Enjoy an intensive 3-week stay in a reputable center and get up to date on the latest clinical procedures to achieve professional growth"

In recent years, therapeutic innovations and the development of new tools for the management of diseases of the lower genital tract have multiplied. At the same time, medical sciences have paid special attention to the Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) and the search for prophylactic strategies against this sexually transmitted pathology. In addition, new studies have been developed to better manage male patients who suffer from this condition and are generally underestimated in medical statistics. In addition, protocols for the pharmacological and surgical intervention of warts in the oropharyngeal cavity have appeared.

All these advances are challenging for specialists who continually demand programs where they can develop practical skills in this regard. Based on these requirements, TECH has devised this theoretical program, 100% in-person and intensive, where the physicians will incorporate to their professional practice the most recently applied diagnostic and therapeutic procedures in the study of this type of pathologies. This immersive stay will devote 3 weeks to exhaustive and rigorous learning from a hospital facility of reference for its optimal technological and therapeutic resources. In addition, you will be able to choose the sanitary facility that best suits your geographical location or your interests in international expansion.

In addition, the internship offers the possibility of working together with leading experts in this medical field. From this educational process, the physician will acquire the best experiences, based on cutting-edge research results. Furthermore, an assistant tutor will be in charge of monitoring your progress, including dynamic and innovative activities throughout the entire duration of this Internship program.

With this state-of-the-art Internship program, you will be able to put into effect the most up-to-date criteria for the management of infectious lesions resulting from HPV in the oropharyngeal cavity" 

This Internship program in Lower Genital Tract Pathology and HPV delves into the latest trends in the approach to these diseases. Through its innovative learning methodology, the physician will develop competence in the most direct way, offering specific care to real patients from the first educational day.

Incorporate into your daily practice the latest surgical techniques to address cervical cancer in women previously affected by HPV" 

General Objectives

• Gain a broad understanding of HPV infection and the disease burden it generates, the biological behavior of the virus, and the development of associated lesions
• Perform a correct evaluation of the screening, diagnosis and management of lesions caused by HPV, as well as learning how to identify them through a colposcopy
• Master the current strategies for primary and secondary prevention, as well as tertiary prevention associated with the development of vaccine treatments
• Know the latest information and controversies of current treatment in cervical cancer.
• Manage female patients affected by HPV and their partners, at both the psychological and sexual levels

Specific Objectives

• Study the dissemination routes of the virus and its transmission
• Analyze how the immune system clears the virus
• Understand how HPV evades the host immune system
• Comprehend how cancer or even relapse can develop from intraepithelial neoplasia
• Know the different viral genotypes and their different biological action
• Examine the different virus detection techniques and the correct applications of these techniques
• Delve into the effect of preventative vaccines in special populations such as those with AIDS and immunosuppressed conditions
• Compare and identify the improvements and difficulties of the different screening systems that currently exist
• Manage the pathology and the interaction between the bacterial environment of the vagina and HPV
• Assess and compare various images of colposcopy, vaginoscopy and vulvoscopy
• Learn how to design vaccine treatment and which types of vaccines are being tested
• Have a vision of the future of HPV infections and their possible solutions using the immune system
• Inquire how to manage preneoplastic and neoplastic anal lesions and their repercussions
• Address how to correct manage preneoplastic and neoplastic oropharynx lesions and their repercussions
• Diagnose pathologies as condylomas and intraepithelial neoplasms both in women and men by following clinical guidelines
• Analyze the current management of the invasive cervical pathology, its diagnosis and management according to the current clinical practice guidelines
• Visualize and analyze the different alternatives in locally advanced cases and the management of tumors >2 cm
• Assess criteria of care in couple therapy and know how to comprehensively treat patients beyond the clinical management
• Analyze the relationship between HPV and other sexually transmitted diseases and how to manage their co-existence

Enroll in this program and gain further specialization in the management of HPV in male patients"