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ACC LATIN AMERICA CONFERENCE 2016 PLANNING GROUP

Erick Alexanderson, MD, FACC — Co-chair Robert Harrington, MD, MACC — Co-chair Roberto Kalil Filho, MD, FACC Ursulo Juárez, MD, FACC Hector Michelena, MD, FACC Daniel Piñeiro, MD, FACC Gustavo Restrepo Molina, MD, FACC Fatima Rodriguez, MD

ACC WORLD REGION CONFERENCES STEERING GROUP

Robert Harrington, MD, MACC — Chair Robert Bonow, MD, MACC Huon Gray, MD, FACC Hani Najm, MD, MSC, FACC

Patrick O’Gara, MD, MACC Daniel Piñeiro, MD,^ FACC Sadberk Lale Tokgözoglu, MD, FACC William Zoghbi, MD, MACC MEXICO CITY

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INTERNATIONAL SOCIETIES PRESIDENTS

Erick Alexanderson José Manuel Enciso Muñoz Alejandro Martínez President, Mexican President, ANCAM Sepúlveda Society of Cardiology President, Chilean Eleazar García Díaz Society of Cardiology Daniel Berrocal President, Venezuela President, Argentine Society of Cardiology Enrique Melgarejo Society of Cardiology President, Colombian Narcisa Celina Society of Cardiology and # 13 2x x2L ACC Latin American Conference 2016 Planning Group Erick Alexanderson, MD, FACC (Co-chair. Latin America) Robert Harrington, MD, MACC (Co-chair, U.S.) Ursulo Juarez, MD, FACC (Mexico Representative) Hector Michelena, MD, FACC (U.S. Representative) Robert Kalil, MD, FACC (Brazil Representative) Daniel Piñeiro, MD, FACC (Chair of the Assembly of International Governors of ACC) Marcus Vinícius Gutiérrez Carrillo Gustavo Restrepo, MD, FACC (Colombia Representative) Fatima Rodriguez, MD (U.S. Representative)

# 14 ACC World Regional Conferences Steering Group Cardiovascular Surgery Robert Harrington, MD, MACC (Chair) Robert Bonow, MD, MACC Huon Gray, MD, FACC Hani Najm, MD, MSC, FACC Daniel Piñeiro, MD, FACC Sadberk Lale Tokgözoğlu, MD, FACC William Zoghbi, MD, MACC Bolívar Malachias President, Argentine

# 15 ACC International Societies Presidents Erick Alexanderson, President, Mexican Society of Cardiology Daniel Berrocal, President, Argentine Society of Cardiology Marcus Vinícius Bolívar Malachias, President, Brazilian Society of Cardiology Donaldo Collado, President, Dominican Society of Cardiology Gabriel D’Empaire, President, Venezuela Society of Cardiology Jose Manuel Enciso Munoz, President, ANCAM Narcisa Gutiérrez, President, Argentine Federation of Cardiology Richard Ishmael, President, Carribean Cardiac Society José Manuel Sosa R., President, Peruvian Society of Cardiology Alejandro Martinez Sepúlveda, President, Chilean Society of Cardiology Enrique Melgarejo, President, Colombian Society President, Brazilian Federation of Cardiology José Manuel Sosa R. Heather Ross, President, Canadian Cardiovascular Society

# 16 ACC Chapter Governors Ramon Corbalan (Chile) Jaime Espinoza (Peru) Bartolomé Finizola Celli (Venezuela) Ronald Henry (Caribbean) Ursulo Juarez (Mexico) Roberto Kalil (Brazil) Felipe Martinez (Argentina) Gustavo Restrepo Molina (Colombia) Society of Cardiology President, Peruvian Richard G. Ishmael Society of Cardiology Donaldo Collado President, Carribean President, Dominican Cardiac Society Society of Cardiology

