• [Accepted abstracts] Coronary Exemplary Works (Digital Poster Session)
• Digital Poster Session Presentation Guidelines
• [Accepted abstracts] Coronary Poster Session
• Poster Presentation Guidelines
• To chairs of Poster Session

 Coronary Exemplary Works (Digital Poster Session) accepted abstracts

If your abstract has listed in “Digital Poster Session”, the abstract is selected as an exemplary work. Please check “Coronary Exemplary works (Digital Poster Session)” section for detailed information.

Digital Poster Session 1
Thu., October 23 14:00～15:30
Presentation Studio 1
Poster No.	Submission No.	Name	Institution	Country	Title	Abstract
C-05	10022	Chikara Ueyama	Gifu Prefectural Tajimi Hospital	Japan	A case of RCA and LAD double CTO with LMT lesion which needed a calcified debulking for severe calcified lesions
C-09	10037	Simon Soo Siong Lo	Gleneagles Hospital Penang	Malaysia	A very unusual cause of hypotension during CTO PCI
C-13	10019	Yuxi Sun	Xin Hua Hospital Affiliated to Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine	People's Republic of China	Intravascular Lithotripsy vs Cutting Balloon for Severe Coronary Calcification
C-15	10024	Jin Jung	St. Vincent Hospital, College of Medicine, The Catholic University of Korea	Korea	Clinical Outcomes of Rotational Atherectomy in Octogenarians: Insights from a ROCK Registry
C-16	10025	Yasuhiro Honda	Miyazaki Medical Association Hospital	Japan	Comparison of 1 year Clinical Outcomes between Rotational Atherectomy and Intravascular Lithotripsy for Calcified Coronary Stenosis with Acute Coronary Syndrome
Digital Poster Session 2
Fri., October 24 14:00～15:30
Presentation Studio 2
Poster No.	Submission No.	Name	Institution	Country	Title	Abstract
C-18	10003	Farrukh Malik	National Institute of Cardiovascular Diseases Pakistan	Pakistan	Cannabis Abuse And ST Segment Elevation Acute Coronary Syndrome (ACS).
C-24	10004	Farrukh Malik	National Institute of Cardiovascular Diseases Pakistan	Pakistan	Predicting Future Cardiovascular events by Lipid Core Burden index (LCBI)
C-31	10015	Jinsup Park	Believesewoong Hoispital	Korea	Timing of veno-arterial extracorporeal membrane oxygenation with cardiogenic shock
C-33	10035	Ryo Ibayashi	Japanese Red Cross Aichi Medical Center Nagoya Daini Hospital	Japan	A case of cardiogenic shock recovered from the acute phase by DCA to LMT under the support of Impella

Coronary Exemplary works (Digital Poster Session)

Presenters of exemplary works are requested to put up posters at the poster booth AND give Digital Poster presentation using PC on a stage in Presentation Studio. After Digital Poster presentation, awards will be given to the selected works in the award ceremony.

1. Digital Poster Session & Preview of your presentation

Session 1: Thursday, October 23 14:00-15:30
Location: Presentation Studio 1 (1F, Kobe International Exhibition Hall 2)

Session 2: Friday, October 24 14:00-15:30
Location: Presentation Studio 2 (1F, Kobe International Exhibition Hall 2)

Please complete a preview of your presentation materials at the PC Desk of the room 15 minutes before the session starts.

2. Allocated Time for presentation

Oral presentation 10 min. Q&A 5 min.
*Please proceed your presentation as the direction of the chairs

Presentation Guidelines

• [English]
• [Japanese]

3. Language

English

4. Poster posting

Your poster must be shown at the poster booth, even though you will not give oral presentation in front of the poster.
Please post your poster during "Posting Period". Your poster number is shown at the booth.

Location: Poster booths I, II(1F, Kobe International Exhibition Hall 2)
Posting period; 8:00 - 9:00
Removal; 18:00 - 18:30
Please refer to "Coronary Poster Presentation" section for poster size, posting and removal details.

5. Registration & Hotel

Poster presenters are required to register for CCT2025.
Please make registration from the following page.

Please arrange transportation and accommodation by yourself and pay at your own expense.

