SOLACI Peripheral Registry Surpassed the 500-Patient Mark

We are glad to announce that the Latin American SOLACI Peripheral Registry keeps growing and has enrolled over 500 patients.

Over 9 countries and 29 Latin American sites have joined this multicenter, prospective research initiative that aims to collect data on the reality of lower limb angioplasty within our continent, in order to unify criteria, draw conclusions, and develop strategies to improve daily practice in this type of procedures.

This research program is open to all Latin American sites that would like to participate. Sites can join through the web—https://solaciresearch.wwclatam.com/or via e-mail to research@solaci.org, where all requested documentation will also be sent.

The benefits of participating

  1. Access our own database dedicated to lower limb angioplasty, with unified criteria across Latin American centers.
  2. Analyze outcomes in real time with data from your own center.
  3. Interact with centers across the region interested in promoting research and furthering publishing.
  4. Present SOLACI Peripheral outcomes at local and international events.
  5. Benefit from SOLACI Research assistance to develop your research projects and/or statistical analysis. 
  6. Work closely with SOLACI Research, who will oversee your progress weekly and will make sure all data be used correctly from start to finish, with annual (mandatory) followup.

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