Gastros to discuss problems affecting the area

Punta Cana – Dominican gastroenterologists and those from other countries will meet next week in Punta Cana to discuss an agenda full of scientific content. Dr. Claralí Almonte, president of the Dominican Society of Gastroenterology (SDG), announced this, saying it is her most important annual scientific activity.

The congress will be held from September 26 to 29 at the International Convention Center in Punta Cana.

The XXXII edition of the meeting is dedicated to Dr. Julio Camarena Trabous, a prominent Dominican gastroenterologist, professor, and past president of the SDG, who will be honored for his career.

Almonte said that the activity is international and will have as its motto “Integration in the approach to digestive pathologies.” It will bring together renowned national specialists and international guests to exchange experiences, approaches, and studies on the latest research related to gastroenterology and digestive pathologies.

They will also discuss training, updating, and growth strategies for gastroenterologists.

“The agenda to be developed in this congress has been prepared with a broad vision and a comprehensive approach adapted to the new times and aimed at responding to the great challenges of health and, especially, of gastroenterology,” said Dr. Almonte.

It is an exchange of experiences among the participants, said the doctor.