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Reliability of FFR in Patients with Diabetes: Are Other Parameters Necessary?
 Diabetes does not seem to alter the results of a fractional flow reserve (FFR) measurement in a given lesion. Recently, expert opinions and small studies had questioned the reliability of FFR in this specific patient subgroup. This new observational study soon to be published in JAMA vanquishes all doubts and confirms the efficacy of this method in patients with diabetes.
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Felling Reassured with Paclitaxel Coated Devices in Peripheral Artery Disease
 This big analysis shows rapid absorption of paclitaxel coated devices for PCI in femoropopliteal territory, which reassures us about its alleged association to increased mortality. In fact, survival, amputation-free survival and cardiovascular events rate resulted better with paclitaxel coated devices in the treatment of chronic limb ischemia.
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All You Need to Know on the Ecuador Sessions 2020
 After 3 years, SOLACI returns to Ecuador -this time to the beautiful city of Manta- to continue promoting the development of interventional cardiology in Latin America. Do not hesitate to participate in this important event that will undoubtedly be enriching for medical practice and, also, to improve the quality of life of patients in our region.
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Ecuador Sessions 2020 | Register Now
 The next 06 and 07 of March, the 40th SOLACI Regional Sessions will take place in the beautiful city of Manta, in Ecuador. The event will count on the presence of national and Latin American specialists and will cover a wide range of relevant topics in the field of interventional cardiology.
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Ecuador Sessions 2020 | Scientific Program
 The 40th SOLACI Regional Sessions promise to be one of the most important events on hemodynamics in Latin America. That is why SOLACI and SEICAV have developed a challenging, innovative and diverse scientific program based on the latest advances in the field of interventional cardiology.
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Reading clinical practice guidelines, except for specific consultation, is usually tedious. These guidelines are nor meant to be read as a textbook, or at least this is what most readers believe.
According to a recent study published in Circ. Cardiovasc Interv, after a scheduled angioplasty, the rate of arrhythmia requiring some kind of treatment is very low, low enough to deem unnecessary the routine monitoring of all patients.
TReducing alcohol consumption should be included in the “package” of secondary prevention recommendations, not only for its impact on arteries, but also because it reduces atrial fibrillation (AF). 
Save the date! We expect to see you on August 5th, 6th, and 7th at the Hilton Buenos Aires Hotel for an enriching scientific experience that serves as an opportunity to perfect and expand your knowledge on hemodynamics. 
See the most read articles and the most outstanding news of January in the field of interventional cardiology on our website.
