PRELIMINARY PROGRAM

CHINA 

INTERVENTIONAL 

THERAPEUTICS 

IN PARTNERSHIP WITH TCT 

(Thursday-Sunday) 

PRELIMINARY 

PROGRAM 

Sponsored by 

Chinese Medical Association 

Board of Directors, China Interventional Therapeutics 

Chinese Society of Cardiology 

Cardiovascular Research Foundation

Associations and Affiliations 

PCR 

Complex Cardiovascular Therapeutics 

European Association of Percutaneous Cardiovascular Intervention 

European Society of Cardiology 

Sociedad Latinoamericana de Cardiología Intervencionista 

Angioplasty Summit - TCTAP 

Cardiovascular Research Technologies 

Asian Interventional Cardiovascular Therapeutics 

New Cardiovascular Horizons 

Division of Medicine and Health, Chinese Academy of Engineering 

Cardiovascular Society of Cross-Straits Medicine Exchange Association 

China Cardiovascular Promotive Association, China International Exchange and Promotive Association for Medicine and Health Care 

Hong Kong College of Cardiology 

Chinese Medical Journal 

Toyohashi Heart Center, Toyohashi, Japan 

National Taiwan University Hospital, Taiwan, China 

Guangdong Provincial Cardiovascular Institute, China 

Affiliated Ruijin Hospital of Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine, China 

Affiliated Zhongshan Hospital of Fudan University, China 

First Affiliated Hospital of Nanjing Medical University, China 

Affiliated Xijing Hospital of the Fourth Military Medical University, China 

Shenyang Northern Hospital, China 

Affiliated Chaoyang Hospital of Capital University of Medical Sciences, China 

Peking University People's Hospital, China 

Chinese PLA General Hospital, China 

Affiliated An Zhen Hospital of Capital University of Medical Sciences, China 

National Center for Cardiovascular Diseases and Fu Wai Hospital, China 

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CIT Course Directors & Organizers 

