Final Program - HKSTENT

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Table of Content

Welcome Message

Congratulatory Message

Organizing Committee & Faculty

HKSTENT Advisory Board & Honorary Council &Executive Council Members

Biography of Speakers

Opening Ceremony

Scientific Program

Hands-on Workshops

Forum Information

Floor Plan & Exhibition

Acknowledgment

HKSTENT - A Glimpse into Our Past

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Welcome MessageIt is our great pleasure to welcome you to the annual HKSTENT – Cardiovascular Intervention Complication Forum (CICF) on 14 – 15 March 2015 in Hong Kong.

HKSTENT is the first and only formal Interventional Cardiology Society registered as a charitable organization under the Inland Revenue Department of Hong Kong. It was founded with the aim of promoting education, research, and advancement of Interventional Cardiology in Hong Kong and Asia for the benefit of interventionists, cardiologists, allied health workers, and the general public at large.

As the first-of-its-kind meeting in Asia with focus on the management of cardiovascular intervention complication, we are proud to have world renowned expert Dr Eric Eeckhout as Program Co-Director in our Forum. Unique to the program is a series of case based lectures on tips & tricks in managing complication, interactive case studies with experts, allied health session, stimulator training on complication management and challenging case competition.

Hong Kong – Asia’s World City – is full of energy and fascination. The breathtaking harbor vistas and spectacular night scene will leave you an unforgettable experience. You will also be fascinated by its diverse cuisine, unique history, extensive green countryside and contemporary technology within its compact area. This is a perfect place to share and to learn through cases from all over the world.

We are confident that HKSTENT-CICF 2015 will be a valuable and enjoyable experience to you. The comprehensive program shall provide opportunities for professional development, networking and broadening your horizons. We would like to thank all of you for coming to HKSTENT-CICF 2015. Your support is definitely a hugh vote of confidence to host this Forum.

Let’s enjoy HKSTENT-CICF 2015!

Michael Kang-yin LEEPresidentHKSTENT

Kin-lam TSUIChairman, Organizing CommitteeHKSTENT - CICF

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Congratulatory Messagefrom Guest of Honor

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Organizing Committee & FacultyProgram DirectorsMichael Kang-yin LEE (Hong Kong) Kin-lam TSUI (Hong Kong)

Program Co-DirectorEric EECKHOUT (Switzerland)

Organizing CommitteeAlan Ka-chun CHAN (Hong Kong) Chi-kin CHAN (Hong Kong) Jaclyn CHAN (Hong Kong)Chi-yeung CHEUNG (Hong Kong) Ling-ling CHEUNG (Hong Kong) Man-hong JIM (Hong Kong)Jason Kwok-chun KO (Hong Kong) Chun-leung LAU (Hong Kong) Li-wah TAM (Hong Kong)Tak-sun TSE (Hong Kong) Ping-tim TSUI (Hong Kong) Edmond Man-lok WONG (Hong Kong)Eugene Brian WU (Hong Kong)

Scientific CommitteeChi-kin CHAN (Hong Kong) Man-hong JIM (Hong Kong) Satoru SUMITSUJI (Japan)Li-wah TAM (Hong Kong) Tak-sun TSE (Hong Kong) Ping-tim TSUI (Hong Kong)Edmond Man-lok WONG (Hong Kong) Eugene Brian WU (Hong Kong) Bo XU (China)

Overseas FacultyIn-Ho CHAE (South Korea) Eric EECKHOUT (Switzerland) Mario EVORA (Macau)Lei GE (China) Hee-hwa HO (Singapore) Yuji IKARI (Japan)Chun JIN (Macau) Brian KO (Australia) U-po LAM (Macau)Jae-Hwan LEE (South Korea) Jian-fang LUO (China) Gaku NAKAZAWA (Japan)Paul ONG (Singapore) Seung-Woon RHA (South Korea) Satoru SUMITSUJI (Japan)Ramesh Singh VERIAH (Malaysia) Bo XU (China) Kensuke YOKOI (Japan)

Local FacultyTony Chi-keung AU-YEONG (Hong Kong) Alan Ka-chun CHAN (Hong Kong) Chi-kin CHAN (Hong Kong)Jaclyn CHAN (Hong Kong) Kam-tim CHAN (Hong Kong) Kin-wing CHAN (Hong Kong)Tsan-fai CHAN (Hong Kong) Wai-kwong CHAN (Hong Kong) Wilson Wai-man CHAN (Hong Kong)Boron Cheung-wah CHENG (Hong Kong) Chun-ho CHENG (Hong Kong) Chi-yeung CHEUNG (Hong Kong)Gary Shing-him CHEUNG (Hong Kong) Heung-wan CHEUNG (Hong Kong) Ling-ling CHEUNG (Hong Kong)Mei-yee CHEUNG (Hong Kong) Chung-seung CHIANG (Hong Kong) Simon Liang CHOW (Hong Kong)Wing-hing CHOW (Hong Kong) Cynthia HUIE-ROSE (Hong Kong) Kelvin Shing-kon INGE (Hong Kong)Man-hong JIM (Hong Kong) Jason Kwok-chun KO (Hong Kong) Patrick Tak-him KO (Hong Kong)Ryan Lap-yan KO (Hong Kong) Leo Chi-chiu KUM (Hong Kong) Vincent On-hing KWOK (Hong Kong)Kam-wai LAI (Hong Kong) Kenneth Ka-hing LAM (Hong Kong) Linda LAM (Hong Kong)Simon LAM (Hong Kong) Yat-yin LAM (Hong Kong) Chun-leung LAU (Hong Kong)Suet-ting LAU (Hong Kong) Yuk-kong LAU (Hong Kong) Tin-chu LAW (Hong Kong)Clement Pui-yin LEE (Hong Kong) Michael Kang-yin LEE (Hong Kong) Albert Wai-suen LEUNG (Hong Kong)Irene Man-yee LEUNG (Hong Kong) Sum-kin LEUNG (Hong Kong) Steven Siu-lung LI (Hong Kong)Shu-kin LI (Hong Kong) Gary Yiu-kwong MAK (Hong Kong) Li-wah TAM (Hong Kong)Tak-sun TSE (Hong Kong) Kin-lam TSUI (Hong Kong) Ping-tim TSUI (Hong Kong)Chi-ming WONG (Hong Kong) Chris Kwok-yiu WONG (Hong Kong) Edmond Man-lok WONG (Hong Kong)Philip Hung-chung WONG (Hong Kong) Eugene Brian WU (Hong Kong) Gabriel Wai-kwok YIP (Hong Kong)

