Coming into hospital
A gastroscopy or upper gastro-intestinal (GI) endoscopy is an examination of your gullet, stomach and upper intestine using an endoscope. The procedure is also known as gastroscopy. An endoscope is a flexible tube with very small lenses and a light attached to the end of it. The procedure is carried out by someone with special training called an endoscopist.
On Saturday 22 February, 8am-6pm, there will be a temporary change of vehicle access to the maternity unit at York Hospital. Access via entrance 2 will be closed to allow essential works to be completed.
If you are attending the maternity unit at York on this day, please drive in via the entrance for A&E (marked blue light priority).
The multi-storey car park will not be affected by this change, and any non-urgent visitors should continue to park in this area.
