Lucia Sagüi de la Fuente is a graduate of the Faculty of Medicine at the Autonomous University of Coahuila in 2001, completing his residence in General Surgery at the Spanish Hospital of Mexico in Mexico City and obtaining her certification by the Mexican Council of General Surgery in 2006.

Dr. Sagüi also specializes in Endoscopic Surgery through the Endoscopic Surgery Seminar at the Angeles Hospital - London Clinic by the Anahuac University Mexico City and she is an active member of the Mexican Association of General Surgery since September 2007

Within her professional practice Dr. Sagüi de la Fuente has done the following teaching and research activities:

Autonomous University of Coahuila Faculty of Medicine	Instruction of Microbiology Laboratory August 1996 to June 1999   Thesis "Multidisciplinary treatment for Esophagus Carcinoma"  March 2001
Autonomous University of Coahuila Faculty of Medicine Graduate Studies Section	Professor in Thoracic Surgery module of the Surgical Nursing Course 2007   Professor for The National Ressidency Review Preparation Course 2007 and 2008   Interim Chair of Surgery August 2007 to date   Posgraduate Thesis "Initial experience in Endovenous Laser Treatment for  Safena Femoral symptomatic reflux" Spanish Hospital of Mexico, Mexico City November 2005
XXVIII National Congress of General Surgery Medical Research November 2004 Leon, Guanajuato	Gastrointestinal stromal tumors (GIST)   Giant Cystoadenoma of Pancreas, a case report and literature review   Thrombolytic treatment for intra-surgical bruising  in high risk  patients,  two cases report
National Congress of Angiology and Vascular Surgery November 2004 Cancun, Quintana Roo	Syndrome of symptomatic theft of the subclavia ,  Two cases report   Endovenous Laser Technique for the treatment of saphenous  femoral symptomatic reflux used in the Spanish Hospital of Mexico
Freelance Research Work October 2004 Brazil	Initial experience in the use of endovenous laser technique for symptomatic safena femoral reflux treating in the Spanish Hospital of Mexico