Gastroenterology Second Opinion from US Specialists
Independent review of your GI diagnosis and treatment plan by U.S. board-certified gastroenterologists. Delivered remotely, in 14 days.
What do you need reviewed?
Select the specialty that fits your case.
What Our Gastroenterologists Review
GI conditions range from inflammatory bowel disease to liver cancer, each with its own subspecialty and its own treatment protocols. Our review confirms whether you're getting the right plan for your specific diagnosis.
Pathology & Biopsy Review
Re-evaluation of GI biopsy specimens (including colon, liver, and endoscopic biopsies) for accurate diagnosis of IBD, dysplasia, and malignancy.
Imaging & Endoscopy Reports
Review of CT enterography, MRCP, abdominal MRI, and colonoscopy reports to verify findings and staging.
Treatment Protocol
Assessment of your current IBD regimen, liver disease management, or GI cancer treatment against American College of Gastroenterology and AASLD guidelines.
Lab & Biomarker Interpretation
Review of liver function panels, inflammatory markers (CRP, calprotectin), and serologic tests to assess disease activity and progression.
Surgical vs. Medical Decision
Independent assessment of whether surgery is indicated for your condition, or whether medical management has been fully optimized first.
Multidisciplinary Input
For GI cancers and complex liver disease, your case draws on input from hepatology, GI oncology, and interventional gastroenterology.
When to Seek a Gastroenterology Second Opinion
- check_circleYou have been diagnosed with inflammatory bowel disease (Crohn's or ulcerative colitis) and want to confirm your treatment plan
- check_circleYour liver condition (cirrhosis, fatty liver disease, autoimmune hepatitis) is progressing or poorly controlled
- check_circleA GI cancer has been found and you want an independent review of staging and treatment options
- check_circleYou have been recommended for bowel surgery, liver resection, or ERCP and want a second view
- check_circleYour symptoms persist despite treatment and no clear diagnosis has been established
- check_circleTwo gastroenterologists have given you different recommendations
Frequently Asked Questions
How does a gastroenterology second opinion from the U.S. work?
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Upload your endoscopy reports, biopsy pathology, imaging studies, lab results, and current treatment plan. A U.S. board-certified gastroenterologist reviews all materials and delivers a written second opinion within 14 days. For complex cases, a live video consultation is also available.
Can a remote specialist review my colonoscopy and biopsy results?
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Yes. Pathology slides can be reviewed from digital images and scanned reports. Endoscopy reports and imaging studies are routinely reviewed remotely. The written opinion addresses your specific diagnosis, current management, and any recommended adjustments.
What if my U.S. gastroenterologist recommends a different approach?
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Take the report back to your treating physician in India. A different recommendation is not unusual. GI medicine has significant variation in practice patterns. The U.S. specialist's written reasoning gives you a documented basis for discussing the alternative with your doctor.
Which GI conditions do you cover?
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We cover the full range of gastroenterology, including Crohn's disease, ulcerative colitis, celiac disease, GERD, Barrett's esophagus, liver cirrhosis, fatty liver disease (NAFLD/NASH), hepatitis B and C, pancreatic conditions, colorectal polyps, and GI cancers including colorectal, gastric, esophageal, pancreatic, and liver cancer.
How long does the review take?
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Most gastroenterology second opinions are delivered within 14 days of receiving complete records. You will be notified if additional materials are needed before review begins.
Get Your Gastroenterology Second Opinion
U.S. board-certified gastroenterologists. Independent review. Delivered in 14 days.