SOLACI present at the 15 Symposium of Interventional Cardiology CardioInterv 2015

SOLACI express their gratitude to the Costantino Costantini Foundation, in Curitiba, Brazil, and to their director Dr. Costantino Costantini, for their invitation to take part in the 15 Symposium of Interventional Cardiology, CardioInterv 2015, held in Curitiba on November 26 thru 27, 2015.

The event, which took place at the Cardiology Center Costantini, proudly presented reputed international and Latin American guests and a program of outstanding scientific level. The activities included several live cases, round tables, case discussions and lectures from prestigious guests, such as doctors Andrés Íñiguez and José María de La Torre Hernández (Spain), Giulio Guagliumi and Imad Sheiban (Italy) and Jonathan M. Tobis (United States), among others.

Just like the previous year, our Society displayed a stand in the exhibition hall of the event.

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