Radiation-protected environment
The response adapts to a setting with limited access, specialized equipment, and laboratory-specific risks.
Adult CathALS program
CathALS prepares the catheterization laboratory team to recognize and treat cardiac arrest in a technical, radiation-protected environment where coordination, monitoring, and identifying the cause are critical.

Catheterization Laboratory Advanced Life Support
Context before automatic action
In the catheterization laboratory, access to the patient, radiation, invasive devices, and the underlying cause of deterioration change priorities and therapeutic options.
The program applies advanced life support principles to real-world catheterization and interventional practice without replacing clinical reasoning with an automatic sequence.
The response adapts to a setting with limited access, specialized equipment, and laboratory-specific risks.
Integrates monitoring, diagnosis of the cause, ultrasound, and hemodynamic decisions into the procedure.
Defines roles, communication, and priorities so the team can act without fragmenting its crisis response.
Online enrollment
Flexible training to review setting-specific protocols, radiation protection, ultrasound, early defibrillation, and coordinated teamwork before facing a real crisis.
Institutional support
The applicable scope is confirmed for each format, edition, and academic activity.

Selected programs and academic activities have university endorsement and may be delivered in collaboration with Universidad Anáhuac.

Selected activities receive academic and professional support from Federación Mexicana de Colegios de Anestesiología.

Support related to clinical simulation, scenario-based training, and transfer into practice.

Some activities may award points. The number depends on the corresponding program, format, and edition.

Scientific and regional coordination for selected REASEL programs, publications, and activities.
Applicable endorsements, recognitions, and points are confirmed in the information provided for each CathALS edition and format.