Opening day, a tribute to Dr. José Eduardo Sousa, the first to perform a coronary catheterization in Brazil, 50 years ago. Live cases and the Cleveland Clinic Symposium, “The year of interventional cardiology in review”.
During the TCT/GI2@SOLACI session: “Percutaneous Coronary Intervention”, doctors discussed about contemporary angioplasty, evolution of stents and new resorbable platforms. Also, took place theSCAI@SOLACI: “Adjunct pharmacology in the invasive approach of acute coronary syndromes”.
During the ACC@SOLACI Session: “Acute coronary syndromes”, doctors Eric R. Bates (EE.UU), Neal Kleiman (EE.UU) and Expedito Ribeiro da Silva (Brazil) coordinated an excellent panel that discussed adjunct drug therapy, the limitation of FFR in patients with ACS and how to optimize reperfusion therapy in Brazil. .
They won a scholarship on procedure observation at the Fellows Course SCAI 2016 in Las Vegas. Includes lodgment and registration sponsored by SCAI. Air ticket is sponsored by ProEducar-SOLACI.
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