[Registration & Hotel]

 Coronary Poster Session accepted abstracts

Poster Session
ACS
Fri., October 24 10:30～
Booth I
Poster No.	Submission No.	Name	Institution	Country	Title	Abstract
C-18 *Display Only	10003 [Digital]	Farrukh Malik	National Institute of Cardiovascular Diseases Pakistan	Pakistan	Cannabis Abuse And ST Segment Elevation Acute Coronary Syndrome (ACS)
C-19	10006	Zhao Ming Lee	Hospital Sultan Idris Shah	Malaysia	IVUS into the Eye of the Storm : A Case Report of Thyroid Storm Masquerading as Acute Myocardial Infarction
C-20	10007	Youngjae Ki	Chosun University	Korea	Prognostic Value of Serum Uric Acid and 1-Year Arterial Stiffness Progression for Long-Term Cardiovascular Events in ACS Patients Undergoing PCI
C-22	10010	Zhao Ming Lee	Hospital Sultan Idris Shah	Malaysia	Young Wellens Of A Feather Flock Together
C-23	10033	Toru Suzuki	Yokohama City University Graduate School of Medecine	Japan	Management of a CHIP Case Complicated by Complete Atrioventricular Block, Severe Aortic Stenosis, and an Incidental Diagnosis of AL Amyloidosis
Calcified Lesion
Thu., October 23 10:30～
Booth II
Poster No.	Submission No.	Name	Institution	Country	Title	Abstract
C-11	10011	Bayushi Eka Putra	Sapporo Cardiovascular Clinic	Japan	When Cracking the Calcium Creates a New Challenge: An IVUS-Guided Approach to a Giant Post-IVL Fissure
C-12	10017	Navaneedha Lingam NLM Mahalingam	Pusat Jantung Hospital Sultan Idris Shah Serdang	Malaysia	Bailout of Under expanded Stent in Calcified Lesion Using IVL and OPN Balloon
C-13 *Display Only	10019 [Digital]	Yuxi Sun	Xin Hua Hospital Affiliated to Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine	People's Republic of China	Intravascular Lithotripsy vs Cutting Balloon for Severe Coronary Calcification
C-14	10021	Tatsuki Yoshie	Yokkaichi Municipal Hospital	Japan	A case of rotational atherectomy and intravascular lithotripsy assisted PCI for severely calcified stenosis
C-15 *Display Only	10024 [Digital]	Jin Jung	St. Vincent Hospital, College of Medicine, The Catholic University of Korea	Korea	Clinical Outcomes of Rotational Atherectomy in Octogenarians: Insights from a ROCK Registry
C-16 *Display Only	10025 [Digital]	Yasuhiro Honda	Miyazaki Medical Association Hospital	Japan	Comparison of 1 year Clinical Outcomes between Rotational Atherectomy and Intravascular Lithotripsy for Calcified Coronary Stenosis with Acute Coronary Syndrome
C-17	10026	Tatsuya Tabata	Urasoe General Hospital	Japan	A Case of Dual Preparation Therapy for the Calcified Nodule in In-Stent Restenosis After Stentablation
CTO 1
Thu., October 23 10:30～
Booth I
Poster No.	Submission No.	Name	Institution	Country	Title	Abstract
C-01	10001	Chee Kent Er	Hospital Sultan Idris Shah Serdang	Malaysia	Drug-Coated Balloon-Only PCI Strategy in LAD CTO
C-03	10013	Nandhesh Arumugam	Hospital Sultan Idris Shah, Serdang	Malaysia	Successful Percutaneous Coronary Intervention of a Chronic Total Occlusion in the Right Coronary Artery Using a Hybrid Strategy
C-04	10016	Toshihiko Kishida	IMS Fujimi General Hospital	Japan	A case of chronic total occlusion of right coronary artery with difficult backup
C-05 *Display Only	10022 [Digital]	Chikara Ueyama	Gifu Prefectural Tajimi Hospital	Japan	A case of RCA and LAD double CTO with LMT lesion which needed a calcified debulking for severe calcified lesions
CTO 2
Thu., October 23 16:00～
Booth I
Poster No.	Submission No.	Name	Institution	Country	Title	Abstract
C-02	10008	Yi-Chih Wang	National Taiwan University Hospital	Taiwan, R.O.C.	Application of the J-CTO Score to Recanalization for In-Stent Chronic Total Occlusions
C-07	10023	Jumpei Todoroki	Chubutokshukai Hospital	Japan	A case of retrograde PCI with Intravascular Lithotripsy for RCA In-Stent CTO
C-08	10028	Shinichiro Masuda	Ageo Central General Hospital	Japan	Quantitative Coronary Computed Tomography Angiography Assessment for Differentiating between Total Occlusions and Severe Stenoses
C-09 *Display Only	10037 [Digital]	Simon Soo Siong Lo	Gleneagles Hospital Penang	Malaysia	A very unusual cause of hypotension during CTO PCI
Imaging / Physiology
Fri., October 24 16:00～
Booth I
Poster No.	Submission No.	Name	Institution	Country	Title	Abstract
C-24 *Display Only	10004 [Digital]	Farrukh Malik	National Institute of Cardiovascular Diseases Pakistan	Pakistan	Predicting Future Cardiovascular events by Lipid Core Burden index(LCBI)
C-25	10020	Daisuke Isomatsu	Hoshi General Hospital	Japan	Mechanisms of recurrent coronary stenosis identified by optical coherence tomography and directional coronary atherectomy
C-26	10031	Yuma Yamakawa	Shuuwa General Hospital	Japan	A case of effective treatment for calcified leasion using DCA
C-27	10032	Tomoaki Kamura	Karatsu Red Cross Hospital	Japan	Case Report: Successful Bailout for an Unanticipated Optical Coherence Tomography Catheter During PCI
C-28	10034	Ken Koda	Osaka Keisatsu Hospital	Japan	Functional Coronary Angiography Versus Wire-Based Fractional Flow Reserve for the Assessment of Intermediate Coronary Artery Lesions
MCS / LMT / Bifurcation Lesions, Others
Fri., October 24 16:00～
Booth II
Poster No.	Submission No.	Name	Institution	Country	Title	Abstract
C-29	10005	Takeru Kasama	Seirei Yokohama Hospital	Japan	A Case of Lesion Modification by Debulking Were Useful in the PCI of Bifurcation Lesion With an Eccentric Calcified Lesion
C-30	10014	Shinji Imura	Okamura Memorial Hospital	Japan	Impact of Procedural Dissection on Clinical Outcomes in Directional Coronary Atherectomy for Left Main Bifurcation Lesions
C-31 *Display Only	10015 [Digital]	Jinsup Park	Believesewoong Hoispital	Korea	Timing of veno-arterial extracorporeal membrane oxygenation with cardiogenic shock
C-32	10029	Bing Wu	PLA General Hospital	People's Republic of China	CCTA-Based High-Risk Signatures Predict Peri-Procedural Complications in Patients Undergoing ECMO-Assisted PCI
C-33 *Display Only	10035 [Digital]	Ryo Ibayashi	Japanese Red Cross Aichi Medical Center Nagoya Daini Hospital	Japan	A case of cardiogenic shock recovered from the acute phase by DCA to LMT under the support of Impella
C-34	10036	Koichi Ochi	Osaka International Medical & Science Center Osaka Keisatsu Hospital	Japan	Impact of a regimen in direct oral anticoagulant therapy with a history of percutaneous coronary intervention and receiving antiplatelet therapy