ACC CHAPTER GOVERNORS

Ramón Corbalán — Chile Gabriel D’Empaire — Venezuela Jaime Espinoza — Peru Ronald Henry — Caribbean Ursulo Juárez — Mexico Roberto Kalil Filho — Brazil Felipe Martinez — Argentina Gustavo Restrepo Molina — Colombia Narcisa Celina Gutiérrez Carrillo, INVITED FACULTY MD, FACC Argentine Federation of Cardiology Erick Alexanderson Rosas, MD, FACC Ramon Corbalan, MD, FACC Buenos Aires, Argentina President, Mexican Society of Cardiology ACC Chile Chapter Governor Chair-Elect Assembly of International Professor of Medicine Dale Hamilton, MD Governors of ACC Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile Houston Methodist Hospital Chairman of the Nuclear Cardiology Santiago, Chile Houston, TX Department Instituto Nacional de Cardiología Jorge Cossio-Aranda, MD, FACC Robert A. Harrington MD, MACC “Ignacio Chávez” Instituto Nacional de Cardiología Chair, Department of Medicine Mexico City, Mexico “Ignacio Chávez” Arthur L. Bloomfield Professor of Mexico City, Mexico Medicine Alexandra Arias-Mendoza, MD, FACC Stanford University School of Cardiologist José Manuel Enciso Munoz, MD Medicine Instituto Nacional de Cardiología Hospital San Agustìn Stanford, CA “Ignacio Chávez” Mexico Mexico City, Mexico Edgar Alexander Illescas González, Guering Eid-Lidt, MD MD Rafael Barraza Félix, MD Instituto Nacional de Cardiología Instituto Nacional de Cardiología Instituto Mexican del Seguro Social “Ignacio Chávez” “Ignacio Chávez” Mexico City, Mexico Mexico City, Mexico Mexico City, Mexico

Fernando Batiz, MD Xavier Escudero, MD, FACC Roy M. John, MD, FACC Hospital Español Hospital Medica Sur Associate Director, Mexico City, Mexico Mexico City, Mexico Electrophysiology Laboratory Brigham and Women’s Hospital David de Padua Brasil, MD Valentín Fuster, MD, PhD, MACC Boston, MA Assistant Professor II Editor-in-Chief, Journal of the American Faculdade de Ciencias Medicas de Minas College of Cardiology Antonio Jordan-Rios, MD Gerais (FCMMG) School of Medicine Director, Mount Sinai Heart Instituto Nacional de Cardiología FASEH School of Medicine Physician-in-Chief, Mount Sinai Hospital “Ignacio Chávez” Brazil Director, Zena and Michael A. Wiener Mexico City, Mexico Cardiovascular Institute and Robert O. Bonow, MD, MACC Marie-Josée and Henry R. Kravis Center for Ursulo Juarez, MD, FACC Goldberg Distinguished Professor of Cardiovascular Health ACC Mexico Chapter Governor Cardiology Richard Gorlin, MD Heart Research Instituto Nacional de Cardiología Vice Chairman, Department of Medicine Foundation Professor of Cardiology “Ignacio Chávez” Director, Center for Cardiovascular General Director, Centro Nacional de Mexico City, Mexico Innovation Investigaciones Cardiovasculares Carlos Northwestern University Feinberg School III (CNIC) Roberto Kalil Filho, MD, FACC of Medicine Madrid, Spain ACC Brazil Chapter Governor Chicago, IL Professor Armando García Castillo, MD, FACC Instituto do Coração da Gabriela Borrayo Sanchez, MD, FACC Director de Cardiología y Hemdinamia en Universidade de São Paulo Social Security Institute of Mexico Doctors Hospital São Paulo, Brazil Mexico City, Mexico Monterrey Area, Mexico Jorge A. Lara Vargas, MD Jesús Bueno Campa, MD Jorge Gaspar-Hernandez, MD Hospital Espanol de Mexico La Raza Medical Center/Social Security Instituto Nacional De Cardiologia Mexico City, Mexico Institute of Mexico Mexico City, Mexico Mexico City, Mexico MEXICO CITY

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Miguel Angel Luna Calvo, MD Pamela Bowe Morris, MD, FACC Alejandro Ricalde, MD Hospital General De Durango Associate Professor Instituto Nacional de Ciencias Médicas Mexico City, Mexico Medical University of South Carolina y Nutrición Salvador Zubiràn Mt. Pleasant, SC Mexico Felipe A. Martinez, MD, FACC ACC Argentina Chapter Governor Santiago Nava, MD Agustín R. Rivera, MD Professor Instituto Nacional de Cardiología Instituto Nacional de Cardiología Instituto DAMIC “Ignacio Chávez” “Ignacio Chávez” Argentina Mexico City, Mexico Mexico City, Mexico

