12/05 | SOLACI Research Webinar: Lower Limb Angioplasty. LATAM Peripheral Registry

Do not miss the next SOLACI Research event, where we will be presenting LATAM Peripheral Research Registry! This registry is meant to collect data and clinical information about peripheral vascular disease across Latin America to determine the best evidence-based therapies. 

This is why we are carrying out a live virtual event you cannot miss, where we will approach lower limb PCI together with prestigious Latin American experts. 

The live webinar will be streamlined via zoom next Wednesday May 12, 2021, at 06.00 PM (Argentina / Brazil; GMT-3). 

As usual, the event is free and open, with prior registration. 

Take a look at the content and sign up!


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