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Case Competition 2017 Accepted cases

*The list of accepted cases with presentation schedule is followed by the below notes.

Notes for Case Presenters

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We kindly ask all speakers at CCT2017 to include a self-disclosure of the state of conflict of interest in your first slide or in the last page of your poster. The disclosure of the state of conflict should be made by downloading the disclosure template below and insert it in a prescribed position.

Please note that all speakers are required to make the disclosure regardless whether or not there is a state of conflict of interest. Thank you very much for your cooperation.

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1-1-5-2E Maedaminami-machi, Toyohashi, Aichi 440-0851, Japan
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Thursday, October 26
8:30-10:30
CTO 1
Submission
No.		 Name Institution Country Case Title Abstract
C003 Shunsuke Kitani Tokeidai Memorial Hospital Japan A Reattempt Case of PCI for Diffuse Subtotal Occlusion of RCA
C010 Po-Jui Wu Kaohsiung Chang Gung Memorial Hospital Taiwan, R.O.C. Difficult chronic total occlusion approach; which way is better?
C014 Jen-Fang Cheng National Taiwan University Hospital Taiwan, R.O.C. Success comes from planning and preparation.
C027 Takahide Kodama Toranomon Hospital Japan Repeated tortuous retrograde channels tracking overcame a very long RCA CTO lesion
C028 Noriko Makiguchi Hokushinkai Megumino Hospital Japan A case of severe calcified CTO complicated by septal perforation during ipsilateral channel tracking.
C030 Kuan-Chih Huang Cheng Hsin General Hospital Taiwan, R.O.C. PCI for CTO after TAVR with a Self-expandable Bioprosthesis
C036 Masayuki Sakurai Ootakanomori Hospital Japan Effective Rotablation before the CTO wiring led to success procedure
C038 Takafumi Sakamoto Oita Prefectural Hospital Japan Successful antegrade PCI for LCX instent CTO with a very hard gap formed by a stent fracture, torsion of the axes of the stents, and a tiny distal true lumen
C041 Wei Da Lu National Cheng Kung University of Taiwan Taiwan, R.O.C. Retrograde guide combined with antegrade puncture for CTO lesion
C046 Noriyuki Wakana Kyoto Prefectural University School of Medicine Japan Wizard 78 wire is an effective option for choice of the micro channels; 2 Cases reports
10:30-12:20
Others 1
Submission
No.		 Name Institution Country Case Title Abstract
C004 Ho Lam Tuen Mun Hospital Hong Kong A Rare Balloon Complication
C006 Hartini Mohd Yusof Cardiology Department Hospital Serdang Malaysia Oops, it's snap!
C018 Toshihiko Akasaka Matuse Red Cross Hospital Japan A pitfall of guide extension catheter - A case of coronary dissection occurred by guide extension catheter
C020 Vinod Kumar Bala Krishnan Sri Ramachandra University India Retrieval of embolized stent from left main
C025 Satoshi Higuchi Kyorin University Hospital Japan Percutaneous coronary intervention with small amounts of contrast medium improved not only the cardiac, but renal function in a patient with severe heart and renal failure.
C026 Chi Pan Chan Pamela Youde Nethersole Eastern Hospital Hong Kong The lead pipe is leaking!
C035 Yasuhiro Honda Miyazaki　Medical Association Hospital Japan The Successful Retrieval of the Entrapped and Broken Guidewire in the Right Coronary Artery Chronic Total Occlusion with Severe Calcification by Using a 220 mm Long Balloon
C039 Yen-Hsiang Wang Taichung Veterans General Hospital Taiwan, R.O.C. Coronary Stent disclodge
C084 Vu Hoang Vu University Medical Center at Ho Chi Minh City Vietnam Spontaneous Dissection and Re-entry of Right Coronary Artery
16:00-18:00
ACS 1
Submission
No.		 Name Institution Country Case Title Abstract
C005 Ahmed Kassem King Abdulaziz University Saudi Arabia Slipped Stent during Post Cardiac Arrest 1ry PCI; The innovative solution for the worst scenario.
C007 Youngjae Ki Chosun University School of Medicin Korea Intraluminal filling defects after primary PCI in STEMI patient
C008 Samruay Kridkratoke Khon Kaen hospital Thailand A case of double CTO…focus on high takeoff RCA with ostial disease and RPL CTO
C021 Shigeki Nishiyama Saitama Sekishinkai Hospital Japan A ACS case of the super-old person with severe 3VD who was able to rescue by hybrid therapy of MIDCAB and PCI
