Hospiten Rambla University Hospital has positioned itself as one of the leading hospitals in the development of complex liver surgeries thanks to its state-of-the-art technological devices and the development of a highly specialized ICU. In this sense, the head of the General and Digestive System Surgery Service, Dr. Manuel Barrera Gómez, also highlights the high specialization and experience of the team that makes up the unit. "Not only do we have the latest technological innovations to perform such complex interventions, but we also have a team of surgeons with extensive experience and many years of work in both liver transplants and abdominal oncological surgery".

As a cardiologist, I have seen firsthand the impact of cardiovascular disease on the lives of many women. Heart problems are often thought to be exclusive to men, but the reality is that these diseases affect us equally and, in many cases, with more complications for us.

Hospiten Rambla University Hospital has taken a significant step towards innovation in healthcare with the installation of the Azurion R3 system, the first to be installed at Spain a few months ago and the first in the Canary Islands. Thanks to this new technology, interventional treatments reach a greater number of procedures for more patients in a consistent and efficient way. This advanced mechanism, recently launched to the market, incorporates the latest technological innovations, positioning this center at the forefront of minimally invasive care.

Basketball is a sports activity that combines physical, mental and recreational exercise. This sport, in addition to promoting physical fitness, contributes to personal and social well-being, as it requires teamwork and companionship, values that are essential to strengthen relationships among players.

3D technology applied to minimally invasive surgery improves the precision and safety of the procedure through more detailed visualization, preoperative planning and personalized guides. The Cardiac Surgery Service of the Hospiten Rambla University Hospital (Santa Cruz de Tenerife) is a pioneer in the Canary Islands in the use of this technology in minimally invasive interventions.

Hospiten and the European University today signed an agreement on the occasion of the forthcoming opening of the Hospiten Madrid Boadilla Hospital. The agreement, signed by Juan José Hernández Rubio, president of Hospiten, and Otilia de la Fuente, CEO and president of the European University, will enable the hospital network to provide teaching through clinical practice in the degrees of Medicine, Nursing and Physiotherapy, as well as reinforcing the training of undergraduate and postgraduate students in all areas of the Faculty of Medicine, Health and Sports.

The hospital group reaffirms that prevention and visual education are the best tools to protect the eye health of the entire population and guarantee good visual quality in the future.