A virtual colonoscopy is a procedure that uses medical imaging and computers to create a three-dimensional picture of the colon and rectum. The test is most frequently used to diagnose colorectal cancer, polyps, and disease. Virtual colonoscopy is a relatively quick outpatient procedure performed at Pacific Coast Digestive Health that does not require sedation or anesthesia.

A virtual colonoscopy is a procedure that uses medical imaging and computers to create a three-dimensional picture of the colon and rectum. The test is most frequently used to diagnose colorectal cancer, polyps, and disease. Virtual colonoscopy is a relatively quick outpatient procedure performed at Pacific Coast Digestive Health that does not require sedation or anesthesia.