Head Professor: Javier E. Barreras González, MD. PhD.
First and secound degree specialist in General Surgery
Associate Professor. Assistant Researcher.
Head of the General Surgery Service.

Price: 400.00 USD

January 23 - 27 | April 17 - 21 | Septimber 18 - 22

Duration: one week.

Main Topics:

Topic 1:
Minimally invasive surgery. Theoretical foundation. Videolaparoscopic Surgery in Gynecology.
Topic 2:
Pneumoperitoneum. Physiology and pathophysiology. Implications in the homeostasis of the patient. Pneumoperitoneum complications.
Topic 3:
Benign adnexal masses.
Topic 4:
Histeroscopy.
Topic 5:
Treatment of infertility.
Topic 6:
Complications in laparoscopic surgery
General Objectives:
Know the theoretical-practical principles of videolaparoscopic surgery. Present up-to-date knowledge about the possibilities of applying videolaparoscopic surgery in basic gynecological procedures, as well as reaching some visual-spatial skills. .

Head Professor: Javier E. Barreras González, MD. PhD.
First and secound degree specialist in General Surgery
Associate Professor. Assistant Researcher.
Head of the General Surgery Service.

Price: 400.00 USD

January 33 - February 3 | April 24 - 28 | September 25 - 29

Duration: one week.

Main Topics:

Topic 1:
General aspects.
Topic 2:
Laparoscopic hysterectomy.
Topic 3:
Endometriosis.
Topic 4:
Histeroscopy.
Topic 5:
Oncologic laparoscopic surgery.
Topic 6:
Adnexal masses.
Topic 7:
Associated procedrures.
General Objectives:
To present updated knowledge regarding the possibilities of performing laparoscopic surgery in complex gynecologic procedures, as well as some skills.
To explain the indications, contraindications, advantages and complications in laparoscopic hysterectomy.
To identify laparoscopic surgical techniques used for treating some gynecologic neoplasia.
To explain the main laparoscopic procedures for the treatment of adnexal masses, endometriosis and disorders of the pelvic bed.
To recognize the possible use of therapeutic hysteroscopy.
To present updated knowledge regarding the development of gynecologic procedures through minimally invasive surgery and other associated procedures

Head Professor: Javier E. Barreras González, MD. PhD.
First and secound degree specialist in General Surgery
Associate Professor. Assistant Researcher.
Head of the General Surgery Service.

Price: 1,200.00 USD

February 6 - 24 | April 16 - May 6 | October 2 - 20

Duration: three weeks.

Requirement: Advanced Gynecologic Laparoscopic Surgery I Training.

Main Topics:

Topic 1:
Minimally invasive surgery and particularities of videoendoscopic instruments.
Topic 2:
Pneumoperitoneum for laparoscopy; physiology and physiopathology.
Topic 3:
Preoperative, transoperative and postoperative care in laparoscopic surgery.
Topic 4:
Electrosurgical sources in laparoscopic surgery.
General Objectives:
To perform new skills in gynecologic laparoscopic surgery
To perform these new skills with moderate and more complex gynecologic procedures.
To identify the necessary instruments and equipment required to perform gynecologic laparoscopic surgery
To recognize the characteristics of hysteroscopic, preperitoneal and laparoscopic approaches.
To demonstrate visual-spatial orientation and mastering of the specifications of the equipment by participating in surgery as cameraman and assistant
To recognize moderate and more complex gynecologic procedures
- Approach of adnexal masses.
- Laparoscopic sugery for fibroma
- Myomectomy
- Fixation of pelvic organ prolapse.
- Laparoscopic hysterectomy.
To assess individual performance in laparoscopic surgery competence and in this way place it on the learning curve.

Head Professor: Rosalba Roque González, MD. PhD.
First and secound degree specialist in General Surgery
Associate Professor. Assistant Researcher.
Educations and Research Head Manager.

Price: 400.00 USD

February 6 - 10 | March 21 - 31 | May 8 - 12 | June 5 - 9 | September 4 - 8

Duration: one week.

Main Topics:

Topic 1:
Laparoscopic Surgery Equipment. Principles for their use. Knots and sutures in Laparoscopic Surgery.
Topic 2:
Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy and Appendectomy.
Tema 3:
Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy and Common Bile Duct exploration. Transoperative Cholangiography.
Generals Objective:
To develop skills in basic laparoscopic procedures with inanimate simulators and animal viscera.

Head Professor: Rosalba Roque González, MD. PhD.
First and secound degree specialist in General Surgery
Associate Professor. Assistant Researcher.
Educations and Research Head Manager.

Price 1,500.00 USD

February 13 - March 3 | March 6 - 24| April 3 - 21 | May 15 - June 2 | June 12 - 30 | September 12 - October 30 | Octuber 31 - November 18

Duration: Three week.

Requirement: Basic Laparoscopic Procedure I Course.

