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 What's
different? |
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Outstanding
Research Awards |
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Learn about the various
approaches for the specific lesion subset
: simultaneous live case demonstrations of
different techniques by different operators
in the same type of lesions. |
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Continuous concurrent
live case demonstrations under the specific
themes
: transradial interventions(TRI), CTO interventions,
etc. |
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Case review oriented
practical workshop |
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The
Main Arena |
| • Thursday |
| 01:00 pm~05:30 pm |
| • Friday |
| 08:30 am~06:00 pm |
| • Saturday |
| 08:30 am~05:00 pm |
TCTAP
session
The distinguished TCTAP session, including clinical
trial updates 2005, state-of-the-art lectures,
live case demonstrations from Columbia University,
New York, USA. The Session will be moderated by
Drs. Martin B. Leon and Gregg W. Stone.
Plenary
Session
Up-to-date didactic lecture series, featuring
world-renowned experts in their fields.
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Acute
Coronary Syndromes and thrombotic lesions
(role of adjunct pharmacology, thrombectomy
and distal protection) |
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Multivessel
disease strategies |
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Approach
to the patient with renal insufficiency and
diabetes |
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Advanced
drug-eluting stent techniques |
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Complex
patient subgroups treatments |
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Utility
of intravascular ultrasound and physiologic
lesion assessment |
Live
Case Demonstrations
More than 20 live case demonstrations, featuring
different techniques by different operators in
the same type of lesions simultaneously. These
Demonstrations will be originated from 4 international
and 3 Korean centers.
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Complex
coronary intervention |
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Novel
strategies for high risk patients and complex
lesions
: Lt. main disease, LAD ostial lesions, Very
long lesions, Bifurcations, CTOs, Diffuse
ISR |
Euro
PCR
The individual Euro PCR
session will be presented during the meeting.
This session moderated by Drs. Jean Marco and
Patrick Serruys will be discussed basic education,
PCI, and future prospect for interventional vascular
therapeutics. |
| Summit 2005 Topics |
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Drug-eluting
stents
Guidelines in real world practice |
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Complex coronary
intervention |
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Novel strategies
for high risk patients and complex lesions
Lt. main disease, Very long lesions,
Bifurcations, CTOs, Diffuse ISR |
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Acute coronary
syndrome |
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Interventional
pharmacology
Aspirin, thienopyridines, low-molecular
weight heparin, direct antithrombins,
factor Xa inhibitors, statins |
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Brachytherapy |
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Angiomyogenesis |
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Diagnosis and
treatment of vulnerable plaque |
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Alcohol septal
ablation |
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PDA closure |
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PMV (percutaneous
mitral balloon valvuloplasty) |
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Peripheral
Intervention
Carotid intervention, AAA, iliac,
SFA and renal artery angioplasty
- Renal insufficiency
and the prevention and management
of contrast complication
- Nonionizing energy therapies for
the prevention and treatment of restenosis
and the at-risk lesion
- Inflammation and anti-inflammatory
therapies
- Genomics and proteomics
- Nonsurgical approaches to structural
heart disease
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| TCT Asia Pacific |
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Clinical
trial updates 2005
from USA, Europe and Asia Pacific |
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State-of-the-art
letures |
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New DES systems |
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Percutaneous
valve therapies |
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Complex coronary
interventions |
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Saphenous vein
grafts and thrombotic lesions |
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Imaging and guidance
for vulnerable plaque |
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Novel peripheral
and carotid interventions |
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Innovative surgical
techniques |
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Left ventricular
dysfunction and hemodynamic support |
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Renal insufficiency
diabetes |
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Bypass graft
management |
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Vascular closure
devices |
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Satellite live
case transmission
from Columbia University Hospital and
Asan Medical Center |
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| Case Reviews: Meet with
the Experts |
| These sessions
would be the most exciting part of this
meeting. It provide a small group environment
for angiographic case review and clinical
decision making. Four separate rooms
will be offered during breakfast time
on varies topics of interest, presented
by world renowned experts in their fields.
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My best and worst cases |
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Mini-lectures |
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Unprotected
left main disease |
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CTOs : Advanced
treatment technique |
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Bifurcations
Disease : Technique selection |
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High risk interventions |
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Peripheral interventions
: Complex carotid and renovascular stenting,
abdominal and thoracic aortic aneurysm
management |
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Intravascular
Ultrasound Imaging : Shifting Paradigms
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Physiologic
lesion assessment:
Complex anatomy and Difficult decisions |
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| Concurrent Sessions |
| Friday |
| 10:00 am~04:00
pm |
| Saturday |
| 08:30 am~12:30 pm |
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| These sessions
are stand-alone, cutting-edge didactic
programs, providing in-depth coverage
of specific themes, and will feature
continuous live case demonstrations
from diverse remote sites and relevant
state-of-the-art lectures in the cardiology
and vascular therapeutic fields. This
year¡¯s session will include the latest
intervention techniques in various lesion
subsets including carotid, renal, and
AAA. |
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Transradial
intervention (TRI) |
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CTO intervention
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Peripheral intervention
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Platelet inhibition
: new insights into aspirin and thienopyridine
applications, current understanding
and evolving roles for glycoprotein
IIb/IIIa antagonists |
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Distal protection
and thrombectomy devices in native coronary
arteries and saphenous vein grafts |
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Diabetes and
cardiovascular disease: attacking the
epidemic |
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Plaque modification
and debulking : atherotomy, atherectomy
and laser |
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Top interventional
cardiology trials of the last year |
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Coronary stent
design and new clinical trial insights
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Heparin attack
: low-molecular weight heparins, direct
antithrombins |
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Symposia |
| Evening
Satellite Symposia |
Thursday
05:30 pm~ 08:30 pm |
Friday and Saturday
12:30 pm~02:00 pm |
| Case Reviews
: Meet the Experts |
Friday and Saturday
07:00 am~08:30 am |
These sessions, which are sponsored by the organizing
committee and industries, will complement the didactic
material from the main scientific sessions. |
Poster
Abstract Session |
Moderated
Poster Abstract Presentation
| •
Friday |
| 09:00 am~11:00 am
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02:00 pm~04:00 pm |
| • Saturday |
| 09:00 am~11:00 am |
Moderated
by world-celebrated experts, this presentation
will honor the best abstracts of Angioplasty Summit
2005.
Outstanding Research
Awards
Total
amount of $ 5,000 for the best
abstracts submitted by investigators, as judged
by a panel of peer reviewer. |
Live
Case Transmissions Sites |
• Columbia University,
New York, USA
• Columbus Hospital, Milan,
Italy
• Toyohashi Heart Center, Aichi,
Japan
• Fu Wai Hospital, Beijing, China
• Asan Medical Center, Seoul, Korea
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The Catholic University of Korea, Kangnam St. Mary's
Hospital, Seoul, Korea
• Pusan National
University Hospital, Pusan, Korea |
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8th Annual
Conference for Cardiovascular Nurse &
Technologist
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organized by Cardiovascular Technology Association
(CTA) |
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Saturday, April 30,
2005
2:00 pm~3:30pm
The Cardiovascular Nurse and Technologist meeting
is for nurses and technologists who are involved
in the cardiovascular field. The format of this
meeting will consist of featured lectures and
case reviews by physicians, nurses, and technologists. |
Official
Language : English |
Simultaneous
Translation Services
| English into |
- Japanese |
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- Chinese |
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- Korean |
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