Honorary Chairman 

Zhu Chen, MD 

Chairman 

Run-Lin Gao, MD 

Co-Chairman 

Martin B. Leon, MD 

Chairman of Scientific 

Committee 

Dayi Hu, MD 

Course Co-Directors 

Jilin Chen, MD 

Jiyan Chen, MD 

Shaoliang Chen, MD 

Junbo Ge, MD 

Yaling Han, MD 

Dejia Huang, MD 

Yong Huo, MD 

Guoliang Jia, MD 

Shiliang Jiang, MD 

Osamu Katoh, MD 

Yean-Leng Lim, MD, PhD 

Shuzheng Lu, MD 

Changsheng Ma, MD 

Jean Marco, MD 

Seung-Jung Park, MD, PhD 

Shubin Qiao, MD 

Shigeru Saito, MD 

Patrick W. Serruys, MD, PhD 

Weifeng Shen, MD 

Gregg W. Stone, MD 

Takahiko Suzuki, MD 

Haichang Wang, MD 

Weimin Wang, MD 

Yuejin Yang, MD 

Shu Zhang, MD 

Guoying Zhu, MD 

Honorary Co-Chairmen of 

Organizing Committee 

Shengshou Hu, MD 

Yanfei Liu, MD 

Guoming Qi, MD 

Shengli Yang, MD 

Secretary General 

Bo Xu, MBBS 

Advisory Committee 

Haozhu Chen, MD 

Junzhu Chen, MD 

Mingzhe Chen, MD 

Shulan Chen, MD 

Zaijia Chen, MD 

Changcong Cui, MD 

Ruping Dai, MD 

Yuhua Dai, MD 

Jianzhang Feng, MD 

Jingxuan Guo, MD 

Congxin Huang, MD 

Zhenwen Huang, MD 

Baoqi Jiang, MD 

Ruoyi Ke, MD 

Yuannan Ke, MD 

Huatai Li, MD 

Shuguang Lin, MD 

Guoshu Liu, MD 

Yili Liu, MD 

Yuqing Liu, MD 

Jieming Mao, MD 

Youfang Ni, MD 

Luhua Shen, MD 

Fangzheng Wang, MD 

Fengzhi Wang, MD 

Shiwen Wang, MD 

Yinsheng Wu, MD 

Xifu Yan, MD 

Aiqing Zhou, MD 

Dingyi Zeng, MD 

Yun Zhang, MD 

Bingrang Zhao, MD 

Wenling Zhu, MD 

Scientific Committee 

Alexandre Abizaid, MD, PhD 

Maurice Buchbinder, MD 

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Kejiang Cao, MD 

Yundai Chen, MD 

Chung-Seung Chiang, MD 

Antonio Colombo, MD 

Costantino R. Costantini, MD, PhD 

Donald E. Cutlip, MD 

Zhimin Du, MD 

Eric Eeckhout, MD, PhD 

Jean Fajadet, MD 

Quan Fang, MD 

Weiyi Fang, MD 

Xianghua Fu, MD 

Luyue Gai, MD 

Wei Gao, MD 

Liliana R. Grinfeld, MD 

Eberhard Grube, MD 

Wenyi Guo, MD 

Ben He, MD 

David E. Kandzari, MD 

Adnan Kastrati, MD 

Spencer B. King III, MD 

Ajay J. Kirtane, MD, SM 

Mitchell W. Krucoff, MD 

Alexandra J. Lansky, MD 

Jianjun Li, MD 

Weimin Li, MD 

Zhanquan Li, MD 

Roxana Mehran, MD 

Ian T. Meredith, MBBS, PhD 

Gary S. Mintz, MD 

Marie-Claude Morice, MD 

Jeffery W. Moses, MD 

Thach Nguyen, MD 

Masahiko Ochiai, MD 

Xuewen Qin, MD 

Horst Sievert, MD 

Huay Cheem Tan, MD 

Etsuo Tsuchikane, MD, PhD 

Renu Virmani, MD 

Ron Waksman, MD 

Craig M. Walker, MD 

Jian'an Wang, MD 

Lefeng Wang, MD 

Stephan Windecker, MD 

Yawei Xu, MD 

Hongbing Yan, MD 

Xinchun Yang, MD 

Yanzong Yang, MD 

Alan C. Yeung, MD 

Bo Yu, MD 

Ruiyan Zhang, MD 

Yujie Zhou, MD 

Organizing Committee 

Jue Chen, MD 

Lei Ge, MD 

Wei Guo, MD 

Wei Hua, MD 

Yongmao Jiang, MD 

Xiongjing Jiang, MD 

Zening Jin, MD 

Quanmin Jing, MD 

Paul Hsien-Li Kao, MD 

Michael Kang-Yin Lee, MD 

Lang Li, MD 

Yi Li, MD 

Yue Li, MD 

Haibo Liu, MD 

Jian Liu, MD 

Xuebo Liu, MD 

Yuyang Liu, MD 

Jianfang Luo, MD 

Raghotham R. Patlola, MD 

Jie Qian, MD 

Xiantao Song, MD 

Ning Tan, MD 

Yongjian Wu, MD 

Jinqing Yuan, MD 

Bin Zhang, MD 

Qi Zhang, MD 

Secretariat 

Chen Kai(Deputy Secretary General) 

Dai Lifeng 

Gao Yan 

Feng Zhiyong 

Li Qingmin 

Zhu Yanyan 

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CIT2012 Preliminary Program 

Associations and Affiliations ........................................................................................... 02 

CIT Course Directors & Organizers ............................................................................... 03 

Important Dates .............................................................................................................. 06 

Welcome Message .......................................................................................................... 07 

CME Information ............................................................................................................. 08 

Hot Topics ......................................................................................................................... 09 

Program at a Glance ....................................................................................................... 11 

Opening of CIT 2012 and Plenary Session .................................................................... 13 