Coronary Poster presentation

1. Posting & Removal

Location: Poster booth I, II (1F, Kobe International Exhibition Hall 2)
Posting period; 8:00 - 9:00
Removal; 18:00 - 18:30

• On the day of your presentation, please post and remove your posters during the periods shown above.
  Your poster number is shown at the booth.
• Presenters are requested to come to Poster Session Desk in front of poster booths and stand-by in front of the panel 10min. before the session begins.
• Posters of "Digital Poster Session" are display only. (No presentation in front of the poster booth.)
• Posters that are left on the panel after the removal time will be removed and kept at the CCT Secretariat during the Live Course.
• Posters will be disposed after the Live Course.

2. Allocated Time For Presentation

Oral presentation 7 min. Q&A 3 min.
*Please proceed your presentation under instruction of session chairs.

3. Language

English

4. Poster Posting

• Size of panel: W90cm, H180cm
• Poster numbers are prepared by the CCT Poster Session Desk.
• Presenters are requested to prepare abstract title, institution, presenter's name, co-authors' institution and co-authors' name.
• The style of poster can be either in one large sheet or multiple sheets of printed presentation slides. All materilas must fit within the poster panel.
• Push pins will be provided at the CCT Poster Session Desk.

Poster Posting Service Information (Japanese Only)
ポスター印刷サービスのご案内

5. Registration & Hotel

Poster presenters are required to register for CCT2025.
Please make registration from the following page.

Please arrange transportation and accommodation by yourself and pay at your own expense.

[Registration & Hotel]

To chairs of Poster Session

• Please finish registration at Poster Session Desk in front of the booths 10min. before the session begins and stand-by in front of the panel.
• Chairs are requested to start sessions as scheduled.
• It is essential that presentations do not run overtime.
  Coronary: 7 mins. + Q&A 3 mins.