Survey Stent-Save a Life! (SSL) / SOLACI | Procedural variation in the performance of Primary PCI

These last decades, primary percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) has improved STEMI patient prognosis. However, its penetration varies across to regions and countries. 

Survey Stent-Save a Life!

As part of the initiative Stent-Save a Life! (SSL), SOLACI is publishing this electronic survey to assess the use of primary PCI throughout different countries based on the assumption that there is significant variation between the different regions and nations. This survey is to be answered only by interventional cardiologists. 

It consists of 12 specific questions that should not take longer than 7 minutes to answer. Help us answer this survey to obtain representative results as regards Latin America. It is vital to be able to count on reliable data in order to keep advancing our daily practice and, in turn, patient quality of life. 

We invite all interventional cardiologists to answer these questions before October 30, 2022. 


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