Live Case Sites ................................................................................................................ 14 

Call for Abstracts ............................................................................................................ 15 

Call for Cases .................................................................................................................. 15 

CIT Young Investigator Award ........................................................................................ 16 

Late-Breaking Clinical Trial ........................................................................................... 16 

CIT Theme Issue of Chinese Medical Journal .............................................................. 17 

General Information ........................................................................................................ 18 

Registration Information ................................................................................................ 19 

Accommodation .............................................................................................................. 20 

Congress Hotels ............................................................................................................. 21 

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Important Dates 

Call-for-Science Begins 

Submission Deadline for Abstract 

Application Deadline for Young Investigator Award 

Submission Deadline for CIT Theme Issue of Chinese Medical Journal 

Submission Deadline for Clinical Case 

Application Deadline for Late-Breaking Trial 

Program Update Available 

Advanced Registration Deadline 

Final Program Available 

CIT2012 On-Site Registration Opens 

CIT2012 Begins 

CIT2012 Ends 

30-July-2011 

12-November-2011 

03-December-2011 




14-January-2012 

14-February-2012 

1-March-2012 

14-March-2012 

15-March-2012 

18-March-2012 

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Welcome Message 

Dear Colleagues and Friends, 

It gives me great pleasure to welcome you to participate in the 10 th Annual Scientific Sessions of the China 

Interventional Therapeutics in partnership with TCT, CIT 2012, which will be held from Thursday, March 

15 th through Sunday, March 18 th , 2012 at the China National Convention Center (CNCC) in Beijing. CIT 2012 

is organized by Chinese Medical Association, CIT Board of Directors, Chinese Society of Cardiology, and 

Cardiovascular Research Foundation, and co-sponsored by PCR, Complex Cardiovascular Therapeutics, 

European Association of Percutaneous Cardiovascular Intervention, European Society of Cardiology, Sociedad 

Latinoamericana de Cardiología Intervencionista, Angioplasty Summit - TCTAP, Cardiovascular Research 

Technologies, Asian Interventional Cardiovascular Therapeutics, New Cardiovascular Horizons, Division of 

Medicine and Health, Chinese Academy of Engineering, Cardiovascular Society of Cross-Straits Medicine 

Exchange Association, China Cardiovascular Promotive Association, Hong Kong College of Cardiology, and 

Chinese Medical Journal. 

The theme of this year's CIT is "Practice and Optimization". Under the core concept and direction, CIT 2012 will 

offer more than 1000 didactic presentations, 500 abstracts and 50 live cases in its three-and-half-day program. 

The grand opening and exclusive plenary session will take place in the morning and the result of late breaking 

trials will be released in the afternoon on March 16 th , 2012. Comprehensive didactic sessions will feature four 

major areas of interventional cardiology: coronary, endovascular, structural heart disease, and heart rhythm. 

Sessions are designed to provide information and resources that can be immediately translated into improved 

patient care. 

As the largest interventional cardiology meeting in Asia Pacific region, it is expected that more than 5,500 

experts, cardiologists, radiologists, vascular medicine specialists, industrial partners and other health 

care professionals with a special interest in the field of interventional cardiology will attend the meeting. 

Participants will have the opportunities to share scientific information and the latest advances, to exchange 

expertise in interventional cardiology, to renew our friendship, and to increase worldwide collaboration. CIT 

2012 will also provide a unique opportunity for the industries to exhibit their new products and to contact with 

the cardiologists more closely. 

Most importantly, CIT will be celebrating its 10 th anniversary in 2012. I cordially invite you to join us in Beijing 

to witness the unforgettable historic moment and to discuss the growth and development of interventional 

cardiovascular therapeutics in the Asia Pacific region. 

Looking forward to welcoming you at CIT 2012! 

