SOLACI Wishes You Happy Holidays!

The Latin American Society of Interventional Cardiology sends its warmest wishes to our region’s entire medical community in this Holiday season. Thank you for your efforts and dedication invested in improving our patient’s quality of life.

 

We thank all professionals who, in one way or another, took part in the scientific activities and educational projects our Society organized over the course of this very busy year.

We wish you the best coming into the New Year, hoping to work together during 2024 to drive forward our specialty in this continent.


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