Save the date Only 2 months for the SOLACI-SOCIME 2022 Congress

¿Por qué Asistir al SOLACI-SOCIME 2022?August is the month in which we meet again to continue developing interventional cardiology on the continent.

Discover all the attractions of an unmissable event:

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First International Faculties Confirmed

Meet some of the renowned specialists who will be part of the event.

Call For Science: Send Your Work

Submit your work now and position yourself as an expert at the most convening meeting of interventional cardiologists in the region.

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Deadline: July 15, 2022.

If you have questions, write to cientifico@solaci.org.

SOLACI-SOCIME 2022


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