Sincerely Yours, 

Run-Lin Gao, MD, FACC, FSCAI 

Professor of Medicine 

Chairman, China Interventional Therapeutics (CIT) 

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CME Information 

CME Accreditation and Designation 

The China Interventional Therapeutics is accredited by the 

Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education of 

Ministry of Health of China to provide continuing medical 

education for physicians. This education activity has been 

designated for 8 national category-1 CME Credits in China. 

Six hours of physician participation in CIT equals 1 credit. 

Documentation of awarded credit is provided for registered 

attendees in exchange for completed activity evaluations. 

Certificates of attendance are provided to all registered 

attendees. The following activities are not included in the 

official CIT CME program: luncheon workshops, evening 

symposia and interventional vascular simulation sessions. 

Learning Objectives 

By the end of the congress, participants should be able to 

Relate the results from important clinical trials and 

evidencebased medicine that guide the management of 

patients with atherosclerosis and structural heart disease 

Integrate new interventional techniques and procedures to 

the care of patients with complex coronary artery disease, 

peripheral vascular disease, structural heart disease, and 

heart rhythm 

Integrate appropriate pharmacological management in 

the care of patients undergoing diagnostic angiography 

and interventional therapies before, during, and after 

catheterization 

Distinguish between new interventional technologies and 

propose their appropriate applications to patients with 

cardiovascular disease 

Target Audience 

This congress is designed for interventional cardiologists, 

radiologists, clinical cardiologists, basic scientists, vascular 

medicine specialists, surgeons, and other health care 

professionals with a special interest in the field of 

interventional vascular therapy and medicine. 

Activity Evaluation 

Evaluation by questionnaire will address content, 

presentation, possible bias, and future educational needs. 

Disclosure Statement 

It is the policy of the Chinese Medical Association to ensure 

balance, independence, objectivity, and scientific rigor in all 

of its sponsored educational programs. Commercial support 

from industry does not influence educational content, 

faculty selection, and/or faculty presentations, and, therefore, 

does not compromise the scientific integrity of the 

educational activity. Discussion of off-label product usage, 

and/or off-label product use during live cases, is made at the 

sole discretion of the faculty. Off-label product discussion 

and/or off-label product use is not endorsed by the Chinese 

Medical Association or the course directors for this activity. 

Faculty participating in continuing medical education 

activities sponsored by the Chinese Medical Association are 

required to disclose to the program audience any real or 

apparent conflict of interest related to the content of their 

presentation(s). Faculty not complying with this policy are 

not permitted to participate in this activity. 

Program Sponsorship and Support 

The congress is sponsored by Chinese Medical Association, 

CIT Board of Directors, Chinese Society of Cardiology, 

and Cardiovascular Research Foundation / Transcatheter 

Cardiovascular Therapeutics (TCT), and partially funded 

through educational grants from commercial supporters. 

The CIT strives to ensure that its programs are as educational 

as possible and free from bias. To support this endeavor, CIT 

director and co-directors create organizing and scientific 

committees to assist in educational content development 

and content oversight for live cases, concurrent sessions, 

case reviews, workshops, and scientific symposia. These 

sessions are developed without influence from commercial 

supporters. 

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Hot Topics 

Opening and Plenary Topics 

Celebrating the 10 th Anniversary: The Journey of Percutaneous 

Cardiovascular Interventions in China 

Stable Ischemic Heart Disease: What's Role for Revascularization 

The Asia Pacific Region: An Emerging Center of Growth 

and Worldwide Leadership in Interventional Cardiovascular 

Therapeutics! 

