Innovations in Cardiovascular Interventions 2019

ICI Meeting 2019 – the premier International Conference for Innovations in Cardiovascular Interventions (Heart, Brain and Peripheral Vessels) and High-Tech Life Science Industry, will be held in the David InterContinental Hotel, Tel Aviv, Israel, December 8-10, 2019.

The ICI Meeting is an acclaimed forum which aims to explore fuel, spark and be involved in the innovations that will shape the future of our cardiovascular systems and BEYOND.

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