10/03 | Masterclass Medtronic-SOLACI with Gregg Stone: Complex PCI Scenario

We invite you to take part in a new Medtronic-SOLACI masterclass with Dr. Gregg Stone (USA) and prestigious Latin American panelists.

In this opportunity, Dr. Stone will talk about Complex PCI Scenarios. On the other hand, Drs. Mauro Echavarría (MEX), Alejandro Ricalde (MEX) and Reinaldo Venegas (CHI) will present complex cases on this topic. The moderators will be Drs. Oscar Méndiz and Carla Agatiello, both from Argentina.

Date: March 10th, 2022, at 07:30 p.m. (Argentina/Brazil time, UTC -3)

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


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