Miami Valves 2020 | 50% off for SOLACI Members

Focused on transcatheter therapies for the treatment of structural cardiomyopathy and valvulopathy, Miami Valves 2020 is coming up. This annual meeting is taking place from January 16 to 18 at the luxurious Marriott Miami Biscayne Bay, in beautiful Miami, in Florida, USA.

Miami Valves 2020 | Descuento para miembros SOLACI

As a result of the close collaboration between SOLACI and Miami Valves, SOLACI members will get a 50% discount upon registration.

To get this benefit, write to webservices@solaci.org, under subject “Miami Valves 2020 Discount” and we will send you a discount code.

Type in this code in the corresponding box “discount code” on Miami Valves’ webpage upon registration.

Register HERE

More information on the event HERE


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