Matthew W. Martinez, MD, FACC Ileana Piña, MD, MPH, FACC Paul Schurmann, MD Medical Director Associate Chief for Academic Affairs, Houston Methodist Hospital Lehigh Valley Health Network Cardiology Houston, TX Allentown, PA Montefiore Medical Center Bronx, NY Shashank Sinha, MD Marco Antonio Martinez-Rios, MD, University of Michigan Health Systems FACC Juan P. Verdejo, MD, FACC Ann Arbor, MI Director General Instituto Nacional de Cardiología Instituto Nacional de Cardiología “Ignacio Chávez” Francisco Martin Baranda Tovar Sr., “Ignacio Chávez” Mexico City, Mexico MD Mexico City, Mexico Hospital Ángeles Acoxpa Marco Antonio Peña Cabral, MD Mexico City, Mexico Aloha Meave, MD Instituto Nacional de Cardiología Instituto Nacional de Cardiología “Ignacio Chávez” C. Michael Valentine, MD, FACC “Ignacio Chávez” Mexico City, Mexico ACC Board of Trustees, Vice President Mexico City, Mexico Stroobants Cardiovascular Center- Marco Antonio Peña Duque, MD, FACC Centra Eduardo Fernando Mele, MD, PhD, Instituto Nacional de Cardiología Lynchburg, VA FACC “Ignacio Chávez” Governor-Elect, Argentine Society of Mexico City, Mexico Kim Allan Williams Sr., MD, MACC Cardiology Immediate Past President, American Buenos Aires, Argentina Daniel José Piñeiro, MD, FACC College of Cardiology Chair of the Assembly of International Chief, Division of Cardiology Enrique Melgarejo Rojas, MD, FACC Governors of ACC Rush University Medical Center President, Colombian Society of Professor of Medicine Chicago, IL Cardiology Universidad de Buenos Aires Bogota, Colombia Buenos Aires, Argentina Jonathan Omar Zamudio-Lopez, MD Hospital De Cardiología CMN Siglo Mauricio López Meneses Sr., MD, Gustavo A. Restrepo Molina, MD, FACC XXI, IMSS FACC ACC Colombia Chapter Governor Mexico City, Mexico Professor (President-Elect, Inter-American Society Instituto Nacional de Cardiología of Cardiology) “Ignacio Chávez” Director Echocardiography Laboratory, Mexico City, Mexico Clinica Medellin Director Fellowship Program, CES Hector I. Michelena, MD, FACC University Associate Professor of Medicine Medellin, Colombia Director of Intra-operative Echocardiography Mayo Clinic Rochester, MN THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6 2:00 p.m. – Pre-conference Workshop: ACC’s In-Training Exam (pre-registration required) 6:00 p.m. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7 6:30 a.m. Breakfast 7:45 a.m. Emperador Welcome and Introduction to Day 1 Drs. Erick Alexanderson Rosas (Mexico) and Robert A. Harrington (United States) 8:15 a.m. Emperador Prevention Dr. Valentín Fuster (United States) Plenary Session: Global Burden of CVD – Shifting the Paradigm from Evaluation and Management Towards Prevention 9:15 a.m. Emperador Acute Coronary Syndromes Drs. José Manuel Enciso Muñoz Acute Coronary Syndromes: Different Continents, Different (Mexico), Rafael Barraza Félix Guidelines? (Mexico), Robert A. Harrington (United States) and Ursulo Juarez (Mexico) 10:00 a.m. Break — Visit Posters and Exhibitors Abstract Moderators: Guering Eid-Lidt (Mexico), Roy M. John (United States), Miguel Luna Calvo (Mexico) and Eduardo F. Mele (Argentina) 10:45 a.m. BREAKOUT SESSION #1 Emperador Acute Coronary Syndromes Drs. Marco Antonio Martinez–Rios STEMI Systems of Care: Evolving Best Practices (Mexico), Gabriela Borrayo-Sanchez (Mexico), Daniel José Piñeiro (Argentina) and C. Michael Valentine (United States) Emperatriz A Learning with a Legend Dr. Valentín Fuster (United States) Complexities of the Acute Coronary Syndrome – Systemic Inflammation Emperatriz B Solutions for Every Day Problems Drs. Hector I. Michelena (Moderator, Cardiogenic Shock — Supporting the Distressed Heart United States), Jonathan Omar (Limit: 80 people, first-come, first serve) Zamudio-López (Mexico) and Agustín R. Rivera (Mexico) Salon Learning Lab Proctors: Drs. Matthew W. Martinez Fuentes Heart Songs, ECG Drill & Practice and Simulation (United States) and Mauricio López 1 & 2 Meneses Sr. (Mexico) MEXICO CITY

