For me,


The doctor-patient relationship is built on transparency and time dedicated to ensuring that each person fully understands their condition.


My commitment is to put the patient first, always: this means being honest when surgery isn't necessary, recognizing when a colleague has more experience, and exhausting conservative alternatives before resorting to the operating room. Surgery is always my last resort, not the first.


My father taught me to ask myself three questions before every surgery: Do I know how to do this procedure? Is it indicated for this patient? Is there anyone who does it better than me?


This self-criticism, combined with an exceptional multidisciplinary team, minimizes the margin of error and maximizes safety.


Soy:

  • Medical Surgeon, graduated from La Salle University, Mexico City
  • Specialization in Neurosurgery and Advanced Specialization in Spinal Surgery, INNN "Manuel Velasco Suárez"
  • Advanced training with Dr. Roger Härtl, United States (Virtual Reality, Minimally Invasive Techniques, Endoscopic Surgery)
  • Fellowship in Minimally Invasive and Robotic Spine Surgery, Bonifatius Hospital, Lingen, Germany
  • Distinctive specialization in intramedullary tumors with D-wave monitoring technology
  • Expert in Neuronavigation applied to Spinal Surgery
  • International Professor of Minimally Invasive Spinal Surgery Techniques


ID cards: Professional 7002744,

Specialty 12017569, CMCN: 1366



My Training

Certificado de la North American Spine Society que nombra al Dr. Ernesto Martínez-de la Maza como miembro.
Diploma from Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, with a portrait of Ernesto Martinez de la Mesa.