Costa Rica 2025 Sessions | Young Interventional Cardiologists Contest

We invite all young Latin American cardiologists to submit clinically relevant interventional cardiology cases for the upcoming SOLACI Sessions – Costa Rica 2025, to be held on October 8, 9, and 10 in San José, Costa Rica.

Participants will compete for the Best Case Award, which includes financial coverage to attend one SOLACI Regional Session, comprising airfare, hotel accommodation, and registration. This prize cannot be exchanged for coverage of the SOLACI Congress.

Submitted cases will first be reviewed by an evaluation panel to select the top cases, which will then be presented orally during the Sessions. These cases will be assessed by an expert interventional cardiology jury who will select the winner.


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