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Ecuador Sessions 2020

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XL SOLACI Regional Sessions – 13° Andean region

March 06th & 07th, 2020.

After 3 years, SOLACI returns to Ecuador -this time to the beautiful city of Manta- to continue promoting the development of interventional cardiology in Latin America. Do not hesitate to participate in this important event that will undoubtedly be enriching for medical practice and, also, to improve the quality of life of patients in our region.

Registrations: write to jornadas@solaci.org

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