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HKSTENT Advisory Board & HonoraryCouncil & Executive Council MembersExecutive Council Advisory Council Honorary CouncilPresident: Kam-tim CHAN Kin-wing CHANMichael Kang-yin LEE Wilson Wai-man CHAN Simon Liang CHOWVice-President: Wing-hing CHOW Yuk-kong LAULi-wah TAM Patrick Tak-him KO Tin-chu LAWHonorary Secretary: Sum-kin LEUNG Chi-ming WONGChi-kin CHAN Shu-kin LI Honorary Treasurer: Philip Hung-chung WONG Ping-tim TSUI Founding Director: Eugene Brian WU Council Members: Man-hong JIM Tak-sun TSE Kin-lam TSUI Edmond Man-lok WONG

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Jaclyn CHAN (Hong Kong)Dr Jaclyn Chan obtained the medical degree from the University of Hong Kong in 2003 and obtained FHKAM (Medicine) in 2012. She also undertook cardiology training at San Raffaele Scientific Institute in Milan. She is currently a cardiologist in the Department of Medicine and Therapeutics at Kwong Wah Hospital.

Heung-wan CHEUNG (Hong Kong)Ms Heung-wan Cheung works in Coronary Care Unit and general medical ward in Prince of Wales Hospital since she has completed training in the nursing school.

During these years she has obtained the MSc (Nursing) from the HK Polytechnic University.

Ms Cheung is now the member of the Specialty Advisory Group (Cardiology) HA and the Nurse Consultant (Cardiac Care) in NTEC.

Mei-yee CHEUNG (Hong Kong)Ms Mei-yee Cheung is currently working as a registered nurse in the Cardiac Catheterization Interventional Centre of the Hong Kong Sanatorium Hospital. She graduated from The Chinese University of Hong Kong where she earned a bachelor degree in nursing in 2004. She completed her master of nursing in the critical care stream at The University of Hong Kong. She possesses the experience in various specialties including medical, intensive care and cardiology.

Eric EECKHOUT (Switzerland)Dr Eric Eeckhout is Director of the Cardiac Catheterisation Laboratory at the University Hospital Chuv in Lausanne Switzerland. He has been involved in the organisation of the Annual Congress of the European Society of Cardiology and remains implicated at the Euro- and Asia PCR Meetings. He is a member of the Editorial Board of several Cardiology journals. His clinical interest covers a broad field of Interventional Cardiology.


Hee-hwa HO (Singapore)Dr Hee-hwa Ho graduated from the University of Hong Kong in 1997 and completed his cardiology training at Queen Mary Hospital in 2004. He undertook an Interventional Cardiology Fellowship program in 2006 at New York Presbyterian Weill-Cornell Hospital, USA.

Dr Ho joined the Department of Cardiology, Tan Tock Seng Hospital, Singapore in 2010 and is currently a Senior Consultant Cardiologist. He leads the department in clinical research and has published widely in numerous peer-reviewed journals. His interests include primary PCI, acute coronary syndrome and intracoronary imaging. He is co-chairing the Asia Primary Angioplasty Congress (APAC) this August in Singapore.

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Biography of SpeakersYuji IKARI (Japan)Prof Yuji Ikari, MD, PhD, FACC, FESC, is Professor of Department of Cardiovascular Medicine at Tokai University. He graduated from Nagoya University School of Medicine, Japan in 1986. During the governmental approval trial of Palmaz-Schatz stent in 1991, he found that bleeding complication was the Achilles tendon of coronary stenting. Then, he started transradial intervention (TRI). He designed the patent-approved IKARI guiding catheter for TRI in 1995. He has done many TRI studies, one of which titled “The physics of guiding catheters for the left coronary artery in transfemoral and transradial interventions” was well-known for its originality in hypothesis. He studied vascular pathology in University of Washington, Seattle, USA from 1996 to 1999. He is a core member of Slender Club Japan as well as the editor-in-chief of Cardiovascular Intervention and Therapeutics (CVIT).

Brian KO (Austraila)Dr Brian Ko is an interventional cardiologist, cardiac CT angiographer and research cardiologist at Monash HEART, Monash Medical Centre in Melbourne, Australia. He is currently appointed as a Senior Lecturer in Medicine at Monash University.

He graduated with honours at the University of New South Wales and completed his cardiology training at the Prince of Wales Hospital in Sydney. He undertook an interventional fellowship at MonashHEART in Melbourne and graduated from his PhD in Medicine at Monash University. His research interests include the role of fractional flow reserve and CT angiography in interventional cardiology and the functional assessment of coronary arteries using cardiac CT including CT stress myocardial perfusion imaging and non-invasive CT FFR. He has published extensively in various journals such as Journal of the American College of Cardiology, JACC cardiovascular imaging, European Heart Journal, European Radiology, Eurointervention, Journal of Cardiovascular CT and Medical Journal of Australia.

Ryan Lap-yan KO (Hong Kong)After completing his cardiology training at the Queen Mary Hospital in Hong Kong, Dr Ryan Lap-yan Ko gained further overseas specialized training at the Royal Brompton Hospital and also at the Heart Hospital of the UCLH Trust in London, United Kingdom.

Dr Ko has extensive experience in general clinical cardiology as well as in interventional cardiology, with a special interest in coronary artery intervention and structural heart disease intervention.

