
6th Annual Cardio Renal Connections!
Hybrid Conference
Embassy Suites by Hilton San Antonio Landmark
April 27-29, 2023

CARDIO RENAL CONNECTIONS

Bridging Heart, Kidney and Metabolic Diseases
FEATURED SESSIONS
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Health Inequity and Cardiorenometabolic Risks
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Obesity: Root Cause of Cardiorenometabolic Diseases
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Metabolic Disease on the Cutting Edge
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Frontiers in HTN
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Classic Cardiorenal
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Aftermath of COVID
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Updates in Cardiorenal Realm
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Expanding Horizons in Cardiorenometabolic Medicine
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Controversies in Cardiovascular Care
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Metabolic Disease on the Cutting Edge
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Food as Medicine
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Emerging Concepts
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Vascular and Valvular Disease: CKD and Calcium
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New Frontiers in Lipid Management
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Incorporating Lifestyle Medicine into Routine
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Interprofessionalism in Clinical Practice: Panel Discussions
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Prevention vs. Treatment: Controversies
WHAT HAPPENS HERE
WILL CHANGE HEALTHCARE
Lectures. Networking. Workshops. CE Credit.
2.5
DAYS OF WORLD-CLASS CONTENT
8
ESSENTIAL WORKSHOPS AND PANELS FOR MEDICAL PROFESSIONALS
40
PRESTIGIOUS
SESSION LEADERS AND SPEAKERS
500
PARTICIPATING
HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS
WHAT IS CARDIO RENAL CONNECTIONS ALL ABOUT?
Cardio Renal Connections is a unique meeting bringing together clinicians and scientists to explore the complex relationships between the heart and kidney. The interplay between the kidneys and the cardiovascular system is complex. The close relationship of renal function and cardiac function has given rise to the concept of cardio renal syndromes. This interplay extends beyond these syndromes and manifests itself in the form of hypertension, metabolic syndrome, and peripheral vascular disease. With the epidemic of obesity, diabetes, and aging of the United States population, physicians will continue to face a growing number of patients with renal and cardiovascular disease. This interprofessional CE program will serve to help foster education and discussion about the intersection of these two pathophysiologic systems.
NEWS
High-Dose Spironolactone When Patients With Acute Decompensated Heart Failure Are Resistant to Loop Diuretics: A Pilot Study

Congratulations to Dr. Bansal for being recognized as a 2022 Women in Medicine Month recipient!

Dr. Solis-Herrera reminds the community that one in every three people in San Antonio has prediabetes during diabetes awareness month!
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