The cardiologists from UICAR , Roberto Martín Reyes , head of the department, and Juan Benezet , head of the arrhythmia and cardiac electrophysiology unit, actively participated in the 30th SIAC Congress , recently held in Panama.
The congress has brought together experts from all over the world to exchange knowledge, present medical advances and discuss the latest trends in the field of cardiology.
The doctors from UICAR stood out at the congress with their outstanding presentations on monitoring in cardiology and cryoablation of atrial fibrillation , respectively.
Dr. Roberto Martín Reyes addressed the topic of monitoring in cardiology, an essential aspect for the diagnosis and follow-up of heart disease. His presentation focused on the latest technologies and techniques used in continuous patient monitoring, providing valuable information on how to optimize cardiac care and improve clinical outcomes. Sharing his experience and knowledge with an international audience, he emphasized the importance of accurate and timely monitoring for the proper management of cardiovascular diseases.
On the other hand, Dr. Juan Benezet presented the latest advancements in cryoablation for atrial fibrillation , an innovative procedure used to treat this common heart arrhythmia. Atrial fibrillation affects millions of people worldwide and can have serious consequences if left untreated.
In addition to their outstanding presentations, both doctors received the prestigious title of “Congressional Fellowship.” This recognition is awarded to those professionals who have demonstrated a high level of excellence in the field of cardiology and have contributed significantly to the advancement of the discipline. This honor highlights his dedication, experience and leadership in the field of cardiology, and his contribution to the development and improvement of clinical practices and research in this area.
The International Congress of Cardiology (SIAC) has become a reference event for the global cardiology community. The exchange of knowledge and experiences between professionals around the world fosters collaboration and advancement in the field of cardiology, driving continuous improvement of cardiac care and patient well-being.