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Home > Patient Guide > GI/ Endoscopy Program > How to Prepare for a Consultation
How to Prepare for a Consultation
When preparing for your appointment with a Pancreas Center endoscopist, expect to talk about your symptoms and past medical history.
Since you will be asked about medications you are currently taking, you may want to create a medication list that includes the dosage of each medication and the condition for which each is prescribed.
This information will help your endoscopist form a more complete impression of your condition.
If you have had any recent biopsies, blood work, or imaging studies, please obtain a copy of the studies and/or reports and bring them with you to your appointment.
This can be done by calling the facility at which you had the tests performed and requesting a copy of your results.
This process may take up to a week, so if possible, you may want to request them in advance of your scheduled appointment.
Since many consultations with Pancreas Center endoscopists lead to scheduling a procedure, you may want to bring a calendar or appointment book with you.
This will enable you to schedule your procedure before you finish your initial consultation.
Make sure to bring:
- Your INSURANCE CARD
- Any RADIOLOGY FILMS, CDs or IMAGING STUDIES previously performed
- Any relevant BIOPSY or BLOOD TEST RESULTS
- A LIST OF MEDICATIONS you are currently taking
- An APPOINTMENT BOOK to help you schedule your next visit
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What to expect from an appointment with a specialist:
Appointment Request Form
Directions to the Center

THE PANCREAS CENTER MAP
Herbert Irving Pavilion, 8th Floor
161 Fort Washington Ave,
New York, NY 10032
OUR SPECIALISTS
Pancreas Center patients have access to a highly experienced, multi-disciplinary team of gastroentorologists, oncologists, surgeons, radiologists, nurse practitioners, geneticists, genetic counselors and nutritionists.
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You can play a more active role in your own health care, gain access to innovative therapies before they become widely available, and help others by contributing to advancements in medical research by participating in clinical trials.
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