C032 Yoshinori Kanno Tsuchiura kyodo general hospital Japan Optical coherence tomography definite plaque erosion causing non ST-segment elevation myocardial infarction imaged by intracoronary multi modalities including near infrared spectroscopy
C044 Masaki Kinosita Toyama prefectural central hospital Japan A case of acute myocardial infarction(AMI) due to thrombotic coronary occlusion of right coronary artery aneurysm　undergone percutaneous coronary intervention(PCI)
C048 Tomohito Hada Nippon Medical School Japan A successful case of spontaneous coronary artery dissection treated with catheter intervention for recurrent ischemia during conservative therapy.
C049 Tsutomu Kawai Osaka General Medical Center Japan A case of inferior ST elevation myocardial infarction with a huge thrombus and a severe calcified lesion treated by staged percutaneous coronary intervention
C050 Cheng-Yu Ko National Cheng Kung University Hospital Taiwan, R.O.C. A young female with ventricular fibrillation
Friday, October 27
8:30-10:30
Others 2
Submission
No.		 Name Institution Country Case Title Abstract
C040 Simarjot Singh Sarin Patiala Heart Institute India Iatrogenic Aortic Dissection during PTCA of Right coronary Artery.
C042 Misa Ito Seirei Yokohama hospital Japan Recurrent in-stent restenosis with 3rd generation drug eluting stent
C053 Deepak Kapila Fortis Escorts Hospital India “Burst Coronary Artery….is bridge the culprit?”
C056 Hseng Long Yeh Sijhih Cathay General Hospital Taiwan, R.O.C. Comparison with three treatment methods result of denovo coronary lesion in the same patient
C057 Hiroaki Matsuda Otsu Red Cross Hospital Japan Effectiveness of the Most Conformable Stent “SYNERGY” for “Mechanical” Bypass Failure
C060 Yusuke Mukai Toyama Prefectural Central Hospital Japan Usefulness of transcatheter thrombectomy for a case of Paget-Schroetter syndrome(PSS)
C062 Wataru Fujimoto Himeji cardiovascular center Japan Histopathologic analysis of high intensity plaque detected by black blood magnetic resonance imaging in proximal left anterior descending artery which was obtained from directional coronary atherectomy
C063 Toshihiro Hirai JA Hokkaido Asahikawa Kosei General Hospital Japan Marvelous crossability of GUIDEPLUS
C074 Bu Yuan Hsiao Cheng Hsin General Hospital Taiwan, R.O.C. Successful retrieval of the entrapped stent in the calcified lesion
C076 Ming-Lung Tsai Chang-Gung Memorial Hospital, LinKuo Taiwan, R.O.C. Stent fracture with instent restenosis at the edge of LIMA implantation
10:30-12:20
CTO 2
Submission
No.		 Name Institution Country Case Title Abstract
C011 Naoki Hayakawa Asahi General Hospital Japan Successful revascularization of two tandem LCX-CTO utilizing retrograde approach via LAD with single guiding catheter
C054 Yu Ho Chan Pok Oi Hospital Hong Kong End balloon wiring technique for contemporary reverse cart
C055 Kazushi Terada Takaoka City Hospital Japan A challenging case of RCA-CTO performed by biradial retrograde approach using multi-collateral channel
C059 Noriaki Takeda Ootakanomori Hospital Japan Successful CTO PCI in proximal LAD by using CrusadeK frequently
C065 Hirooki Higami Otsu Red Cross Hospital Japan A case of RCA chronic total occlusion with important separated conus branch.
C070 Hideo Miura Nagano Chuo Hospital Japan Successful case for LCX CTO by parallel wire tecnique with IVUS and single frame guide
C075 Koichi Nakamura Kita-Harima Medical Center Japan PCI treatment for severe coronary artery disease with two CTO lesions complicated by ventricular fibrillation
C079 Hideki Nishimura Eiju General Hospital Japan Angina Pectoris with Heart Failure Remaining LAD and RCA CTO in Spite of Post CABG
C082 Jun-Tiing Liou Tri-Service General Hospital, National Defense Medical Center Taiwan, R.O.C. Successful PCI for multiple CTOs by complex hybrid procedures
14:15-15:30
LMT
Submission
No.		 Name Institution Country Case Title Abstract
C009 Yusuke Uemura Anjo Kosei Hospital Japan Stent distortion in the PCI to LMT-LAD lesion
C013 Sze Wah Lai Kwong Wah Hospital Hong Kong An accidentally trapped wire
C019 Kan Gun Choi Yeungnam University Hospital Korea How shoud I treat a "left main trifurcation lesion"? A modifed T stenting with Intravascular imaging
C023 Suma M Victor Madras Medical Mission, Chennai India Complex left main intervention in triple vessel disease
C045 Jung-Chi Hsu National Taiwan University Hospital Taiwan, R.O.C. A complex Case with Chronic Total Occlusion, Bifurcation, and Left Main Lesions
