Miami Valves 2023: 30% Off for SOLACI Members

On February 2-4, 2023, Miami Valves 2023 will be held in Miami, Florida, USA. This is an international event featuring expert guests from around the world, with a highly educational scientific program on transcatheter therapies and valvular and structural heart disease.

SOLACI provides institutional support to the Congress and, as such, we are offering an exclusive 30% discount on registration fees for our members.

30% off in registration fees for SOLACI members!

To access this benefit, write to webservices@solaci.org and jornadas@solaci.org with the subject “I want the discount for Miami Valves 2023”. In the body of the email you must include your Name, Surname, Nationality and Email. Once we certify your membership status, the discount code with which you can register for the event will be shared.


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