Dr. Rozana Aleksi, Gastroenterologist
Age
50 vjeç
Seks
Female
Nationality
Albanian
Phone
Mobile
0674070923
rozanaaleksi@yahoo.ca
Specialities
Procedures
Ultrasound Gastroscopy Colonoscopy
Workplace
Klinika Endoskopike LaVita, Rr. Kongresi i Manastirit, TiraneProfessional qualifications
| Gastrohepatologist | 2004 | QSUT | |
| Clinical Research Associate | 2005 | Kriger Research Center, Toronto, Canada | |
| Abdomen and Small Parts Sonographer | 2006 | Burwin Institute of Diagnostic Medical Ultrasound | abdomen, thyroid, breast, soft tissues |
| Abdomen and Small Parts Sonographer | 2007 | Toronto Medical Education Center, Toronto, Canada | abdomen, thyroid, breast, soft tissues |
| Abdominal ultrasound | 2008 | RDMS (American Registry of Diagnostic Medical Sonographers) | Abdomen |
| Qualification for Contrast Ultrasound | 2014 | Bologna, Italy | ultrasonographic examination with contrast material of focal liver lesions |
| Invasive echography | 2014 | Berlin, Germany | ultrasound-guided biopsy of abdominal organs (liver) and superficial organs (breast, thyroid, soft tissues) |
Published articles
| Temptation stones | Agust 2012 | 3 comments |
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Greetings, my mom is 72 years old, she had surgery on her small intestine 35 years ago. From time to time, she experiences abdominal swelling, intestinal rumbling, and pain. We took her to the hospital, and they told us she should not eat foods without fiber. Please, what are these foods?
Sent by Majlinda, më 11 November 2016 në 02:41
Hello, I have a sister who has a kidney stone. She was pregnant and gave birth two months ago. One stone has blocked her small intestine channel, and she has developed a yellow color in her eyes and face. The doctor told her to get infusions, and she has been receiving 3 infusions for 2 weeks. Do the infusions do anything, and is it possible to remove the stone without any intervention? Please tell me
Sent by Vlora, më 22 January 2018 në 12:53
Hello,
The therapy depends on the size of the stone. If the stone is very small, there is a possibility that it may pass on its own through the intestine.
However, usually, in these cases, the recommended intervention is ERCP-the stone is removed with a probe from within the intestine. If it is expected for the stone to pass on its own, there is the possibility of complications, where the most dangerous is acute pancreatitis, therefore my advice is that if you have the opportunity to undergo this procedure-ERCP, to do it without delay.
All the best
Replay from Dr. Rozana Aleksi, më 23 January 2018 në 04:38
Hello. My father has problems with his intestine. He passes undigested stool and has some pain on the right side of his abdomen. I note that he has not gone for a check-up because he refuses to do a colonoscopy
Sent by Anxhi, më 04 April 2022 në 16:02