Neurogastroenterology in Haifa — manometry and consultation
Information about Dr. Rima Shalom Suchotnik’s work at the neurogastroenterology clinic at Carmel Medical Center in Haifa, manometry tests and arranging an appointment at the institute.
Dr. Rima Shalom Suchotnik · MD PhDClinical work at Carmel Medical Center
Dr. Rima Shalom Suchotnik is a senior physician at the Gastroenterology Institute, Carmel Medical Center, Haifa. She leads the neurogastroenterology clinic and is responsible for GI motility assessment — esophageal and anorectal manometry.
Her clinical work includes evaluation, consultation and follow-up for patients with functional symptoms and bowel disorders.
What is manometry?
Manometry is a pressure and motility test of the esophagus or rectum used to assess motility disorders.
Procedures include esophageal manometry and anorectal manometry. Preparation instructions and relevant documents are provided according to the type of procedure when it is booked.
Areas of consultation
- Reflux, dyspepsia and swallowing disorders.
- Chronic constipation and diarrhea, and IBS.
- Evaluation, consultation and follow-up for functional symptoms and bowel disorders.
What should you bring to a visit or procedure?
- Identification and your HMO card.
- A referral and Form 17, if required by your HMO or institute.
- An updated list of regular medications.
- Relevant blood test and imaging results.
Preparation instructions, consent forms and relevant documents are provided according to the type of procedure when it is booked. Check with your HMO or institute in advance which documents are needed.
Arranging an appointment at Carmel Medical Center
Appointments are scheduled through the secretariat of the Gastroenterology Institute. Institute phone: 04-8250356 (Sun–Thu, 08:00–15:00), or via the Clalit call center *2700.
Services are intended for adults over the age of 18. Availability, contact details and quarterly co-payments may change according to the HMO and service type.