Dominican Republic Regional Sessions 2023: Young Interventionists Contest is Still Open

Submissions to take part in the Contest for Young Interventional Cardiologists at the Dominican Republic Sessions 2023 is still open. 

Submit your case and win a full grant to attend one of SOLACI’s next scientific events organized by our Sessions area. 

The scholarship includes air fare, hotel lodging, and registration fees. 

Deadline: Friday, August 4th, 2023

Submit your case now and be part of this extraordinary event!


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