Colombia 2022 45th Regional Sessions Starts This Week

October 6, 7 and 8, Bucaramanga, Colombia

After 5 years, SOLACI is back in Colombia to hold our Regional Sessions together with CCHICV´s Colombian Congress of Hemodynamics. 

The event will take place at Bucaramanga Country Club and will feature prestigious Colombian and Latin American guests, as well as a cutting-edge scientific program with the latest innovations in interventional cardiology. 

There will be fascinating modules on adult and pediatric intervention, cardiac intervention, nurses and technicians, and the Latin American Group of Women Interventionists (MIL).

Registration is free of charge!

 

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