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Notes: 11:45 a.m. BREAKOUT SESSION #2 Emperador Acute Coronary Syndromes Drs. Robert A. Harrington (United Optimizing Antithrombotic Therapy for Coronary Artery States), C. Michael Valentine Disease: Many Choices, Many Benefits, Many Risks (United States), Hector I. Michelena (United States), Daniel José Piñeiro (Argentina) and Gustavo A. Restrepo Molina (Colombia) Emperatriz A Learning with a Legend Dr. Valentín Fuster (United States) My Future Emperatriz B Solutions for Every Day Problems Drs. Ursulo Juarez (Mexico), Edgar Applying the Evidence in Stable Ischemic Heart Disease Alexander Illescas González (Mexico) (Limit: 80 people, first-come, first serve) and Jesús Bueno Campa (Mexico) Salon Fuentes Learning Lab Proctors: Drs. Matthew W. Martinez 1 & 2 Heart Songs, ECG Drill & Practice and Simulation (United States) and Juan P. Verdejo (Mexico) 12:30 p.m. Lunch — Visit Posters and Exhibitors Abstract Moderators: Guering Eid-Lidt (Mexico), Roy M. John (United States), Miguel Luna Calvo (Mexico) and Eduardo F. Mele (Argentina) 1:45 p.m. BREAKOUT SESSION #3 Emperador Acute Coronary Syndromes (ACS) Drs. Jorge Gaspar-Hernandez (Mexico), Trials in Coronary Artery Disease Assessment: The PROMISE Erick Alexanderson Rosas (Mexico) and of FAME or Just Wait for ISCHEMIA? Robert A. Harrington (United States) Emperatriz A Learning with a Legend Dr. Valentín Fuster (United States) Complexities of Stable CAD: CABG, PCI, OMT, Microcirculation Emperatriz B Solutions for Every Day Problems Drs. Hector I. Michelena (United Cardiologists and the ECG: Are We Really That Good at It? States) and Daniel José Piñeiro Part I (Argentina) (Limit: 80 people, first-come, first serve) Salon Fuentes Learning Lab Proctors: Drs. Matthew W. Martinez 1 & 2 Heart Songs, ECG Drill & Practice and Simulation (United States) and Alejandro Ricalde (Mexico) MEXICO CITY

