Seemingly Endless Cycles of
Endoscopies
and Biopsies?
Ask Your Doctor About EnteroTracker® and the Esophageal String Test®
Endoscopies
and Biopsies?
Ask Your Doctor About EnteroTracker® and the Esophageal String Test®
This breakthrough technique was created to avoid numerous cycles of endoscopy and biopsy procedures for monitoring upper digestive tract disorders
The New Era Of Gastrointestinal Sampling
Living with upper digestive tract conditions like Eosinophilic Esophagitis (EoE) demands vigilant disease tracking and monitoring.
The current approach, reliant on frequent invasive endoscopy with biopsy, has driven healthcare expenses to a staggering $1.4 billion annually in the U.S. and relies on invasive procedures, which further burden patients. Costs and hardships have only escalated over the past two decades.
While generally safe, this standard diagnostic method has inherent limitations, underscoring the urgent necessity for a superior approach— one that is not only highly accurate but also minimally invasive and cost-effective.
EnteroTracker® and the Esophageal String Test® fill this critical gap, supporting:
EnteroTrack is For
Our Process Works in Four Simple Steps
Why EnteroTracker®?
Our innovation stands firmly on the foundation of two decades of rigorous research and unwavering dedication to solid science.
Centered around emerging gut health needs, we confront the challenges of upper gastrointestinal conditions head-on.
EoE
GERD
Barrett’s esophagus/esophageal adenocarcinoma
Gastritis
Food allergies
With pioneering research and an unwavering commitment to advancing healthcare, we equip health professionals and patients with efficient, powerful tools to navigate the health journey. Patients’ well-being drives every step we take.
The EnteroTracker® Gastrointestinal Sampling Difference
The EnteroTracker® supports minimally invasive procedures, which...
EnteroTracker®: Where Precision Meets Comfort
This Cutting-Edge Sampling Is Changing The Future Of Upper Gut Monitoring
Ready to offer the freedom of fewer endoscopies and a clearer picture of their upper GI health to your patients while reducing strain on healthcare?
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