Since 2010, Dr Ko has been heavily involved with the development of TAVI and the MitraClip in Hong Kong and was successful in performing some of the first MitraClip procedures in the North Asia region.

U-po LAM (Macau)Dr U-po Lam is currently the Consultant of Cardiology, Department of Cardiology in Macau Central Government Hospital.

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Biography of SpeakersJae-Hwan LEE (South Korea)Dr Jae-Hwan Lee, MD, PhD, is currently Associate Professor in Cardiology, Department of Internal Medicine, Chungnam National University Hospital, South Korea. He graduated from Chungnam National University. He completed his cardiology fellowship at Asan Medical Center and graduated from his M.S. and PhD in Internal Medicine at Graduate School of Medical Science, University of Ulsan. He completed visiting professor program at Columbia University Medical Center, NY, USA in the field of peripheral intervention. He has been member of various scientific societies.

Micheal Kang-yin LEE (Hong Kong)Dr Michael Kang-yin Lee (MBBS(HK), MRCP(UK), FRCP(Edinburgh & Glasgow), FACC, FAHA, FSCAI, FAPSIC, FHKCP, FHKAM (Medicine)) is currently the Consultant Cardiologist of the Division of Cardiology, Department of Medicine, Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Hong Kong and Honorary Clinical Associate Professor of the Li Ka Shing Faculty of Medicine, University of Hong Kong. In 2010, Dr Lee established the Hong Kong Society of Transcatheter Endo-cardiovascular Therapeutics (HKSTENT) and became the Founding President. Dr Lee has been appointed the Chairman of the Research Committee of the Asian Pacific Society of Interventional Cardiology (APSIC) since 2013 and serves as the Chairman of the Asian Pacific TAVI Registry Steering Committee. In Queen Elizabeth Hospital, he is the doctor-in-charge of the Cardiac Ambulatory Care Centre and the Structural Heart Program. His special interests include Interventional Cardiology (Coronary and Structural Heart Interventions) and AMI/ACS management. He helped to establish the TAVI program in Queen Elizabeth Hospital and performed the first TAVI case in Hong Kong in 2010. He is currently helping the Hospital Authority to establish Primary PCI program and TAVI program in Hong Kong.

Irene Man-yee LEUNG (Hong Kong)Ms Irene Man-yee Leung is currently the Advanced Practice Nurse of the Coronary Care Unit at Pamela Youde Nethersole Eastern Hospital. She is also the Member of Hong Kong Cardiac Nursing Association Ltd. (HKCNA).

Jian-fang LUO (China)Dr Jian-fang Luo is currently the Consultant Cardiologist of the Department of Cardiology at Guangdong General Hospital, Guangdong Academy of Medical Sciences in China. He has been practicing in the Department of Cardiovascular Medicine for over twenty years during which he has acquired excellent techniques in the intervention treatment of coronary artery disease.

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Paul ONG (Singapore)Dr Paul Ong graduated from University of Cambridge in 1990 and obtained the cardiology training in London. He worked as a Consultant Cardiologist and Cathlab Director at the Lister Hospital and Honorary Consultant Cardiologist at Harefield Hospital, UK.

After more than 20 years in the UK, Dr Ong relocated to Singapore in 2009 and is currently a Senior Consultant Cardiologist and Head of Interventional Cardiology Services at Tan Tock Seng Hospital. His specialty interests are in primary angioplasty, intravascular imaging and device therapy. He has over 30 major publications in his fields of interest.

Dr Ong has chaired and presented in numerous international meetings. He also travelled extensively in various parts of Asia to proctor and support new cardiac units. He is co-chairing the first Asian Primary Angioplasty Conference this August in Singapore.

Seung-Woon RHA (South Korea)Dr Seung-Woon Rha graduated from the medical school of Korea University. He has finished internship and residency of internal medicine at Korea University Hospital. After the clinical fellowship training in general cardiology and cardiovascular intervention at Korea University Hospital, he moved to Washington Hospital Center, Washington DC for further research study from 2003 to 2004. From 2004, he is working as a Professor at Cardiovascular Center in Department of Internal Medicine, Korea University Guro Hospital. He is currently the Director of Cardiovascular Center, Cardiac Catherization Laboratory and Div of Cardiovascular Intervention and Research Institute (CIRI) in Korea University Guro Hospital.

He is a famous expert in cardiovascular intervention, particularly complex coronary and peripheral intervention including CTOs. He is operating regular CCI (Complex Cardiovascular Intervention) training program and annual Guro Live at his institute. Furthermore, he is operating ‘international research fellowship course’ for international interventionists.

He is a course director of CTO live at TCT-AP, faculty and scientific committee of TCT-AP and Encore Seoul meeting. He has served as a regular faculty for a variety of international meetings including KSC, KSIC, CRT, C3, CCT, TOPIC, Japan CTO Club, Asian PCR, HKSTENT and LINC-AP meeting.

He has published over 296 peer-reviewed journals and has presented 1830 abstracts in a variety of international scientific meetings until the end of 2014.

Gaku NAKAZAWA (Japan)Dr Gaku Nakazawa is currently the Associate Professor of the Department of Cardiology at Tokai University. He graduated from Toho University School of Medicine in 2000 and had completed his cardiology fellowship at Mitsui Memorial Hospital in 2006. He had been a Cardiovascular Research Fellow at CVPath Institute, Inc. in USA and obtained his PhD at Tokai University School.

Dr Nakazawa is a fellow of American College of Cardiology and the Japanese Association of Cardiovascular Intervention and Therapeutics. He has served as a regular faculty in various international meetings, including TCTAP, Imaging & Physiology Summit, CCT and TOPIC.

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Ramesh Singh VERIAH (Malaysia)Dr Ramesh Singh is currently the Consultant Cardiologist and a Senior Lecturer in Cardiology and Internal Medicine of University Malaya Medical Centre. He is also the Consultant Interventional Cardiologist and Internal Physician in University Malaya Specialist Centre. His main interest included interventional cardiology, preventive and rehabilitative cardiology. He is extensively involved in both local and international multi-centre studies. Apart from cardiology based research, his other area of research interest included research Erectile dysfunction.

