The program, called the Orlando Health Digestive Health Institute, will integrate medicine, surgery, radiology and pathology to provide comprehensive gastroenterology services across the Southeastern U.S. It will be designed by a panel of gastroenterology experts, and is expected to be fully developed next year.
The institute will feature centers for endoscopy research, inflammatory bowel disease, luminal gastroenterology and gastrointestinal cancer.
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