Gynecological Cancer Prevention. The uterus and breast are the preferred organs for women's malignant tumors and, due to their accessibility, they offer the best conditions for making an early diagnosis and, therefore, a better condition for a definitive cure. In cervical cancer, it is possible to prevent it through a test called Pap smear or colpocytology, which mainly reveals pre-cancerous lesions that could develop into malignancy. In breast cancer, through self-examination and mammography, it is also possible to identify lesions at an early stage.

Prenatal. Prenatal care includes medical consultations during pregnancy, in which the doctor performs an overall assessment of the pregnant woman and also the baby's growth. In addition, various laboratory tests are carried out. All of these actions aim to detect and treat diseases or conditions that may have harmful effects on the health of the mother and/or baby at an early stage.

Gynecological Surgery. Amniocentesis; Diagnostic laparoscopy; Chemical cauterization or electrocoagulation or cryocauterization of the cervix; Surgery for adhesion lysis, cauterization of endometriosis foci, ovarian or tumor biopsy; Chemical cauterization or electrocoagulation or cryocauterization of vulvar injuries; Bartholinectomy; Vulvar biopsy; Perineorrhaphy (not obstetric or episiorrhaphy resuturing); Removal of lesions from the vulva and/or perineum; Labia minora plastic surgery; Surgery (high or low route) for vaginal vault prolapse; Urinary incontinence - surgical treatment - high or low route; Cervical biopsy; Endometrial biopsy; Semiotic curettage; Uterine polyp excision; Extended total hysterectomy; Subtotal or fundic hysterectomy; Hysteropexy (any route and technique); Total hysterectomy (any route) with or without uni or bilateral adnexectomy with or without posterior colpoperineoplasty Myomectomy Trachelectomy (amputation, conization) Uni or bilateral salpingectomy Uni or bilateral oophorectomy or uni or bilateral oophoroplasty.

Video Surgery. A minimally invasive surgical method, introduced in the 1980s and which, through constant evolution, currently allows us to treat numerous diseases in various areas of medicine, including gynecology.

Hysteroscopy and Video-Hysteroscopy. Medical inspection of the uterine cavity through endoscopy. It allows the diagnosis of intrauterine pathologies and serves as a method for surgical intervention.

Colposcopy. Examination in which we examine the vulva (the external part of the vagina), the vagina and the cervix. Basically, it is identical to the gynecological exam, in which we also use a vaginal speculum to see the inside of the vagina and the cervix. In colposcopy, instead of examining these organs with the naked eye, we use a device called a colposcope. It works like a microscope and does not come into contact with or is placed inside the patient.

Family planning. It is the conscious act of planning the birth of children, both in relation to the desired number and the most appropriate time to have them. This can be achieved through contraceptive techniques and methods and procedures to achieve pregnancy in infertile couples. A good contraceptive method is one that offers safety (protecting the woman from pregnancy and not presenting health risks) and that is in accordance with the couple's ethical, moral and religious concepts.