Gastroenterology and Hepatology provides inpatient and outpatient services.
Gastroenterology and Hepatology provides a wide range of services, covering all aspects of the following:
- Luminal gastroenterology
- Familial bowel cancer
- Liver and hepatobiliary disease
- Pancreatic disease
- Coeliac disease
- Oesophageal diseases (swallowing disorders and reflux)
- Hepatology (Hepatitis C, general hepatology)
- Clinical nutrition (including home parenteral nutrition)
The Gastroenterology Endoscopy Suite provides day procedures for Upper and Lower Gastrointestinal Endoscopy and ERCP.
Our outpatient services include a Clinical Nutrition Service, stationary oesophageal manometry/videomanometry and ambulatory oesophageal pressure/pH monitoring.
Inpatient services
Inpatient services consist most frequently of patients with decompensated liver disease, inflammatory bowel disease and gastrointestinal bleeding.
Clinics
| Coeliac | City Campus | Outpatients, Level 1 South | THU |
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| Gastro Surveillance | City Campus | Outpatients, Level 1 Centre | FRI |
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| Gastro Videomanometry | City Campus | Gastroenterology Reception, Level 3 Centre | FRI |
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| Gastro/Hepatology | City Campus | Outpatients, Level 1 South | WED | |
| Gastro/Hepatology | City Campus | Outpatients, Level 1 South | THU |
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| Gastro/Hepatology | City Campus | Outpatients, Level 1 South | WED |
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| Gastroenterology | City Campus | Outpatients, Level 1 South | WED | |
| Hepatocellular Cancer | City Campus | Outpatients, Level 1 South | MON |
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| Inflammatory Bowel | City Campus | Outpatients, Level 1 South | MON, THU |
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| Liver | City Campus | Outpatients, Level 1 South | WED |
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| Liver Rapid | City Campus | Outpatients, Level 1 South | WED |
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| Luminal Gastroenterology | City Campus | Outpatients, Level 1 South | THU | |
| Neurogastroenterology | City Campus | Outpatients, Level 1 South | WED |
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| TPN Nutrition | City Campus | Outpatients, Level 1 South | WED |
Referrals
We accept GP and specialist referrals for this service.
Referrals are triaged depending on priority. Emergency cases can present to the Emergency & Trauma Service at any time.
To refer a patient, complete and send your referral to Outpatients by fax to (03) 9342 4234.
You can use the following form or a template from your own system:
Referrals should include:
- relevant clinical history for the patient
- the reason for referral
- patient details including address, date of birth and contact phone numbers
- your provider number
- the name of the consultant (for Medicare clinics)
Special referral instructions
- Fax all clinic referrals to Outpatients
- Fax oesophageal manometry referrals to Oesophageal manometry
- Fax genetic referrals to Familial Cancer Centre