Main Topics:

Topic 1:
Minimally Invasive Surgery. Theoretical basis. Sterilization and care of video endoscopic instruments.
Topic 2:
Pneumoperitoneum. Physiology and physiopathology. Implications for homeostasis of the patient. Pneumoperitoneum complications.
Topic 3:
Common bile duct lithiasis. Transoperative cholangiography.
Topic 4:
Practical teaching of basic procedures in laparoscopic surgery.
General Objective:
Desarrollar habilidades para llevar a cabo de forma segura y eficaz procedimientos básicos en cirugía mínimamente invasiva.

Head Professor: Miguel Angel Martínez Alfonso, MD. PhD.
First and secound degree specialist in General Surgery
Associate Professor. Assistant Researcher.

Price: 560.00 USD

February 13 - 17 | April 3 - 7 | September 11 - 15

Duration: one week.

Requirements: Laparoscopic Surgery I and II Training or experience in basic procedures in laparoscopic surgery.

Main Topics:

Topic 1:
Laparoscopic treatment for gastro esophageal reflux disease (GERD) and esophageal achalasia.
Topic 2:
Usefulness of Manometry for the surgical treatment of esophageal motor disorders.
Topic 3:
General technical aspects and characteristics of laparoscopic colon surgery.
Topic 4:
Laparoscopic colon surgery. Sigmoidectomy
Topic 5:
Total resection of the mesorectum.
Tema 6:
MEndoscopic transanal microsurgery.
OGeneral Objectives:
To recognize the main principles to perform advanced laparoscopic surgery: gastric esophageal and colorectal.
To perform procedures for intracorporeal suture, viscera dissection and reproduction of techniques on pelvitrainers.

Head Professor: Miguel Angel Martínez Alfonso, MD. PhD.
First and secound degree specialist in General Surgery
Associate Professor. Assistant Researcher.

Price 2,080.00 USD

February 20 - March 17 | May 2 - 26 | September 19 - October 13

Duration: Three week.

Requirements:Advanced Laparoscopic Surgery I Course.

Main Topics:

Topic 1:
Advanced Laparoscopic Surgery.
- Indications and use of mechanical suture in laparoscopic colorectal surgery.
- Endoscopic transanal microsurgery in rectal cancer.
- Complications in gastric esophageal surgery.
- Endoscopic variants for treating gastro esophageal reflux.
- Technical details and strategies in treating giant hiatal hernias.
General Objective:
To perform advanced laparoscopic surgery safely and effectively.

Head Professor: Miguel Angel Martínez Alfonso, MD. PhD.
First and secound degree specialist in General Surgery
Associate Professor. Assistant Researcher.

Price: 560.00 USD

March 21 - 25 | October 10 - 14

Duration: one wekk.

Main Topic:

Topic 1:
Morbid obesity.
Topic 2:
Usefulness of manometry for the surgical treatment of esophageal motor disorders.
Topic 3:
Surgical complications and treatment to develop.
Topic 4:
Obesity, anesthesia and morbid obesity sirgery.
Tema 5:
Nutritional Support for metabolic surgery and obesity. Nutrition, overweight and obesity.
Main Topics:
To acquire the necessary knowledge for the evaluation of the morbidly obese patient and the execution of bariatric surgery techniques; as well as postoperative evaluation and long-term follow-up.
To know the fundamentals of metabolic surgery, to know the applied techniques and the studies carried out.
Perform intracorporeal suture procedures, dissection and reproduction of the techniques in pelvitrainers.

Head Professor: Hiram de Zacarías Rodríguez Blanco, MD.
First and secound degree specialist in General Surgery
Associate Professor. Assistant Researcher.

Price: 560.00 USD

March 6 - 10 | April 10 - 14 | June 12 - 16 | October 2 - 6

Duration: one week.

Main Topics:

Topic 1:
Video thoracoscopic. Theoretical foundation.
Topic 2:
Video Aassisted Thoracoscopic Surgery (VAST) and Solitary pulmonary nodule.
Topic 3:
VATS in the pneumothorax.
Topic 4:
VATS in pleural effusion.
Topic 5:
Hyperhidrosis Sympathicotomy for VATS.
Topic 6:
VATS in tumor lesions of the mediastinum.
General Objective:
Develop skills to safely and effectively carry out basic procedures in thoracic surgery by minimally invasive approach.

Head Professor: Rafael Torres Peña, MD. PhD.
First and secound degree specialist in General Surgery
Associate Professor. Assistant Researcher.

Price: 560.00 USD

October 16 - 20

Duration: one week.

Main Topics:

Topic 1:
The rectum's anatomy.
Topic 2:
Laparoscopic Rectopexy Technique Approach.
Topic 3:
Laparoscopic Techniques: Laparoscopic Mesorectal Excision (LMS).
Topic 4:
Transanal techniques: Transanal Endoscopic Microsurgery (TEM) and TAMIS (Transanal Minimally Invasive Surgery).
Topic 5:
The innovation and rectal surgery: the combined approach (taTME) and robotic surgery.
Topic 6:
Minimally invasive surgery in rectal cancer. Results.
General Objective:
Update knowledge about the different minimally invasive treatment options for benign and malignant rectal lesions.
Reproduce different techniques and procedures in pelvitrainers: viscera dissection, mechanical suture, TEM.