Learn more about the Stretta Procedure.

What is the Stretta Procedure?
The Stretta Procedure is an essentially non-invasive, one-time endoluminal treatment that gently delivers precise radiofrequency (RF) waves to the gastro esophageal (GE) junction to restore lower esophageal sphincter function. Once the lower esophageal sphincter function is restored it will act as a barrier to prevent the upward flow of gastric contents into your esophagus.

How safe is the Stretta Procedure?
Current data shows that when used by a trained physician, the Stretta procedure is pretty much as safe as a routine endoscopy procedure, also called esophagogastroduodenoscopy (EGD). Endoscopy is when the physician will pass a flexible small tube with camera lens at the end of the tube (endoscope) in your mouth and pass into your esophagus and continue into your stomach and duodenum to see if there are any abnormalities of your upper digestive system.