A proctological examination can identify the various rectal diseases underlying the patient’s complaints.

The aim of the 3D rectal ultrasound scan is to accurately map the structure of the rectal muscles and any defects.

If infections of unknown origin are suspected in the rectum, microbiological spotting helps to make an accurate diagnosis.

A histological sample of abnormal lesions found during a proctological examination allows an accurate diagnosis to be made.

The aim of HPV screening is to find out whether a patient is infected with human papillomavirus (HPV), which is a low-risk or high-risk group.

A high-resolution anoscope can be used to visualise precancerous conditions in the rectum that are invisible to the naked eye.