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Case-Based Debate 1 |
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March 29, 2007, Hall #17 |
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Optimal Timing of Coronary Intervention in Patients with Non-ST Elevation Acute Coronary Syndrome |
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Moderators ¡¡¡¡ Weifeng Shen, Shubin Qiao
Discussants ¡¡¡¡Yongjian Wu, Zhijian Yang, Shuyang Zhang, Xuchen Zhou |
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12:00 PM - Objective of the Course
Weifeng Shen |
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12:02 PM - PCI in Patients with Non-ST Elevation ACS: from Practical Case to Evidence, the Earlier the Better!
Shubin Qiao |
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12:17 PM - No, Staged PCI after Medical ¡°Cooling¡±Is Appropriate
Ruiyan Zhang |
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12:32 PM - Panel Discussion |
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12:37 PM - Importance of Risk Stratification of Non-ST Elevation ACS
Lefeng Wang |
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12:49 PM - The Role of Aggressive Antiplatelet Therapy
Meilin Liu |
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1:01 PM - Management of Non-ST Elevation ACS: Is PCI Enough?
Weifeng Shen |
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1:13 PM - Panel Discussion and Q&A |
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1:28 PM - Conclusion
Shubin Qiao |
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1:30 PM - Adjourn |
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Case-Based Debate 2 |
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March 29, 2007, Hall #17 |
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What Can We Learn and What Can We Do? Lessons from Lethal Complications |
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Moderators
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Guoliang Jia, Shuzheng Lu
Shaoliang Chen, Weimin Li, Yin Liu, Xuewen Qin |
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3:00 PM - Objective of the Course
Guoliang Jia
3:02 PM - Case Presentation 1: Perforation in PCI
Yingfeng Liu
3:07 PM - Case Presentation 2: Cardiac Rupture in PCI
Xuchen Zhou
3:12 PM - Prevention and Treatment of Cardiac Tamponade
Weiyi Fang
3:22 PM - Panel Discussion
3:30 PM - Case Presentation 3: LM Dissection in PCI
Ningfu Wang
3:35 PM - Case Presentation 4: Air Thrombus in PCI
Genshan Ma
3:40 PM - Prevention and Treatment of LM Abrupt Closure in PCI
Wenyi Guo
3:50 PM - Panel Discussion
3:58 PM - Case Presentation 5: No-Reflow in Emergent PCI
Quanmin Jing
4:03 PM - Case Presentation 6: No-Reflow in Selective PCI
Xiantao Song
4:08 PM - Prevention and Treatment of No-Reflow in PCI
Yundai Chen
4:18 PM - Panel Discussion
4:26 PM - Conclusion
Shuzheng Lu
4:30 PM - Adjourn |
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Case-Based Debate 3
March 31, 2007, Hall #17 |
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Optimal Timing in Delayed PCI of Culprit Lesions for STEMI: Earlier or Later? |
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Moderators
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Guoying Zhu, Yuejing Yang
Hengjian Hao, Ben He, Zhanquan Li, Jiyuan Lu |
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10:30 AM - Objective of the Course
Guoying Zhu
10:32 AM - The Earlier PCI for Post MI, the Better Recovery of Ventricular Function
Wei Gao
10:47 AM - No, the Earlier PCI for Post AMI, the More and Worse Lesion Complications!
Yuejin Yang
11:02 AM - Case Presentation 1: Optimal Timing in Delayed PCI (the Earlier the Better)
Bao Li
11:07 AM - Case Presentation 2: Optimal Timing in Delayed PCI (Too early, No-Reflow)
Jinqing Yuan
11:12 AM - Panel Discussion
11:17 AM - How to Perform Delayed PCI after STEMI? Considerations Beyond Optimal Timing
Hongbing Yan
11:32 AM - Is There a Clear Answer of Optimal Timing in Delayed PCI after STEMI?
Guoying Zhu
11:47 AM - Panel Discussion and Q&A
11:57 AM - Conclusion
Yuejin Yang
12:00 PM - Adjourn |
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Case-Based Debate 4 |
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March 31, 2007, Hall #17 |
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Revascularization Strategies and Techniques of Multivessel Disease: CABG or PCI? Complete or Incomplete? |
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Moderators
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Yong Huo, Yaling Han
Guoxiang He, Yitong Ma, Yong Wang, Tingshu Yang |
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1:30 PM - Objective of the Course
Yaling Han
1:32 PM - CABG Should Be Obviously the Golden Standard for Revascularization of Multivessel Disease in Diabetic Patients!
Feng Wan
1:47 PM - No, We Can Do as Well as Our Surgeon Colleagues in the DES Era
Yaling Han
2:02 PM - Panel Discussion
2:07 PM - Case Presentation 1: Multivessel Disease PCI
Shouli Wang
2:12 PM - Case Presentation 2: Multivessel Disease PCI
Jian Liu
2:17 PM - If PCI for Multivessel Disease, Complete Revascularization Is Mandatory
Zhimin Du
2:32 PM - No, Carefully Planned Partial Revascularization Is also Acceptable
Yong Huo
2:47 PM - Panel Discussion and Q&A
2:57 PM - Conclusion
Yong Huo
3:00 PM - Adjourn |
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Case-Based Debate 5
March 31, 2007, Hall #17 |
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How to Approach a Bifurcation Lesion? 1 Stent or 2 Stents? |
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Moderators
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Jilin Chen, Jiyan Chen
Guosheng Fu, Lang Li, Huiliang Liu, Zhujun Shen |
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4:30 PM - Objective of the Course
Jiyan Chen
4:32 PM - Comparison of Bifurcation Lesion Classifications: Similarities, Differences, and Implications for Technique Choice and Long-Term Prognosis
Lei Ge
The Main Event: Should the Initial Approach to a True Bifurcation Lesion Be 1 or 2 Stents?
4:42 PM - A Provisional Stent Strategy Provides the Best Results
Jiyan Chen
4:54 PM - A 2-Stent Strategy Is Usually Required, and if Done Right Is Best
Shaoliang Chen
5:06 PM - Panel Discussion
Step-by-Step Description of Bifurcation Techniques (with Case Examples)
5:11 PM - Provisional, T and Modified T, Crush, and V (Simultaneous Kissing Stents) Stenting, and More
Jilin Chen
5:26 PM - Side Branch Decisions: When to Jail, When to Kiss, How to Rewire, and More
Weimin Wang
5:38 PM - Technical Approach to and Clinical Results with DES in Unprotected Left Main Disease Involving Distal Bifurcation
Runlin Gao
5:53 PM - Panel Discussion and Q&A
5:58 PM - Conclusion
Jilin Chen
6:00 PM - Adjourn
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