Eugene Brian WU (Hong Kong)Dr Eugene Brian Wu is currently the Associate Consultant in Cardiology and Internal Medicine, Department of Medicine and Therapeutics at Prince of Wales Hospital, and Clinical Assistant Professor (Honorary) of Department of Medicine and Therapeutics, Faculty of Medicine at The Chinese University Hong Kong.

Dr Wu is also one of the Founding Directors of Hong Kong Society of Transcatheter Endo-cardiovascular Therapeutics (HKSTENT).

Kensuke YOKOI (Japan)Dr Kensuke Yokoi is currently working as a Specially Appointed Fellow of the Department of Advanced Cardiovascular Therapeutics at the Osaka University Graduate School of Medicine, Japan. His primary focus is complex PCI, including PCI for chronic total coronary occlusions and imaging guided PCI (IVUS and CT).

Satoru SUMITSUJI (Japan)Professor Sumitsuji is currently the Associate Professor of Advanced Cardiovascular Therapeutics (Cardiology), Osaka University. He is also the Board Member of the Japanese Society of Interventional Cardiology and the Japanese Society of Cardiovascular Imaging & Dynamics. His recent interest is Imaging (IVUS, CT) guided Complex-PCI (including CTO-PCI).

Prof Sumitsuji has been invited as a main operator for more than 50 live demonstrations in major international cardiovascular conference. He has been introducing PCI treatment with the help of imaging technologies especially in intravascular ultrasound and heart CTs for more than 300 cases in the host facilities of live courses.

He was invited as an operator, and also as a preceptor not only in Japan but also in Asia, Oceania, Middle East, and USA in recent years.

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Opening CeremonySaturday 14 March 2015Meeting Room S421, Level 4, Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre

14:00 Introduction

14:03 Welcoming SpeechDr Michael Kang-yin LEEPresident of HKSTENT

14:08 Opening AddressDr Pak-yin LEUNG, JP Chief Executive of Hospital Authority

14:14 Vote of ThanksDr Kin-lam TSUIChairman of Organizing Committee, HKSTENT - CICF

14:19 Presentation of Souvenirs & Group Photo of Stage Guests

14:25 End of Opening Ceremony

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Scientific Program14 March 2015 (Saturday)

07:30 - 08:45 Registration

CONCURRENT SESSIONS(Meeting Room S421)

CONCURRENT SESSIONS(Meeting Room S428)

08:45 - 09:52

Case Competition (Session I)Don't Leave Your Belongings Behind

Chairpersons: Seung-Woon RHA, Ping-tim TSUIPanelists/ Adjudicators: Mario EVORA,

Hee-hwa HO, Brian KO, Kenneth Ka-hing LAM,Clement Pui-yin LEE, Ramesh Singh VERIAH

09:00 - 11:00Allied Health Session

Chairpersons: Jaclyn CHAN,Cynthia HUIE-ROSE

08:45 - 08:58

Case I-1Trapped Stent in Left Coronary Sinus in Myocardial

Infarction PatientTae-Soo KANG, Sang-Ho PARK

Dankook University Hospital;Soonchunhyang University Cheonan Hospital, South Korea

08:58 - 09:11

Case I-2Several Attempts of a Stent Dislodgement during LCX PCI

Min-Woong KIM Hanyang University Medical Center,Hanmaeum Hospital, South Korea

09:00 - 09:30

The Extended Nursing Role forPCI Procedure

Mei-yee CHEUNGHong Kong

09:11 - 09:24

Case I-3Two Cases of Trapped Balloon

Jae-Hwan LEE Chungnam National University Hospital, South Korea

09:24 - 09:37

Case I-4Stent Embolization during Right Coronary Intervention

Jae-Bin SEO Boramae Medical Center, South Korea

09:37 - 09:50

Case I-5The Trapped Balloons

Joe Kin-tong LEE Pamela Youde Nethersole Eastern Hospital, Hong Kong

09:30 - 10:00

Patient Education forPost PCI Patient

Irene Man-yee LEUNGHong Kong

09:50 - 09:52 Prize Presentation for Case Competition(Session I)

09:52 - 11:00

Case Competition (Session II) & Case Sharing by ExpertComplications of Structural Heart Intervention

Chairpersons: Boron Cheung-wah CHENG, Yat-yin LAMPanelists/ Adjudicators: Gary Shing-him CHEUNG,Wing-hing CHOW, Ryan Lap-yan KO, Simon LAM,

Steven Siu-lung LI, Gabriel Wai-kwok YIP

09:52 - 10:05

Case II-1A Rogue Sapien ValveAdrian Piers CHEONG

Alice Ho Miu Ling Nethersole Hospital, Hong Kong

10:00 - 10:30

Nurse Roles forIABP Support during PCI

Heung-wan CHEUNGHong Kong

10:05 - 10:18

Case II-2To Conclude the OccluderJanuar Wibawa MARTHA

Padjadjaran University, Indonesia

10:18 - 10:31

Case II-3Snaring a Dislodged ASD Amplatzer Device

in a 83-year-old WomanChung-chih KAO

Tungs’ Metroharbor Hospital, Taiwan

10:31 - 10:44

Case II-4Flying Body in Left AtriumJason Leung-kwai CHAN

Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Hong Kong

10:30 - 11:00

Left Main Stenting(Point to Note for Whole PCI Team)

Jaclyn CHANHong Kong10:44 - 10:59

Case Sharing by ExpertPCI Complication of Antiphospholipid Syndrome

U-po LAMMacau

10:59 - 11:00 Prize Presentation for Case Competition(Session II)

11:00 - 11:30 Coffee Break & Visit Exhibits

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Scientific Program14 March 2015 (Saturday) con't

