Scientific Symposia
Imaging and Physiology Part I: Imaging and Physiology Basics for Technologists and Young Physicians

Time: 8:30 am-9:15 am　　Room: Room 310, Level 3 　Role: Moderator

Scientific Symposia
Imaging and Physiology Part I: Imaging and Physiology Basics for Technologists and Young Physicians

Time: 8:45 am-9:00 am　　Room: Room 310, Level 3 　Role: Lecturer

Title: FFR in the Assessment of Left Main and Non-Left Main Bifurcation Lesions (with Case Examples)　

Scientific Symposia
Left Main and Bifurcations Part I: Techniques and Strategies for the Treatment of Bifurcation Lesions

Time: 2:15 pm-2:27 pm　　Room: Room 309B, Level 3 　Role: Lecturer

Title: How to Simplify LM Bifurcation Procedures by IVUS: Implications from 2 Cases　

Cardiac Catheterization and PCI Courses
Practical Course on PCI Part I - Complex Case Discussions

Time: 4:25 pm-4:30 pm　　Room: Function Hall C, Level 1 　Role: Lecturer

Title: Case 6: Tortuous / Angulated Lesion - Introduction　

Cardiac Catheterization and PCI Courses
Practical Course on PCI Part I - Complex Case Discussions

Time: 4:35 pm-4:40 pm　　Room: Function Hall C, Level 1 　Role: Lecturer

Title: Case 6: Tortuous / Angulated Lesion - How Did I Treat?　

Industry-Sponsored Symposia
Luncheon Satellite Symposium - From EXCELlence to CREDIT - Sponsored by JW Medical

Time: 12:15 pm-12:30 pm　　Room: Room 307AB, Level 3 　Role: Lecturer

Title: New Generation CREDIT (Excel II) DES: The Latest 2-Year Clinical Results of CREDIT II Randomized Clinical Trial　

Scientific Symposia
Left Main and Bifurcations Part II: Treatment of Bifurcation Lesions - Insights into Emerging Data

Time: 3:15 pm-5:00 pm　　Room: Room 309B, Level 3 　Role: Moderator

Scientific Symposia
Imaging and Physiology Part V: Case Reviews

Time: 10:15 am-12:00 pm　　Room: Room 310, Level 3 　Role: Moderator

Scientific Symposia
Imaging and Physiology Part V: Case Reviews

Time: 11:45 am-12:00 pm　　Room: Room 310, Level 3 　Role: Presenter

Title: IM-0048: OCT Findings in a Young STEMI Patient after Thrombolysis - Spontaneous Dissection or Plaque Rupture?