The story focuses on use of the camera pill and discussion from Dr. Artnak about how the capsule has undergone recent significant improvement culminating with the release of a second-generation version of the device.
The capsule is primarily used to locate GI bleeding sources, and can also help help locate tumors, ulcers and signs of Crohn’s and Celiac disease, according to the report.
Read the San Angelo Standard-Times report about capsule endoscopy.
Read more about gastroenterologists featured in the news:
– Three Illinois Gastroenterologists Retire Simultaneously From GI Center
– Arizona Gastroenterologist Pays $400K to Settle False Claims Suit
– Gastroenterologist Named UC San Diego Health System Physician of the Year
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