Meeting Room S421

11:30 - 12:55

Case Competition (Session III) & Case Sharing by ExpertToo Early to Celebrate; Watch Out for What Happens Next

Chairpersons: Lei GE, Satoru SUMITSUJIPanelists/ Adjudicators: In-Ho CHAE, Kin-wing CHAN, Kelvin Shing-kon INGE, Man-hong JIM, Chun JIN

11:30 - 11:43

Case III-1Left-Over Landmine: A Case of LAD Dissection with Subacute Stent Thrombosis

Guang-ming TANPrince of Wales Hospital, Hong Kong

11:43 - 11:56

Case III-2Spontaneous Renal Subcapsular Hematoma during Percutaneous Coronary Intervention

Seung-jin LEESoonchunhyang University Cheonan Hospital, South Korea

11:56 - 12:09

Case III-3A Very Late Complication

David Ka-yip LOUnited Christian Hospital, Hong Kong

12:09 - 12:22

Case III-4Successful Surgical Removal of Fractured and Entrapped Guidewire in a Septal Channel during Retrograde

CTO Intervention in a Patient Complicated with Pericardial Tamponade by Delayed Penetration of Broken Guidewire into PericardiumSang-Ho PARK, Weon KIM

Soonchunhyang University Cheonan Hosptial; KyungHee University Hospital, South Korea

12:22 - 12:35

Case III-5Fatal Complication due to Distal Embolization

Takahide SUZUKIJA Hokkaido Engaru Kosei General Hospital, Japan

12:35 - 12:50

Case Sharing by ExpertDisappeared Pericardial Effusion

Satoru SUMITSUJIJapan

12:50 - 12:55 Prize Presentation for Case Competition (Session III)

13:00 - 14:00

Luncheon SymposiumWhat are the Clinical Benefits of COMBO Dual Therapy Stent?

(Sponsored by OrbusNeich Medical Co. Ltd.)Chairpersons: Chi-kin CHAN, Mario EVORA, Michael Kang-yin LEE

13:05 - 13:20What Differentiates COMBO from Conventional DES?

Gaku NAKAZAWAJapan

13:20 - 13:35

Case Presentation:Patient requiring Shortened DAPT Duration

Ramesh Singh VERIAHMalaysia

13:35 - 13:45

Case Presentation:Patient with Acute Coronary Syndrome

Ryan Lap-yan KOHong Kong

13:45 - 14:00 Panel Discussion

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Meeting Room S421

14:00 - 14:30 Opening CeremonyGuest of Honor: Dr Pak-yin LEUNG, JP, Chief Executive, Hospital Authority

14:30 - 15:30 Keynote Lecture and Case Sharing by ExpertsChairpersons: Michael Kang-yin LEE, Kin-lam TSUI, Bo XU

14:30 - 14:45Radiation Exposure Trouble in CTOPCI

Satoru SUMITSUJIJapan

14:45 - 15:00Complication Related to Guiding Catheter: Prevention and Management

Yuji IKARIJapan

15:00 - 15:15A Dissection and a Dissection

Ramesh Singh VERIAHMalaysia

15:15 - 15:30Stroke Prevention during TAVI

Michael Kang-yin LEEHong Kong

15:30 - 16:15Focused Session:

Management of Perforation & Use of Coil EmbolisationChairpersons: Sum-kin LEUNG, Eugene Brian WU

15:30 - 15:45Various Coronary Perforation: How can you Manage?

Jae-Hwan LEESouth Korea

15:45 - 16:00Jam Technique for Perforation

Jian-fang LUOChina

16:00 - 16:15Coronary & Peripheral Coil Embolization

Seung-Woon RHASouth Korea


16:45 - 17:55

Case Competition (Session IV) & Case Sharing by ExpertDissection: A Not-So-Rare Complication that You Have to Prepare For

Chairpersons: Patrick Tak-him KO, Paul ONGPanelists/ Adjudicators: Tsan-fai CHAN, Simon Liang CHOW,

Yuji IKARI, Linda LAM, Chun-leung LAU, Kensuke YOKOI

16:45 - 16:58

Case IV-1Radial Artery Spasm and it was All Downhill from There

Dasdo Antonius SINAGATan Tock Seng Hospital, Singapore

16:58 - 17:11

Case IV-2A Dissecting Trend: A Case with LAD Dissection extending into LM and

RCA Dissection extending to Aortic RootGuang-ming TAN

Prince of Wales Hospital, Hong Kong

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Meeting Room S421

17:11 - 17:24

Case IV-3Severe Coronary Dissection of RCA Ostium by Diagnosed Catheter Causes No Flow and

Successfully Rescue by IVUSChun-wei LEE

Mackay Memorial Hospital, Taiwan

17:24 - 17:37

Case IV-4Another RCA Dissection by Catheter

Fergus CT YANKwong Wah Hospital, Hong Kong

17:37 - 17:50

Case Sharing by ExpertAortic Trauma during PCI: Traumatic Times for the Interventionalist

Hee-hwa HOSingapore

17:50 - 17:55 Prize Presentation for Case Competition (Session IV)

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Scientific Program15 March 2015 (Sunday)

08:00 - 09:00 Registration

Meeting Room S421

09:00 - 10:10

Case Competition (Session V)Where You Get In is Where You Get TroubleChairpersons: Hee-hwa HO, Man-hong JIM

Panelists/ Adjudicators: Chi-yeung CHEUNG, Leo Chi-chiu KUM, Edmond Man-lok WONG,Li-wah TAM, Bo XU, Kensuke YOKOI

09:00 - 09:13

Case V-1Successful Rescue PTA for Retroperitoneal Bleeding due to Use of Angioseal Closure Device

Chung-ho HSUChina Medical University Hospital, Taiwan

09:13 - 09:26

Case V-2Lost and Found: A Case of Fractured Femoral Sheath

Guang-ming TANPrince of Wales Hospital, Hong Kong

09:26 - 09:39

Case V-3A Complex Case with Two Challenges:

