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ISCAP Workshop: Chronic Total Occlusion and Rotablator (CPD Points: 3) Tbc ISCAP Workshop: Chronic Total Occlusion and Rotablator (CPD points: 3) tbc DATE: 24 August 2013 TIME: 08:30 – 12:00 VENUE: Midrand Conference Centre ADDRESS: 661 Pendulum Road, Halfway House Ext 12, Midrand (Directions is attached) PROGRAMME/AGENDA 08:30 Registration 08:45 ISCAP welcome 09:00 Chronic Total Occlusion Dr Chris Zambakides 09:50 Refreshments 10:10 Complications, solutions, tips and tricks on CTO Dr Chris Zambakides 11:00 Rotablator – advanced update Dr Joe McKibbin 12:00 Departure RSVP before or on 16 August 2013 Sanette cell: 0832535212/ email: [email protected] Christel cell: 0847763788/ email: [email protected] Remember you can: Become an ISCAP member Meet with friends and colleagues But mostly, you can become the best professional YOU can be Your participation in the ISCAP ongoing education program will help you achieve your objectives Remember to apply for SA Heart /ISCAP membership 2013 – R275 (excl VAT) Register TODAY! This meeting is proudly sponsored by Directions to Midrand Conference Centre BEST ROUTES Gautrain Catch the Gautrain to Midrand Catch the M3 Sunninghill bus Get off bus at first stop outside Gallagher Remain on the same side of the road as the bus-stop and following the same direction as the bus, take a short walk – you will first see flags and then our gate Directions from Johannesburg Take the N1 North towards Pretoria Take exit 108 for M39/Allandale Road towards Midrand/Grand Central Airport Follow the signs for Grand Central/Kempton when this road forks and drive under the bridge Get into the left hand lane after the bridge At the first robot turn left onto the R101 Turn left at the third set of robots into Johnnic Boulevard Turn left into the first road (Lupton) Follow the curves of the road that will lead you into Pendulum Road Midrand Conference Centre is on the left, Villa Tuscana Wedding Village on the right Directions from Pretoria Take the N1 towards Johannesburg Take exit 111 New Road off ramp towards M71/Grand Central Airport/Midrand Turn left at the robot into New Road Turn right onto the R101 Turn right at the fourth set of robots into Johnnic Boulevard Turn left into the first road (Lupton) Follow the curves of the road that will lead you into Pendulum Road Midrand Conference Centre is on the left, Villa Tuscana Wedding Village on the right 15 Minute Route from Sandton City Take Rivonia Road northbound Turn right into Kelvin Drive Cross over Bowling Road and when road forks, take the left fork Fourth robot, turn left into Woodmead Drive Drive under the bridge and at the first robot turn right At T-Junction turn left into R101 Cross over Allendale Turn left at the third set of robots into Johnnic Boulevard Turn left into the first road (Lupton) Follow the curves of the road that will lead you into Pendulum Road Midrand Conference Centre is on the left GPS co-ordinates 26°00’18.29”S 28°07’53.67”E .
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