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Making Peripheral Vascular Disease visible. Watch again our event

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You can now relive the event that we held together with the Cardiology Society of Rosario, the Argentine College of Interventional Cardioangiologists and the MIL Group, on Visibility of Peripheral Vascular Disease.

The event was held in mixed mode (face-to-face and virtual), and featured an outstanding scientific program and the participation of important specialists from Argentina.

Check it out below!

Making Peripheral Vascular Disease visible

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