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Outpatient appointment with a gastroenterologist

A person should see a gastroenterologist if a disease of the gastrointestinal tract, liver, or pancreas is suspected – the patient exhibits stomach ache, diarrhoea, anaemia, weight loss.

In case any additional tests are required, you will be contacted and an appointment date will be arranged. The necessary tests (endoscopy, ultrasound test, computed tomography, etc.) and analyses are arranged at the appointment. Many gastrointestinal diseases are chronic, and patients must remain under monitoring by the gastroenterologist. In this case, the gastroenterologist will prepare a referral letter for a return appointment (valid for 1 year); the patient can register themselves for a physician’s appointment with it after the prescribed time has passed.

A general practitioner’s referral letter is required. A general practitioner can also refer you to an appointment via prior e-consultation, to which the gastroenterologist will respond in up to 4 working days.

You may also come to a paid gastroenterologist’s appointment – in this case, a referral from a family physician is not required, but you must also keep in mind that all tests and analyses will also be fee based.

Appointments can be booked:

Read more about coming for a medical specialist appointment.

Doctors

Peeter Kõiva
Peeter Kõiva
Gastroenterologist - Head of Centre
Clinic of Internal Medicine, Centre of Gastroenterology
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Thomas Zimmerer
Thomas Zimmerer
Gastroenterologist - Chief Physician
Clinic of Internal Medicine, Centre of Gastroenterology
Jelena Kozina
Jelena Kozina
Gastroenterologist
Clinic of Internal Medicine, Centre of Gastroenterology
Benno Margus
Benno Margus
Gastroenterologist - Chief Physician
Clinic of Internal Medicine, Centre of Gastroenterology
Anastassia Nedbalskaja
Anastassia Nedbalskaja
Gastroenterologist
Clinic of Internal Medicine, Centre of Gastroenterology