Surgical achalasia treatment at Mayo Clinic

Mayo Clinic’s thoracic surgeons speak to how Mayo Clinic experts are treating achalasia by using innovative, minimally invasive techniques to improve patient outcomes.

Advancements at Mayo Clinic – Hepatitis C is no longer a barrier to transplant

Bashar A. Aqel, M.D., a transplant hepatologist at Mayo Clinic in Arizona, discusses ways to expand the potential donor pool and shorten the wait time to transplant for patients with end-stage liver disease

Barrett's esophagus

Prasad G. Iyer, M.D., and Cadman L. Leggett, M.D., gastroenterologists at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota, share information about Barrett's esophagus.

Minimally invasive treatment advances for Zenker's diverticulum

In this video, Mayo Clinic gastroenterologist Ryan J. Law, D.O., provides an overview of Zenker's diverticulum, including signs and symptoms, diagnosis, and a new minimally invasive approach to repairing a Zenker's diverticulum with peroral ...

Advanced endoscopic techniques for treating gastrointestinal lesions

Nayantara Coelho-Prabhu, M.B.B.S., and Louis M. Wong Kee Song, M.D., provide an overview of how new minimally invasive advanced endoscopic techniques are being used to treat lesions that previously required surgery.

A high-risk pancreas clinic

The High-risk Pancreas Clinic was developed to offer individuals who are at a higher risk of developing pancreatic cancer an opportunity to receive an in-depth screening for early detection of pancreatic cancer.