4309 |
How Can We Treat Patients with Concomitant Coronary Artery Disease? |
Jung-Min Ahn |
Apr. 19. 23 |
4308 |
Case 2. Diffuse Long Lesion |
Kam Tim Chan |
Apr. 19. 23 |
4307 |
Case 1. Heavily Cacified Lesion |
Antonio Colombo |
Apr. 19. 23 |
4306 |
Intravascular Lithotripsy (Shockwave) for Preparation Severely Calcified Lesions. |
Ziad A. Ali |
Apr. 19. 23 |
4305 |
Practical Approach to the Calcified Lesion PCI - When Do We Have to Consider Rotational Atherectomy? |
Do-Yoon Kang |
Apr. 19. 23 |
4304 |
What is the Definition of Moderate to Heavy Calcification? - Based on the Fluoroscopy or Intravascular Imaging? |
Gary S. Mintz |
Apr. 19. 23 |
4303 |
Complex and Higher Risk PCI: How Should It be Defined and Who Should be Doing It? |
David Hildick-Smith |
Apr. 19. 23 |
4302 |
Case 2. Physiology Guided PCI |
Bon-Kwon Koo |
Apr. 19. 23 |
4301 |
Case 1. Imaging Guided PCI |
Myeong-Ki Hong |
Apr. 19. 23 |
4300 |
Low Penetration of FFR (1A Class) in Real Practice; Why and How to Overcome? |
Jung-Min Ahn |
Apr. 19. 23 |