05/01 | MIL Group / SOLACI / CACI Webinar: Strategies to Improve the Training of Latin American Interventionist Women

We invite you to participate in a new SOLACI virtual event open to the entire community. It will be carried out with the support of Boston Scientific and it will have the participation of prestigious hemodynamicists from all over Latin America.

The event will take place on next Saturday, May 1 at 11.00 a.m. (Argentine time; GMT-3).

The event is open and free and requires prior registration.

Check the program and register!


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