Fiberscopy to examine the achalasia in Allgrove Syndrome.

It is a complicated and impressive examination. However it does not ache, and is very fast.

The doctors cross a probe in the mouth. It goes to the stomach.

As for me, the probe was controlled by a microcomputing camera.

Before I swallowed a spray to put to sleep my throat. I asked questions, and wondered what they made.

I wonder if this examination is really useful. This examination allows essentially of detect a problem with "Achalasia".

This examination allows the doctors to discover if the patient is allergic to the "gluten" (a protein).

It measures the various pressures inside the oesophagus.