C066 Yutaka Konami Tokyo Women's Medical University Japan A case of severely angle thrombotic true LMT bifurcation lesion with low ejection fraction
15:30-17:30
ACS 2
Submission
No.		 Name Institution Country Case Title Abstract
C051 Vivek Singla Amar Hospital, Patiala India Coronary artery perforation during Primary Angioplasty: rescued by guideliner
C058 Yuki Suzuka Mimihara General Hospital Japan A case of acute coronary syndrome with cardiogenic shock and severe triple vessel disease including left main bifurcation
C061 Sung-Ho Her Daejeon St. Mary's Hospital, the Catholic University of Korea,Seoul Korea A STEMI case of neoatherosclerosis in stent treated with rotaablation
C064 Toshinori Ko Nippon Medical School Japan Two successful cases applied rotational atherectomy in acute myocardial infarction
C067 Nobuhito Yagi Okinawa Chubu Hospital Japan Percutaneous coronary intervention for acute coronary syndrome cause by spontaneous coronary artery dissection.
C071 Chen Liu Fuwai Hospital Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences (CAMS) China Patient Suffered AMI complicated with Cardiac Rupture Survived
C072 Peng Zhou Fuwai Hospital, CAMS & NCCD China A rare cause of myocardial infarction
C078 Shinichiro Masuda Tokyo Metropolitan Hiroo Hospital Japan Successful treatment of recent myocardial infarction with huge thrombus: 2 stage strategy guided by OFDI images
C081 Maria Claudia Gesmundo Alcancia Makati Medical Center Philippines Coil embolisation of a perforated distal LAD without reversal of heparin in a 63 year-old female with 3-vessel disease
C083 Seung Wook Lim CHA University Korea PCI for tight RCA lesion support with Heartrail catheter in patient with anomalous origin of the right coronary artery from the left coronary sinus
Saturday, October 28
8:30-10:00
Ostial, bifurcated lesion
Submission
No.		 Name Institution Country Case Title Abstract
C002 Cho Shan Li Tuen Mun Hospital Hong Kong Failure to optimize a Culotte stenting in a RCA bifurcation lesion: the use of Optimal Coherence Tomography (OCT) in managing the problem
C024 Man Ho Wong Queen Elizabeth Hospital Hong Kong Two bifurcations. One common stent.
C034 Toru Tagashira Kita-Harima Medical Center Japan A Case of 2-stent Strategy for Proximal Left Descending Artery Bifurcation in ST Elevation Myocardial Infarction complicated by Cardiogenic Pulmonary Edema
C037 Shinya Ikeda Hyogo Prefectural Amagasaki General Medical Center Japan Chronic Total Occlusion in Proximal Left Anterior Descending Artery with Previous Crossover Stent from Left Main Trunk to Circumflex.
C043 Atsuichiro Shigenaga Yokohama City University Hospital Japan Successful OCT guided ELCA for left circumflex ostium jailed stent struts
C069 Yu Takahashi Himeji Cardiovascular Center Japan Treatment of a left main trifurcation lesion with directional coronary atherectomy
C073 Hiroshi Hongo Saga University Japan A useful case of Tornus and Rotablator for severe calcified Right coronary ostial lesion.
10:00-11:40
Calcified lesion
Submission
No.		 Name Institution Country Case Title Abstract
C012 Mitsunori Mutou Kikuna Memorial Hospital Japan A case with in-stent restenosis due to crushed strut by heavy surrounding calcium behind the stent
C016 Motosu Ando Okamura Memorial Hospital Japan Heavily calcified LAD trifurcation lesion which evaluated the difference in guidewire bias by support characteristics of the guidewires in IVUS examination before rotational atherectomy
C029 Aashish Chopra The Madras Medical Mission India Managing a case of stent dislodgement in calcified coronary artery
C031 Yuta Imai Saiseikai Shiga Prefecture Hospital Japan Successful re-crossing a diagonal branch occluded by stenting at severe calcified lesion of a left anterior descending artery with a Conquest Pro
C052 Yuya Nakagawa Hakodate Medical Association Hospital Japan Successful bailout case from coronary perforation and cardiac tamponade after stenting for severe calcified lesion
C068 Nobuhiko Maejima Yokohama City University Medical Center Japan Successful removal of OFDI catheter which was stucked at the stent distal edge
C077 Ho-Ping Yu Cheng Hsin General Hospital Taiwan, R.O.C. Rotablation of in vivo coronary stent
C080 Sang Hyun Park Eulji University Hospital Korea Goods and Bads of guide extension catheter, Guidezilla? for severe calcified lesions
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