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Gastroenterologists in Split: prices and appointments
No clinic of this field in Split yet. Prices come from the clinics' price lists, availability from the clinics themselves. Call or request an appointment online.
Also known as: gastroenterolog, gastroskopija, kolonoskopija
Prices in Split
Guide values from the clinics' price lists| Examination | Price |
|---|---|
| Gastroscopy | usually 120 – 170 € (Croatia) |
| Colonoscopy | usually 200 – 250 € (Croatia) |
| Gastroenterology consultation | usually 90 – 100 € (Croatia) |
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Good to know before the appointment
About Gastroscopy
What is it and when is it done?
Gastroscopy examines the oesophagus, stomach and duodenum with a thin flexible camera tube. Done for heartburn, stomach pain, swallowing problems, anaemia and biopsies.
How long does it take?
10–15 minutes; 1–2 hours in total with sedation.
How do I prepare?
Fasting 6–8 hours. With sedation do not drive, bring someone. Report blood thinners.
What happens afterwards?
Report immediately; biopsies in 7–14 days.
General information, not medical advice. The clinic gives the binding instructions for your appointment.
About Colonoscopy
What is it and when is it done?
Colonoscopy examines the whole large bowel and removes polyps. It is the key test for early detection of bowel cancer: recommended from age 50, for blood in stool, changed bowel habits and anaemia.
How long does it take?
20–45 minutes; 2–3 hours in total with sedation.
How do I prepare?
Liquid diet the day before, bowel-cleansing solution as instructed. Report blood thinners.
What happens afterwards?
Report immediately; polyp analysis 7–14 days.
General information, not medical advice. The clinic gives the binding instructions for your appointment.
About Gastroenterology consultation
What is it and when is it done?
The gastroenterology consultation covers the digestive system and liver: heartburn, abdominal pain, diarrhoea, constipation, bloating, raised liver enzymes, inflammatory bowel disease. Often with abdominal ultrasound.
How long does it take?
30 minutes.
How do I prepare?
Fasting 6 hours if ultrasound is planned. Bring lab results.
What happens afterwards?
Report immediately.
General information, not medical advice. The clinic gives the binding instructions for your appointment.