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Guatemala Sessions 2018

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35th SOLACI Regional Sessions – 13° Central America and the Caribbean..

June 1st and 2nd, 2018.
Guatemala City, Guatemala.

SOLACI thanks the 210 attendees ─physicians, nurses, technicians and other professionals. Without them, we would not have achieved such scientific success at these regional sessions. 

See the best presentations and pictures of the 2018 Guatemala Sessions

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