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Notes: 2:45 p.m. BREAKOUT SESSION #4 Emperador Acute Coronary Syndromes Drs. Ursulo Juarez (Mexico), Fernando Evolving Concepts in Non-ST Elevation ACS (NSTE-ACS) Batiz (Mexico), Antonio Jordan-Rios (Mexico) and Marco Antonio Peña Cabral (Mexico) Emperatriz A Learning with a Legend Dr. Valentín Fuster (United States) Complexities of Atrial Fibrillation & Stroke, Carotid and Peripheral Vascular Disease Emperatriz B Solutions for Every Day Problems Drs. Hector I. Michelena (United Cardiologists and the ECG: Are We Really That Good at It? States) and Part II Daniel José Piñeiro (Argentina) (Limit: 80 people, first-come, first serve) Salon Fuentes Learning Lab Proctors: Drs. Matthew W. Martinez 1 & 2 Heart Songs, ECG Drill & Practice and Simulation (United States) and Mauricio López Meneses Sr. (Mexico) 3:30 p.m. Break — Visit Posters and Exhibitors Abstract Moderators: Guering Eid-Lidt (Mexico), Roy M. John (United States), Miguel Luna Calvo (Mexico) and Eduardo F. Mele (Argentina) 4:15 p.m. BREAKOUT SESSION #5 Emperador Acute Coronary Syndromes Drs. David de Padua Brasil (Brazil), ACS Management in Low-Resource Settings Armando García Castillo (Mexico) and C. Michael Valentine (United States) Emperatriz A Arrhythmias Drs. Roy M. John (United States), Stroke Prevention in Atrial Fibrillation – Gauging the Risks, Enrique Melgarejo Rojas (Colombia) Assessing the Options and Paul Schurmann (United States) Emperatriz B Solutions for Every Day Problems Drs. Shashank Sinha (United States) Hypertension Treatment & Targets in 2016 and (Limit: 80 people, first-come, first serve) Kim Allan Williams Sr. (United States) 5:15 p.m. BREAKOUT SESSION #6 Emperador Arrhythmias Drs. Roy M. John (United States), Practical Guidance in Antithrombotic Management Enrique Melgarejo Rojas (Colombia) and Paul Schurmann (United States) Emperatriz A Prevention Drs. Pamela Bowe Morris (United Deep Dive into Contemporary Cholesterol Management States) and Kim Allan Williams Sr. (United States) Emperatriz B Solutions for Every Day Problems Drs. Alejandro Ricalde (Mexico) and Leading Your Cath Lab Team: Lessons Learned C. Michael Valentine (United States) (Limit: 80 people, first-come, first serve) 6:05 p.m. Emperador Prevention Drs. Erick Alexanderson Rosas Plenary Session: Feeling the Pressure? Managing (Mexico) and Hypertension in 2016 David de Padua Brasil (Brazil) 7:00 p.m. Networking Reception with Exhibitors and Faculty (Marquis Reforma Hotel and Spa, Rotunda) MEXICO CITY

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Notes: SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8 7:00 a.m. Breakfast 8:00 a.m. Emperador Welcome and Introduction to Day 2 Drs. Erick Alexanderson Rosas (Mexico) and Robert A. Harrington (United States) 8:15 a.m. Emperador Valvular Heart Disease Drs. Robert A. Harrington (United Plenary Session: Valvular Guidelines — The Past, the Present States) and the Future Robert O. Bonow (United States) 9:15 a.m. Emperador Valvular Heart Disease Drs. Erick Alexanderson Rosas Rheumatic Heart Disease in Latin America (Mexico) and Jorge Cossio-Aranda (Mexico) 10:00 a.m. Break — Visit Posters and Exhibitors Abstract Moderators: Guering Eid-Lidt (Mexico), Roy M. John (United States), Miguel Luna Calvo (Mexico) and Eduardo F. Mele (Argentina) 10:45 a.m. BREAKOUT SESSION #1 Emperador Heart Failure Drs. Ramon Corbalan (Chile) and Acute Heart Failure: Stopping the Revolving Door Ileana Piña (United States) Emperatriz A Valvular Heart Disease Drs. Robert O. Bonow (United States) Diagnose First: Assessment of Native Stenotic Lesions in and 2016 Hector I. Michelena (United States) Emperatriz B Solutions for Every Day Problems Drs. Roy M. John (United States) and Common Clinical Dilemmas in Atrial Fibrillation Santiago Nava (Mexico) Management (Limit: 80 people, first-come, first serve) Salon Fuentes Learning Lab Proctors: Drs. Matthew W. Martinez 1 & 2 Heart Songs, ECG Drill & Practice and Simulation (United States) and Mauricio López Meneses Sr. (Mexico) 11:45 a.m. BREAKOUT SESSION #2 Emperador Heart Failure Drs. Felipe A. Martinez (Argentina) and Best Practices in Heart Failure Treatment — Where Do New Ileana Piña (United States) Drugs and Devices Fit In? Emperatriz A Valvular Heart Disease Drs. Robert O. Bonow (United States) Diagnose First: Assessment of Native Regurgitant Lesions and in 2016 Hector I. Michelena (United States) Emperatriz B Solutions for Every Day Problems Dr. Shashank Sinha (United States) ACC’s Point of Care Tools: Quick Answers at Your Fingertips (Limit: 80 people, first-come, first serve) Salon Fuentes Learning Lab Proctors: Drs. Alexandra Arias-Mendoza 1 & 2 Heart Songs, ECG Drill & Practice and Simulation (Mexico) and Matthew W. Martinez (United States) MEXICO CITY

