Internal Medicine

Overview

Internal Medicine is responsible for diagnosing and treating complex or multisystemic diseases in adults. It is a key specialty for the comprehensive management of patients with multiple conditions, without the need for multiple referrals.

Our internists serve as clinical references within the hospital, coordinating care for patients with diverse medical needs or difficult diagnoses.

Common Conditions Treated

Systemic or recurrent infections
Autoimmune and systemic diseases (lupus, vasculitis, etc.)
Hypertension, diabetes, dyslipidemia, and metabolic diseases
Chronic kidney, liver, or respiratory failure
Elderly patients with multiple diseases
Anemias, fever of unknown origin
Rare or uncommon diseases
Preoperative assessment in complex patients

What to Expect During Your Visit

The Internal Medicine consultation focuses on a comprehensive view of the patient. Symptoms, medical history, and current treatments are reviewed to establish a complete diagnosis.

Specialized Services

Clinical coordination for patients with multiple pathologies. Care for systemic or difficult-to-diagnose diseases. Follow-up in hospital and outpatient settings. Comprehensive management of chronic and polymedicated patients. Diagnostic support to other medical specialties.

Additional Services and Tests

Complete clinical assessment
Advanced blood testing, autoimmunity, serologies
Ultrasounds and functional studies
Imaging tests and biopsies (in coordination with radiology and pathology)
Medical consultation during hospitalization, emergency, or ICU

*Check availability at each center