A Tortuous and Calcified Coronary Lesion Together with Extensive Perforation of Accessory Radial ArteryChi-hong CHAU

Pamela Youde Nethersole Eastern Hospital, Hong Kong

09:39 - 09:52

Case V-4Acute Thrombotic Occlusion of L Femoral Artery after Proglide Suture Device Use rescued

by PTA with StentingChung-ho HSU

China Medical University Hospital, Taiwan

09:52 - 10:05

Case V-5 Vascular Closure Device-related Complications (Limb Ischemia)

Joon-Hyuk KONGKangbuk Samsung Hospital, Sungkyunkwan University School of Medicine, South Korea

10:05 - 10:10 Prize Presentation for Case Competition (Session V)

10:10 - 10:55 Invited Lecture and Case Sharing by ExpertsChairpersons: Chun-leung LAU, Philip Hung-chung WONG

10:10 - 10:25Dealing with Thrombus and No Reflow in the Cath Lab: A Case Illustrated Guide

Eric EECKHOUTSwitzerland

10:25 - 10:40The Use of Self-expanding Stent in Primary PCI

Paul ONGSingapore

10:40 - 10:55IVUS Related Trouble

Kensuke YOKOIJapan


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Scientific Program15 March 2015 (Sunday) con't

Meeting Room S421

11:25 - 12:35

Case Competition (Session VI)Complications in Peripheral Intervention

Chairpersons: Jian-fang LUO, Seung-Woon RHAPanelists/ Adjudicators: Alan Ka-chun CHAN, Chi-kin CHAN, Wai-kwong CHAN,

Albert Wai-suen LEUNG, Gary Yiu-kwong MAK, Tak-sun TSE

11:25 - 11:38

Case VI-1Route Deciding Complication

Raman CHAWLAChawla Heart Care Centre, India

11:38 - 11:51

Case VI-2A Case of Disastrous Spontaneous Retroperitoneal Hemorrhage after Percutaneous Endovascular Intervention

Undergoing Stent Kinking, Discrepant Deployed Two Stents, and Guidewire Pull-Out in Long Infra-renal Aortoiliac CTO Lesion

Tae-Soo KANG, Sang-Ho PARKDankook University Hospital; Soonchunhyang University Cheonan Hospital, South Korea

11:51 - 12:04

Case VI-3A Case of Retrograde Type A Dissection after TEVAR in Patient with Type B Aortic Dissection

Won-Heum SHIMSejong General Hospital, South Korea

12:04 - 12:17

Case VI-4Successful Removal of Fractured and Entrapped Guidewire after the Intervention on Acute Thromboembolism

Siho KIM, Sang-hoon KIMCHA University, South Korea

12:17 - 12:30

Case VI-5Unexpected Catheter Coiling during EVAR

Joon-Hyuk KONGKangbuk Samsung Hospital, Sungkyunkwan University School of Medicine, South Korea

12:30 - 12:35 Prize Presentation for Case Competition (Session VI)

12:45 - 13:45

Luncheon SymposiumInnovating for Life

(Sponsored by Medtronic International Ltd.)Chairpersons: Chung-seung CHIANG, Kin-lam TSUI

12:45 - 13:05Outstanding Performance of the Advanced Workhorse DES - ONYX

Paul ONGSingapore

13:05 - 13:25Syncope Management: What's New for Cardiologist?

Eugene Brian WuHong Kong

13:25 - 13:45Solution to TAVI Complication – Recapture and Repositioning

Michael Kang-yin LEEHong Kong

13:45 - 14:30 Invited Lecture and Case Sharing by ExpertsChairpersons: In-Ho CHAE, Edmond Man-lok WONG

13:45 - 14:00Dealing with a Giant Cardiac Fistula in a Young Man with Corrected Congenital Heart Disease

Eric EECKHOUTSwitzerland

14:00 - 14:15

Partial Deployment of a Self-Expanding Nitinol Stent and Stent Break during Retrieval in a Patient with Multiple Previous Bilateral Endovascular Stents: A Procedural Crooked Path and an Unexpected Disaster

Seung-Woon RHASouth Korea

14:15 - 14:30Groundhog Day - A Recurring Complication

Brian KOAustralia

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Scientific Program15 March 2015 (Sunday) con't

Meeting Room S421

14:30 - 15:40

Case Competition (Session VII)Misfortune Does Not Come Alone

Chairpersons: Chi-kin CHAN, Eric EECKHOUTPanelists/ Adjudicators: Tony Chi-keung AU-YEONG, Vincent On-hing KWOK,

Jae-Hwan LEE, Kin-lam TSUI, Chi-ming WONG, Eugene Brian WU

14:30 - 14:43

Case VII-1Preventable Complication

Raman CHAWLAChawla Heart Care Centre, India

14:43 - 14:56

Case VII-2Perforation of Coronary Vessels during PCI

Chi-ming KONGYan Chai Hospital, Hong Kong

14:56 - 15:09

Case VII-3Scary Moments

Yuet-wong CHENGQueen Elizabeth Hospital, Hong Kong

15:09 - 15:22

Case VII-4Misfortunes Never Come Singly - How to Treat a Double Side Branches Acute Closure

in a LM Bifurcation CaseLei SONG

Fuwai Hospital, China

15:22 - 15:35

Case VII-5A Complicated Case of Stent Thrombosis

Vincent PONGKwong Wah Hospital, Hong Kong

15:35 - 15:40 Prize Presentation for Case Competition (Session VII)


16:10 - 17:05

Case Competition (Session VIII)When You Are Caught Unguarded

Chairpersons: Yuji IKARI, Li-wah TAMPanelists/ Adjudicators: Alan Ka-chun CHAN, Jaclyn CHAN,

Chi-yeung CHEUNG, Jason Kwok-chun KO, Tin-chu LAW, Ping-tim TSUI

16:10 - 16:23

Case VIII-1Stent Longitudinal Deformation in an LAD Calcific Lesion due to the IVUS Catheter

