Save the Date! CardioInterv 2025 – 25th International Symposium on Interventional Cardiology is Coming

From November 26 to 28, 2025, the 25th International Symposium on Interventional Cardiology – CardioInterv 2025 will take place, a scientific excellence event that celebrates 25 years of history and is institutionally sponsored by SOLACI.

November 26, 27, and 28, 2025
Hybrid format: in-person and online

For three days, leading experts in interventional cardiology from Brazil, Latin America, and around the world will gather to:

  • Present live cases
  • Share lectures, talks, and round tables
  • Debate the latest controversies
  • Explore the future of transcatheter therapies

Save the date and be part of this unforgettable edition!

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