March 26 – SOLACI Webinar: Evidence and Controversies in Renal Denervation in 2025

The Latin American Society of Interventional Cardiology invites you to a new virtual event supported by Medtronic.

On this occasion, we will hold a 60-minute event on “Evidence and Controversies in Renal Denervation in 2025.” During the session, we will review the current clinical evidence, share an educational case, and discuss the potential of this procedure with experts from Brazil, Mexico, and Colombia.

Check the scientific agenda and register. As always, the event is open and free of charge, with prior registration required.


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