Finally, I’m grateful to Dr. @NicolasSantoyoS and the residents at URosario. During my time as a medical student, their commitment to the IMIG helped create opportunities for students to become involved in academic medicine, an experience that continues to shape my own journey.
Never too late to share some good news!
I’m excited to share that I’ll be participating in IDWeek 2026 in Washington, D.C., where I’ll be presenting our work on predictors of carbapenemase-producing Enterobacteriaceae in Colombia alongside Dr Valeria Cormane Alfaro. /1
I’m especially grateful to the resident team, particularly Dr. Maria Rey-Salamanca and Dr. Edgar Santiago Castro-Prieto, for inviting us to collaborate on this dataset and for their support in preparing the presentation. /2
I’m also grateful to @NicolasSantoyoS and the residents at @URosario. During my time as a medical student, their commitment to the IMIG helped create opportunities for students to become involved in academic medicine, an experience that has continued to shape my own journey.
I’m especially grateful to the resident team, particularly Dr. Maria Rey-Salamanca and Dr. Edgar Santiago Castro-Prieto, for inviting us to collaborate on this dataset and for their support in preparing the presentation. /2
Over the past month, I’ve had the privilege of settling into my new role as a Research Trainee @MayoClinic! It has been an amazing first few weeks diving into cardio-oncology research under the guidance of Dr. Hector Villarraga and working alongside such a dedicated team (1/2)
Congratulations to our Department of Surgery Grand Rounds Award recipients!
Dr. Paula Pinto Rodriguez - Vascular Trainee of the Year
Dr. Khalil Qato - Vascular Attending of the Year
Dr. Brandon Wainwright - Junior Resident Teaching
With prior data indicating an association between opioid use and worse periprocedural and post-op outcomes, increased monitoring and alternative pain management strategies are necessary.
DOI: https://t.co/oiexKYRX8d
Grateful for the opportunity to present the results of our systematic review assessing the prevalence of opioid prescriptions in patients with PAD undergoing revascularization #ACC26@YaleVAMOS@KimGSmolderen@CarlosMenaYale.
Patients with PAD experience varying degrees of ischemic pain, and treatment options are limited. Our systematic review highlights that about one-third of patients with PAD receive opioid prescriptions before revascularization, and 42.5% after.
Excellent presentation of a Gerbode defect corrected percutaneously in a pediatric patient by Ana Lucía Madrid, MD from Universidad Javeriana - Bogotá and future pediatrician 👏🏼 #ACC26