Tijuana has taken a decisive step in the treatment of endometriosis, a chronic condition affecting millions of women worldwide, by incorporating cutting-edge surgical technology and collaborating with elite teams.

Dr. Fabián Walters, president of the Baja Health Cluster (BHC), indicated that, starting in December, CYNTAR Hospital and EndoGlobal Group performed the first robotic surgeries for complete excision of deep endometriosis in northern Mexico, marking a historic precedent in the country.

“The collaborative work between CYNTAR, EndoGlobal Group, and the international medical community has allowed the northern border to become a global hub for treating this complex and frequently underdiagnosed disease,” he emphasized.

He noted that the patients who underwent these procedures came from the United States, Canada, and various regions of Mexico, drawn by the benefits of robotic surgery, which offers greater precision, less bleeding, faster recovery, and better preservation of organs and fertility.

In this regard, he commented that CYNTAR has developed a surgical model that integrates world-class technology, such as robotic surgery, 4K and 3D laparoscopy, advanced endoscopy, and diagnostic artificial intelligence, allowing them to resolve cases of deep and multi-organ endometriosis with standards comparable to the best global centers.

Meanwhile, EndoGlobal Group, led by Dr. William Kondo, Dr. Ramiro Cabrera, and Dr. Jorge Zavala, has solidified its presence in Tijuana as one of its most important locations in North America, from where it coordinates endomapping diagnoses, complex surgeries, and comprehensive recovery protocols.

The organization stated that it chose this region for its medical capacity, infrastructure, and accessibility for international patients, given that Tijuana has become a strategic hub for those seeking specialized care without long waiting lists.

As a complement, the BHC leader added, the EndoHelp.org platform strengthens education and early access to diagnosis, helping to reduce the delays that commonly leave patients without answers for years.

“With these advances, Tijuana is not only adding technological innovation, but is also positioning itself as a new global leader in endometriosis care and in the development of comprehensive models that combine advanced surgery, international training, and educational support,” he emphasized.

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Tijuana has taken a decisive step in the treatment of endometriosis, a chronic condition affecting millions of women worldwide, by incorporating cutting-edge surgical technology and collaborating with elite teams.

Dr. Fabián Walters, president of the Baja Health Cluster (BHC), indicated that starting in December, CYNTAR Hospital and EndoGlobal Group performed the first robotic surgeries for complete excision of deep endometriosis in northern Mexico, marking a historic precedent in the country.

“The collaborative work between CYNTAR, EndoGlobal Group, and the international medical community has allowed the northern border to become a global hub for treating this complex and frequently underdiagnosed disease,” he emphasized.

He noted that the patients who underwent these procedures came from the United States, Canada, and various regions of Mexico, drawn by the benefits of robotic surgery, which offers greater precision, less bleeding, faster recovery, and better preservation of organs and fertility.

In this regard, he commented that CYNTAR has built a surgical model that integrates world-class technology, such as robotic surgery, 4K and 3D laparoscopy, advanced endoscopy, and diagnostic artificial intelligence, allowing them to resolve cases of deep and multi-organ endometriosis with standards comparable to the best global centers.

In parallel, EndoGlobal Group, led by Dr. William Kondo, Dr. Ramiro Cabrera, and Dr. Jorge Zavala, consolidated its presence in Tijuana as one of its most important locations in North America, from where it coordinates endomapping diagnoses, complex surgeries, and comprehensive recovery protocols.

The organization stated that it chose this region for its medical capacity, infrastructure, and accessibility for international patients, given that Tijuana has become a strategic point for those seeking specialized care without long waiting lists.

As a complement, the BHC leader added, the EndoHelp.org platform strengthens education and early access to diagnosis, helping to reduce the delays that commonly leave patients without answers for years.

“With these advances, Tijuana not only adds technological innovation, but also positions itself as a new global leader in endometriosis care and in the development of comprehensive models that combine advanced surgery, international training, and educational support,” he emphasized.

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TIJUANA – Tijuana has taken a decisive step in the treatment of endometriosis, a chronic condition affecting millions of women worldwide, by incorporating cutting-edge surgical technology and collaborating with elite teams.