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Notes: 12:30 p.m. Emperador Lunch — Novartis Heart Failure Lunch Dr. Ileana Piña (United States) Understanding the new ACC/AHA Optimal Medical Guideline: Case-Based Education Visit Posters and Exhibitors Abstract Moderators: Guering Eid-Lidt (Mexico), Roy M. John (United States), Miguel Luna Calvo (Mexico) and Eduardo F. Mele (Argentina) 1:45 p.m. BREAKOUT SESSION #3 Emperador Heart Failure Drs. Francisco Martin Baranda Tovar Designing Systems for Effective Heart Failure Care Sr. (Mexico), Ramon Corbalan (Chile) and Ileana Piña (United States) Emperatriz A Valvular Heart Disease Drs. Robert O. Bonow (United States), TAVR: Technology in Evolution Xavier Escudero (Mexico) and Marco Antonio Peña Duque (Mexico) Emperatriz B Solutions for Every Day Problems Drs. Hector I. Michelena (United Incorporating the New Echo Guidelines into Everyday States), Practice Daniel José Piñeiro (Argentina) and (Limit: 80 people, first-come, first serve) Gustavo A. Restrepo Molina (Colombia) Salon Fuentes Learning Lab Proctors: Drs. Alexandra Arias-Mendoza 1 & 2 Heart Songs, ECG Drill & Practice and Simulation (Mexico) and Matthew W. Martinez (United States) 2:45 p.m. BREAKOUT SESSION #4 Emperador Heart Failure Drs. Pamela Bowe Morris (United Diet and Exercise in Heart Failure: Let’s Debate States), Ileana Piña (United States) and Daniel José Piñeiro (Argentina) Emperatriz A Valvular Heart Disease Dr. Robert O. Bonow (United States) Mitraclip: Why, How, and For Whom? Emperatriz B Solutions for Every Day Problems Drs. Hector I. Michelena (United Choosing the Right Imaging Test in the Heart Failure States) and Patient at the Right Time: A Case-Based Approach Gustavo A. Restrepo Molina (Colombia) (Limit: 80 people, first-come, first serve) Salon Fuentes Learning Lab Proctors: Drs. Matthew W. Martinez 1 & 2 Heart Songs, ECG Drill & Practice and Simulation (United States) and Alejandro Ricalde (Mexico) 3:30 p.m. Break — Visit Posters and Exhibitors Abstract Moderators: Guering Eid-Lidt (Mexico), Roy M. John (United States), Miguel Luna Calvo (Mexico) and Eduardo F. Mele (Argentina) MEXICO CITY

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Notes: 4:15 p.m. BREAKOUT SESSION #5 Emperador Heart Failure Drs. Aloha Meave (Mexico), Ramon Contemporary Imaging for Heart Failure Corbalan (Chile), Hector I. Michelena (United States) and Gustavo A. Restrepo Molina (Colombia) Emperatriz A Prevention Drs. Pamela Bowe Morris (United Dyslipidemia Combo-Therapy: A Framework for Clinical States) and Decision Making Shashank Sinha (United States) Emperatriz B Solutions for Every Day Problems Drs. Roberto Kalil Filho (Brazil) and Lessons from the Leaders: Leading Your Heart Failure Team Ileana Piña (United States) (Limit: 80 people, first-come, first serve) Salon Fuentes Learning Lab Proctors: Drs. Francisco Martin 1 & 2 Heart Songs, ECG Drill & Practice and Simulation Baranda Tovar Sr. (Mexico) and Matthew W. Martinez (United States) 5:15 p.m. BREAKOUT SESSION #6 Emperador Special Topic Dr. Roberto Kalil Filho (Brazil) Core Concepts in Cardio-Oncology Emperatriz A Prevention Drs.Jorge A. Lara Vargas (Mexico), Diabetes — What’s Our Role? Narcisa Celina Gutiérrez Carrillo (Argentina) and Dale Hamilton (United States) Emperatriz B Solutions for Every Day Problems Dr. Roy M. John (United States) Practical Update on Cardiac Implantable Electronic Devices (CIEDs) (Limit: 80 people, first-come, first serve) 6:05 p.m. Emperador Closing Remarks: Transforming Cardiovascular Care- Drs. Erick Alexanderson Rosas Building a Better Tomorrow, Today (Mexico) and Robert A. Harrington (United States) 6:30 p.m. Conference Adjourns MEXICO CITY

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