Acute MI: State of the Art 

DAPT Issues: Duration and Dilemmas after PCI 

Complex PCI: CTOs, Bifurcations, and MVD 

Future Visions: What's Next 

Future of Interventional Cardiology 

Renal Denervation for Treatment of Hypertension 

The Future of Coronary Intervention Is Fully Bioresorbable 

Vascular Scaffolds 

Oxygen Therapy in STEMI 

New Insights into Vulnerable Plaque Detection 

Treatment of Vulnerable Plaque with DEB 

New Direction of CTO Wire Development 

New Device for Retrograde Approach to CTOs 

Transcatheter Valve Therapy 

Transcatheter AVI: Partner Perspectives 

Multidisciplinary Approach to Interventional Therapy of Aortic 

Stenosis 

Valve Team Concept 

Prevention and Treatment of Vascular Complications during TAVI 

Stroke Protection during TAVI 

Gender Differences in Patients Undergoing Percutaneous 

Replacement of Aortic Valve 

Transcatheter Valve in Valve Implantation for Failed Surgical Valves 

Novel TAVI Devices 

Percutaneous Mitral Valve Repair: Update on the Clinical Data 

and Global Experience with the MitraClip Device 

The Insufficiency of Transcatheter Mitral Valve Therapy 

Transcatheter Pulmonary Valve Implantation with Melody and 

Sapien-Edwards Valves 

Coronary Revascularization Strategy 

Ischemia as a Target for Therapeutic Intervention in CAD and 

Its Pathophysiologic Underpinnings 

PCI vs. CABG in Left Main Disease: A Meta-Analysis of 

Randomized Clinical Trials 

Treating Complex Patients/Lesions: Lessons from SYNTAX 

Functional SYNTAX Score Guidance for PCI in Multivessel 

Disease Patients 

Integrating the SYNTAX Score into Practice: Utility, Pitfalls, and 

New Directions 

Impact of Target Vessel Revascularization and Stent 

Thrombosis on Patients Undergoing Percutaneous Coronary 

Intervention 

Impact of DAPT Interruption on Stent Thrombosis and MACE 

Measuring Biomarkers after PCI: Routinely, Ad Hoc, or Not at All 

Patient Selection for PCI with Low EF 

Drug-Eluting Stent 

Platelet Hyporesponsiveness and Stent Thrombosis Insights 

from ADAPT-DES 

The 3rd Generation DES: When Is a Change a Change 

Stent Thrombosis: Is It an Important Issue in 2012 

Absorb Physiology Trial 

Randomized Comparison of Cost Saving and Effectiveness of 

Oral Rapamycin plus BMS with DES 

Drug-Eluting Balloon Technology: Development and Clinical 

Update 

Drug-Eluting Balloon Prior to BMS Stenting: Insights from the 

PIONEER Trial 

Safety of Everolimus-Eluting Stents Compared to Other DES: 

Comprehensive Meta-Analysis 

Biofreedom Stent 

EVOLVE Study Results 

Management of DES In-Stent Restenosis 

Female Outcomes with DES 

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ST-Segment Elevation Myocardial 

Infarction 

Stent and Pharmacotherapy Selection in STEMI for Primary PCI 

Update on Pharmaco-Invasive Strategy in STEMI 

Detection of Human Coronary Occlusion before Myocardial 

Necrosis: Can We Move from Interruption to Abortion of MI 

Development of Regional STEMI Care Programs 

What to Do with STEMI Patients with MVD Rationale of the 

COMPARE-ACUTE Trial 

Strategies for Thrombus Management in STEMI Interventions 

Techniques for Reducing D2B Times in STEMI Interventions 

Advanced PCI Techniques 

Distal Left Main PCI with Single Stent: Left Main to LAD vs. 