Dr. Fabián Walters, president of the Baja Health Cluster (BHC), indicated that starting in December, CYNTAR Hospital and EndoGlobal Group performed the first robotic surgeries for complete excision of deep endometriosis in northern Mexico, marking a historic precedent in the country.

“The collaborative work between CYNTAR, EndoGlobal Group, and the international medical community has allowed the northern border to become a global hub for treating this complex and frequently underdiagnosed disease,” he emphasized.

He noted that the patients who underwent these procedures came from the United States, Canada, and various regions of Mexico, drawn by the benefits of robotic surgery, which offers greater precision, less bleeding, faster recovery, and better preservation of organs and fertility.

In that regard, he commented that CYNTAR has developed a surgical model that integrates world-class technology, such as robotic surgery, 4K and 3D laparoscopy, advanced endoscopy, and diagnostic artificial intelligence, allowing them to resolve cases of deep and multi-organ endometriosis with standards comparable to the best global centers.

In parallel, EndoGlobal Group, led by Dr. William Kondo, Dr. Ramiro Cabrera, and Dr. Jorge Zavala, consolidated its presence in Tijuana as one of its most important locations in North America, from where it coordinates endomapping diagnoses, complex surgeries, and comprehensive recovery protocols.

The organization stated that it chose this region due to its medical capacity, infrastructure, and accessibility for international patients, given that Tijuana has become a strategic hub for those seeking specialized care without long waiting lists.

As a complement, the BHC leader added, the EndoHelp.org platform strengthens education and early access to diagnosis, helping to reduce the delays that commonly leave patients without answers for years.

“With these advancements, Tijuana not only adds technological innovation but also positions itself as a new global leader in endometriosis care and in the development of comprehensive models that combine advanced surgery, international training, and educational support,” he emphasized.

For contact information and official platforms, visit www.endohelp.org and www.endoglobalgroup.com. For specialized care and advanced surgeries, call 664-316-6488 in Mexico and +1-619-586-7830 in the United States.

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Tijuana, December 13. – Tijuana has taken a historic step in the treatment of endometriosis, a chronic disease affecting millions of women worldwide, by incorporating cutting-edge surgical technology and collaborating with elite medical teams, authorities and specialists reported.

Dr. Fabián Walters, president of the Baja Health Cluster (BHC), indicated that since December, CYNTAR Hospital and the EndoGlobal Group have performed the first robotic surgeries for complete excision of deep endometriosis in northern Mexico, a procedure that sets a national and international precedent.

“The collaborative work between CYNTAR, the EndoGlobal Group, and the international medical community has allowed the northern border to become a global hub for treating this complex and frequently underdiagnosed disease,” Walters emphasized.

Patients from the United States, Canada, and various regions of Mexico came to Tijuana attracted by the benefits of robotic surgery, which offers greater precision, less bleeding, faster recovery, and better preservation of organs and fertility, the specialist explained.

CYNTAR has developed a comprehensive surgical model that combines robotic surgery, 4K and 3D laparoscopy, advanced endoscopy, and diagnostic artificial intelligence, enabling the treatment of deep and multi-organ endometriosis cases with standards comparable to the best global centers.

EndoGlobal Group, led by Doctors William Kondo, Ramiro Cabrera, and Jorge Zavala, has solidified its presence in Tijuana as one of its most important locations in North America, coordinating diagnoses through endomapping, complex surgeries, and comprehensive recovery protocols.

According to Walters, the choice of Tijuana as a location is due to its advanced medical infrastructure, professional capacity, and accessibility for international patients, consolidating the city as a strategic point for specialized care without long waiting lists.

Additionally, the EndoHelp.org platform strengthens education and early access to diagnosis, helping to reduce the delays that have historically left many patients without timely treatment.

“With these advancements, Tijuana is not only adding technological innovation, but is also positioning itself as a new global leader in endometriosis care and in the development of comprehensive models that combine advanced surgery, international training, and educational support,” Walters concluded.

For information and contact: EndoHelp.org and EndoGlobalGroup.com. Specialized care and advanced surgeries: Mexico +52 664-316-6488, USA +1 619-586-7830.

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