Lei SONGFuwai Hospital, China

16:23 - 16:36

Case VIII-2A Coronary Perforation Successfully Sealed with Bare Metal Stent Implantation

Walid JOMAAFattouma Bourguiba University Hospital, Tunisia

16:36 - 16:49

Case VIII-3Usefulness of Coronary CTO Guidewire in Successful Re-Wiring after the Pull-Out of Guidewire from Dissected

Lesion during PCI for Heavy Calcific, Angulated LesionTae-Hoon AHN, Sang-Ho PARK

Gachon Gil University Hospital; Soonchunhyang University Cheonan Hospital, South Korea

16:49 - 17:02

Case VIII-4Squeezing the Toothpaste

Ka-lung CHUIPrince of Wales Hospital, Hong Kong

17:02 - 17:05 Prize Presentation for Case Competition (Session VIII)

17:05 - 17:10 Closing RemarkLi-wah TAM

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(Sponsored by ConMed Ltd., Goodwin Health Care Ltd. & Innotronik Hong Kong Ltd.)

Hands-on Workshops

Date & Time Message from SponsorMeeting Room

Saturday 14 March 201509:30 – 16:30

In-depth understanding through detai led product presentation with a vivid demo unit.

Open discussion with the expert to answer questions and clarify issues that one would likely encounter in clinical applications.

S426

Sunday 15 March 201509:30 – 16:30

PulseCath IVAC - A New Concept on Ventricular Assist that Extend the Clinical Usage of Your Balloon Pump(Sponsored by ConMed Ltd.)


Saturday 14 March 201509:30 – 12:00 & 13:00 – 17:00

This workshop is supported by Mentice VIST EndoVascular Simulator from Sweden.

Try out the Vir tual Reality Simulator for Coronary Intervention provided by Mentice Sweden. Choose a complication case scenario. Select the difficulty and have fun. In addition, challenging CTO and AMI cases also available.

S427

Sunday 15 March 201509:30 – 12:00 & 13:00 – 17:00

PCI Complication Mentice Simulator Workshop (Sponsored by Goodwin Health Care Ltd.)


Saturday 14 March 201512:00– 17:30

Easy to use Bifurcation DES - Nile, with a delicate modular stent design and a specific side branch balloon, allows perfect deployment and optimal coverage over the carina. The innovative Twin Pass Dual Access Micro-catheter system provides comprehensive back-up support for wire access in complex lesions and anatomies.

S429

Sunday 15 March 2015 10:00– 17:00

Dedicated Bifurcation DES - Nile; Twin Pass Dual Access Micro-catheter (Sponsored by Innotronik Hong Kong Ltd.)

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Forum Information

Date and TimeSaturday 14 March 2015 08:45 – 17:55Sunday 15 March 2015 09:00 – 17:10

VenueMeeting Room S420series, Level 4Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre

Official LanguageThe official language of the Forum is English. No simultaneous interpretation will be provided.

RegistrationRegistration counter is located at the entrance of Meeting Room S420series.

Please present the official receipt at the registration counter to collect your forum materials.

Opening hours of registration counter:

Saturday 14 March 2015 07:30 – 17:30Sunday 15 March 2015 08:00 – 16:00

For on-site registration, payment can be made in cash (HK Dollars), local HK cheque or credit card (Visa & MasterCard). Official receipt will be issued and forwarded to respective delegate after the Forum.

Registration fees for on-site registrant of the Forum are as follows:

Category RateDoctor HK$ 2,000Nurse / Allied Health / Researcher HK$ 2,000 Local Member of HKSTENT* ComplimentaryMember of HKCNA(1) / HKCC(2) / HKPHCA(3) Complimentary

* Complimentary registration is for local HKSTENT members only(1) Hong Kong Cardiac Nursing Association Ltd. (2) Hong Kong College of Cardiology (3) Hong Kong Public Hospital Cardiologists Association

BadgeColor-coded badges will be used during the Forum. For identification purpose and admission to the opening ceremony, scientific sessions and exhibition, delegates are requested to wear their badges which will be available upon registration.

Certificate of AttendanceA Certificate of Attendance will be issued to each pre-registered delegate and available for collection at the registration counter during the Forum. For on-site registrants, Certificate of Attendance will be available at the end of the Forum. No certificate will be issued after the Forum.

Organized by:

Hong Kong Society of TranscatheterENdo-cardiovascular Therapeutics(HKSTENT)

In Collaboration with:

Hong Kong Cardiac Nursing Association Ltd.

Hong Kong Public Hospital Cardiologists Association

Hong Kong College of Cardiology

香港心臟護理學會有限公司Hong Kong Cardiac Nursing Association Ltd

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Forum InformationSlide Preview RoomAll invited speakers and case presenters are requested to upload their presentation files at least 2 hours prior to their session time at the Slide Preview Room, located at Meeting Room S425. The opening hours of the room are as follows:

Friday 13 March 2015 14:00 – 18:00Saturday 14 March 2015 07:30 – 17:30Sunday 15 March 2015 08:00 – 16:30

Opening CeremonyAll delegates are invited to attend the Opening Ceremony with important speeches from the host and officiating guest at Meeting Room S421 on Saturday 14 March 2015 (14:00 – 14:30).

ExhibitionIn conjunction with the Forum, an exhibition featuring the latest products, equipment and educational materials in interventional cardiology will be held at the same time at S421 Foyer and Meeting Room S423 – S424. Admission to the exhibition is free for all registered participants.

Coffee Breaks & LunchesRegistered delegates are entitled to coffee breaks and lunches during the Forum. Coffee breaks will be served at S421 Foyer and Meeting Room S423 – S424, while lunches will be served at Meeting Room S421 on Saturday and Sunday, 14 - 15 March 2015 during the Luncheon Symposium (13:00 – 14:00 on Saturday 14 March 2015; 12:45 – 13:45 on Sunday 15 March 2015).