Left Main to LCX Stenting Crossover - Does It Change the 

Clinical Outcome 

Treatment of Bifurcation Lesions: An Update 

The Role of Intracoronary ECG for Periprocedural Assessment 

of Ischemia in SB and MB Territories as a Guide for Selecting 

Stenting Strategy 

Dedicated Bifurcation Stent in Distal Left Main Treatment 

Update on Retrograde Approach in CTO PCI 

Bilateral TR Sheathless Approach for CTO Lesions 

Kissing Microcatheters Technique for CTO Intervention 

CTO PCI with Histopathology Perspective 

Impact of IVUS in a Retrograde PCI 

Complications Associated with Contemporary CTO PCI 

Pitfalls of Retrograde Approach in CTO PCI 

New Antegrade Techniques for CTO PCI 

Radial Intervention in the USA: What Data Is Needed 

Effect of Coronary Calcification on PCI 

Structural Heart Disease 

Peripheral Vascular Disease 

Carotid Stenting Update 2012: Where Have We Come from and 

Where Are We Going 

TR Sheathless Approach for Carotid Artery Stenting 

Recanalizing Carotid Occlusion 

Totally Percutaneous Aortic Aneurysm Repair 

Endovascular Therapy for Critical Limb Ischemia 

The Role of Pedal Access and Transcollateral Crossing to 

Improved Interventional Outcomes in Critical Limb Ischemia 

The Invasive Treatment of Deep Venous Thrombosis 

Interventional Pharmacology 

Understanding the Mortality Advantage of Bivalirudin 

Evidences with the New Antiplatelet Drugs in the Acute PCI Setting 

Safety and Efficacy of PAR-1 Antagonists over Placebo in 

Patients with Coronary Artery Disease 

Prasugrel, Ticagrelor, Cangrelor, and Elinogrel: Utilities in the 

Real World 

Invasive and Non-Invasive Imaging 

Can IVUS Substitute FFR 

Safety of FFR Guidance in Bifurcations Lesions and Multivessel 

Disease PCI 

CTO Morphology by MDCT and IVUS 

Reducing PCI Complications and Improving PCI Outcomes 

with CT Guided PCI 

CT Myocardial Perfusion 

Coronary Angiography, FFR, IVUS, VH and OCT 

Basic Principles and Experiences of Registration of 3D QCA 

and IVUS or OCT in Interventional Cases 

Automated Assessment of Coronary Plaque Burden by MSCT 

Registration of Culprit Lesions by MSCT with Perfusion 

Defects by MRI or SPECT 

Left Atrial Appendage Closure: New Treatment Option for 

Atrial Fibrillation 

Paravalvular Leak Closure 

PFO Closure for Stroke Prevention 

Stent Implantation in Coarctation of the Aorta 

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Program at a Glance 

07:00PM 

Function A 

Function B 

Function C 

Room 306AB 

Room 307AB 

Room 308 

Room 309A 

Room 309B 

Room 310 

Room 311A 

Room 311B 

Level 1 

Level 3 

Plenary Hall A 

Function A 

Function B 

Function C 

Room 306AB 

Room 307AB 

Room 308 

Room 309A 

Room 309B 

Room 310 

Room 311A 

Room 311B 

Level 1 

Level 3 

Breakfast 

Meeting 

Master 

Lecture 

4 th Clinical Research Workshop 

2 nd Sino-Japanese Friendship Interventional Cardiology Forum (Live Case Session 1: Toyohashi, 8:30 am-10:00 am; Live Case Session 2: Shanghai, 11:30 am-1:00 pm; Live Case Session 3: Beijing, 2:30 pm-4:00 pm) 

Abstract Oral Presentation (2 meeting rooms: A and B) 

IVUS Workshop Part I 

SOLACI at CIT HKSTENT at CIT 

CIT-MicroPort Educational Case Award: Case Presentations 

Luncheon Symposium 

Pharmacologic Satellite Symposium 

Cardiac Catheterization Basics 

Contemporary Electrocardiology 

Non-Invasive Cardiovascular Imaging Symposium 

Exhibition 

CIT Hands-on Center 

CIT Young Investigator Award: Oral Presentation 

OCT Workshop Part I 

Left Main and Bifurcation Summit 

CIT-MicroPort Educational Case Award: Case Presentations 


Cardiac Catheterization Basics 

Interventional Innovation Summit 

Sino-European Interventional Cardiology Hot Topics 

Opening and Plenary Session 

Live Case 4: Beijing (Peripheral) Live Case 5: Beijing (Structural) 

