen Care, we are proud to bring the most advanced diagnostic technologies to our community. As the first and only clinic to offer Capsule Endoscopy in Bilaspur, we provide our patients with world-class care, eliminating the need to travel for specialized procedures. Dr. Sitendu Kumar Patel uses this state-of-the-art pill-camera to examine the small intestine with unparalleled precision and patient comfort.
Read More About Kaizen CareCapsule Endoscopy is a diagnostic procedure that uses a tiny wireless camera to take pictures of your digestive tract. Unlike a standard endoscopy, which uses a long flexible tube, this procedure involves swallowing a capsule the size of a large vitamin pill. As the capsule travels naturally through your digestive system, it captures thousands of images and transmits them to a recorder worn on a belt around your waist. It is primarily used to visualize the small intestine (small bowel), which cannot be easily reached by upper endoscopy or colonoscopy.
Dr. Patel generally recommends this procedure when other tests have failed to find the cause of your symptoms. It is most commonly used to investigate:
This advanced technology helps in the precise diagnosis and management of:
The procedure at Kaizen Care is simple, safe, and does not require anesthesia.
The effectiveness of Capsule Endoscopy depends on the accurate interpretation of thousands of images. Dr. Sitendu Kumar Patel has extensive experience in identifying subtle abnormalities in the small bowel.
We use high-resolution capsule technology to ensure the sharpest image quality for a precise diagnosis.
Our team is dedicated to making your experience stress-free, a core part of our mission as explained in our About Us page.
For most people, it is not. The capsule is the size of a large vitamin pill with a smooth coating, making it easy to swallow. If you have concerns about swallowing, please discuss them with Dr. Patel beforehand.
No, you should not feel the capsule as it moves through your digestive system.
Yes, you can drive and perform most light daily activities, such as office work. We advise avoiding strenuous physical activity, bending, or heavy lifting during the 8-hour test period.
No. Unlike a CT scan, Capsule Endoscopy does not use radiation. It uses a light-emitting camera and transmits data via radio frequency, which is completely safe.
Capsule retention is rare. Dr. Patel will assess your risk beforehand. If you have a known intestinal narrowing (stricture), this procedure may not be recommended.
No, the capsule is disposable and single-use. It will pass naturally in your stool and can be safely flushed.
Disclaimer: "The information provided on this page is for educational purposes only and should not replace medical advice from a healthcare professional. For personalized care, please consult a qualified medical practitioner."