MIL train more MIL – The First Week of Training Is Starting!

The first week of our structural heart disease training program for Latin American women interventionists is being held on June 26 thru 30. 

8 Latin American women interventionists will attend over 5 high complexity centers in Argentina to watch and take part in structural interventions coordinated by experienced SOLACI members. 

The program MIL TRAINING MORE MIL has granted scholarships to 16 young applicants from different corners of Latin America upholding our commitment to continued education, with a practical approach, to keep expanding the borders of interventional cardiology in the region.  


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