SOLACI Congratulates the SBHCI for a Successful Congress

The Brazilian Society of Hemodynamics and Interventional Cardiology (SBHCI) Congress took place on June 13th-15th in Curitiba, Brazil. SOLACI congratulates the members of the Organizing Committee for the excellent scientific activities included in the Congress and for their constant boost to the development of interventional cardiology in Latin America.

Below, some pictures taken at this event. 

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