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2 months – 23 teaching hours


General objective<\/strong>

– Offer a continuing education program in Upper Digestive Endoscopy.

– Promote updating in endoscopic techniques, which facilitate the diagnosis, monitoring and treatment of pathology of the upper digestive tract.


Specific objectives<\/strong>

– Review the updated contents on diagnostic and therapeutic endoscopic techniques and their practical application from the point of view of the medical specialist.

– Knowledge of specific therapeutic techniques, oriented according to pathology and endoscopic findings.

– Promote the correct handling and application of these techniques.


Target audiences<\/strong>

– Gastroenterologists.
– Digestive Endoscopist Surgeons.
– Pediatricians Gastroenterologists endoscopists.-
– Scholarship recipients in digestive endoscopic training in the aforementioned specialties.


DOWNLOAD <\/a>P<\/a>ROGRAM<\/a>

SEE REGULATION<\/a>

REGISTRATION AND MORE INFORMATION<\/a>


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