Photo Taking, Audio Recording and Video ShootingNo photo taking, audio recording and video shooting are allowed in the meeting rooms for this Forum unless permission is granted.

Beeping DevicesPlease switch off mobile phones and beeping devices (or use the vibrant mode) during the lectures and presentations.

No Smoking PolicyHong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre is a non-smoking facility. Smoking is prohibited.

Location Map

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Forum Information

College / ProgrammeCME/CNE/CPD Points

14 March 15 March Max.

College of Dental Surgeons of Hong Kong (Cat B) 7.5 7 -

College of Ophthalmologists of Hong Kong (Passive) 3 3 4

College of Surgeons of Hong Kong (Passive) 6 6 12

Hong Kong College of Anaesthesiologists (Non-Ana passive) 7.66 6.82 14.48

Hong Kong College of Community Medicine Pending

Hong Kong College of Emergency Medicine (PP) 6 6 -

Hong Kong College of Family Physicians (Cat 5.2) 5 5 10

Hong Kong College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (Non-OG) 5 5 -

Hong Kong College of Orthopaedic Surgeons Pending

Hong Kong College of Otorhinolaryngologists (Cat 2.2) 4 3.5 7.5

Hong Kong College of Paediatricians (Cat A) 1 - Case Sharing1 - Session II Nil 2

Hong Kong College of Pathologists (PP) 3.5 3 -

Hong Kong College of Physicians 7.5 6.5 -

Hong Kong College of Psychiatrists (PP/OP) 6 6 -

Hong Kong College of Radiologists (Cat B) 7.5 7.5 -

MCHK CME Programme (Passive) 5 5 10

CPD, Hong Kong Physiotherapy Association (Cat 1-C) 10 -

CPD, The Occupational Therapists Board Pending

CNE for Nurses, Hong Kong Cardiac Nursing Association Ltd. 6 5.5 -

DisclaimerWhilst every attempt has been made to ensure that all aspects of the Forum announced will take place as scheduled, the Organizing Committee reserves the right to make changes at any time should the need arise.

LiabilityThe Organizing Committee will not be liable for personal accident and/or loss or damage to the property of participants during the Forum. Participants should make their own arrangements with respect to personal insurance.

Academic Accreditations

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Floor Plan & ExhibitionMeeting Room S420 series, Level 4, Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre

Exhibition Booths

1. CardioVascular Summit – TCTAP

2. Sanofi-Aventis Hong Kong Ltd.

3. Merit Medical Asia Co., Ltd.

4. Innotronik Hong Kong Ltd.

5. ConMed Ltd.

6. AstraZeneca Hong Kong Ltd.

7. Eli Lilly Asia Inc.

8. AsiaPCR/SingLIVE 2016

9. Boston Scientific Hong Kong Ltd.

10. Abbott Vascular

11. Boston Scientific Hong Kong Ltd.

12. Medtronic International Ltd.

13. OrbusNeich Medical Co. Ltd.

14. Biosensors Interventional Tech. Pt. Ltd.

15. St. Jude Medical (Hong Kong) Ltd.

16. Biotronik Hong Kong Ltd.

17. Mekim Ltd. & Terumo Corporation

18. Future Events Table

Entrance

S425

MEETING ROOM S421Main Session

&Lunch Symposium

Regi

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S428

S429

S426 S427

MEETING ROOM S425Slide Preview Room & Faculty’s Lounge

MEETING ROOM S423 & S424Exhibition & Coffee Break

MEETING ROOM S428Allied Health Session

MEETING ROOM S429Hands-on Workshop

MEETING ROOM S426 & S427Hands-on Workshops

COFFEE BREAK

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CME/CNE/CPDSIGN UP

COFFEE BREAK

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AcknowledgementThe Organizing Committee of the HKSTENT – Cardiovascular Intervention Complication Forum (CICF) 2015 wish to express their sincere appreciation to the following companies for their generous support in making the Forum a great success:

Diamond Sponsors

Boston Scientific Hong Kong Ltd.Medtronic International Ltd.OrbusNeich Medical Co. Ltd.

Platinum Sponsors

Abbott VascularBiosensors Interventional Tech. Pt. Ltd.Biotronik Hong Kong Ltd.Mekim Ltd. & Terumo CorporationSt. Jude Medical (Hong Kong) Ltd.

Gold Sponsor

AstraZeneca Hong Kong Ltd.

Silver Sponsors

ConMed Ltd.Eli Lilly Asia Inc.Innotronik Hong Kong Ltd.Merit Medical Asia Co., Ltd.Sanofi-Aventis Hong Kong Ltd.

Bronze Sponsors

Bristol Myers Squibb & Pfizer Corporation (Hong Kong) Ltd.Ultronics Enterprise Ltd.

Other Sponsor

Goodwin Health Care Ltd.

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20 November 2010 ■ Harbour Grand Kowloon

2010HKSTENT Inauguration Symposium 2010/EuroPCR Highlights

20111st HKSTENT Coronary Physiology & Imaging Symposium

19 February 2011 ■ Hong Kong Club


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14 March 2011 ■ Mirama Hotel

2011HKSTENT Evening Symposium –

Frontiers in Interventional Cardiology

28 May 2011 ■ Hyatt Regency Hong Kong

2011HKSTENT Rotablator Workshop

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3-4 March 2012 ■ Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre

2012HKSTENT-CICF 2012

6 October 2012 ■ Langham TST Hong Kong

2012HKSTENT AMI Workshop

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14 September 2013 ■ Pamela Youde Nethersole Eastern Hospital

20131st Greater China TRI Workshop

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15 January 2014 ■ Langham TST Hong Kong

2014CTO Forum 2014 (Japan-HK)



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20 March 2014 ■ Shanghai, China

2014HKSTENT@CIT 2014

17 January 2015 ■ Prince of Wales Hospital

2015OCT Workshop

(Optimising PCI Outcomes – Live Case Demonstration from PWH)

Final Program - HKSTENT

Documents

Transcript of Final Program - HKSTENT