Even a single test
only finds it when done right.
Endoscopy is the first step in finding disease early and preventing it. We keep to the basics of disinfection and reading to improve accuracy.
Most digestive diseases have no symptoms early on. By the time symptoms appear, the disease has often progressed.
Disinfection runs as a separate process, and every reading is checked again with a second reading.
We review your symptoms and previous test history.
Performed under the care of an anesthesiology and pain medicine specialist.
If an abnormal finding appears, tissue is sampled right away.
A specialist reads the images again.
Explained the same day, with referral to a department when needed.
Even a single test
only finds it when done right.
Geriatric Medicine · Functional Medicine. Key credentials of the physicians who run the center.
Open a clinic for its tests, treatments and doctors, or a condition below for symptoms and causes.
If you are not sure which program fits, you can start by requesting a consultation.
A detailed checkup including endoscopy, within one day. Coordinators in five languages by your side.
We listen to your symptoms first and select only what you need. A dedicated coordinator guides you from the reservation onward.
Videos, columns, press coverage and patient stories published by Kwangdong Hospital that relate to this center. Tap to go to the original. Linked content is in Korean.
A video that follows how a checkup day actually unfolds.
Watch this when deciding whether to add a brain test to your checkup.
How to decide what to add to a base checkup.
What a checkup does when there are no symptoms.
An interview whose title is our view of checkups.
Why we do not give everyone the same checkup.
On how a checkup is designed around the individual.
The gaps that open up when the same items are repeated year after year.
Titles, dates and sources are carried over exactly as posted on Kwangdong Hospital’s official boards.
For questions not covered here, you can also call us at +82-2-2222-4888.
The less a disease shows,
the more the basics matter.