Live Case 6: Beijing Live Case 7: Taipei 

PCR at CIT 

Practical Course on PCI Part I: How to Treat 

Peripheral and Endovascular Therapy: NCVH at CIT 

Live Case 8: Beijing 

Late Breaking Trials 

FFR Workshop Part I FFR Workshop Part II 



Comprehensive Management of Cardiovascular Disease in Diabetics 



STEMI Summit (AICT and LUMEN) 

Thursday, 

March 15, 

2012 

Heart Rhythm 

Exhibition 


Welcome Banquet 

08:30AM 

09:00AM 

09:30AM 

10:00AM 

10:30AM 

11:00AM 

11:30AM 

12:00PM 

12:30PM 

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02:00PM 

02:30PM 

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03:30PM 

04:00PM 

04:30PM 

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06:00PM 

06:30PM 

08:00AM 

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07:30AM 

Friday, 

March 16, 

2012 

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07:00PM 

08:00AM 

08:30AM 

09:00AM 

09:30AM 

10:00AM 

10:30AM 

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11:30AM 

12:00PM 

12:30PM 

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02:00PM 

02:30PM 

03:00PM 

03:30PM 

04:00PM 

04:30PM 

05:00PM 

05:30PM 

06:00PM 

06:30PM 

Function A 

Function B 

Function C 

Room 306AB 

Room 307AB 

Room 308 

Room 309A 

Room 309B 

Room 310 

Room 311A 

Room 311B 

Auditorium 

Level 1 

Level 3 

Function A 

Function B 

Function C 

Room 306AB 

Room 307AB 

Room 308 

Room 309A 

Room 309B 

Room 310 

Room 311A 

Room 311B 

Breakfast 

Meeting 

Breakfast 

Meeting 

CRT at CIT Live Case 10: Beijing Angioplasty Summit - TCTAP at CIT 

Live Case 12: Beijing Live Case 14: Beijing Case Reviews with CIT and TCT Master Operators 

Live Case 9: Beijing First Report Investigations Live Case 11: Beijing 

Live Case 13: Xi'an First Report Investigations Live Case 15: Beijing 

Practical Course on PCI Part II: Controversial Case Reviews: Why, When, and How 

Peripheral and Endovascular Therapy 

TRI Club 



EAPCI-EuroPCR/ESC at CIT 3 rd Rotablation Mini-Symposium 

CCC/CISC at CIT: Difficult Patients and Dilemmas in Clinical Practice 



DES Summit 

Heart Rhythm 

Practical Course on PCI Part III: Chronic Total Occlusion 

Peripheral and Endovascular Therapy 

OCT Workshop Part II 



Structural Heart Disease (Valve Therapy) 

DES Summit 

Heart Rhythm 

7 th Annual Symposium for Nurse and Technologist 

Exhibition 


Case Reviews: Nightmares in the Cath Lab 

Closing 

GAP-CCBC at CIT: Guideline and Practice - Clinical Case Reviews 

Practical Course on PCI Part IV: Chronic Total Occlusion 

Endovascular Case Reviews: Aortic Aneurysm Repair 

IVUS Workshop Part II 

Case Reviews (Call-for-Cases) 





Heart Rhythm 

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Saturday, 

March 17, 

2012 

Sunday, 

March 18, 

2012

Opening of CIT 2012 and Plenary Session 

Opening of CIT 2012 

8:15 AM-9:20 AM, Friday, March 16 th , 

2012 

Plenary Hall A, Level 4, CNCC 

Moderators: Run-Lin Gao, 

Martin B. Leon 

Discussants: Dayi Hu, Shengshou Hu, 

Yong Huo, Osamu Katoh, Shuzheng Lu, 

Jean Marco, Seung-Jung Park, 

Patrick W. Serruys, Gregg W. Stone, 

Shigeru Saito, Yuejin Yang, Shu Zhang 

8:15 AM - Opening Video: Looking back at 

the 10 Years of CIT 

8:25 AM - Welcome Address by VIPs 

8:40 AM - Celebrating the 10 th 

Anniversary: The Journey of 

Percutaneous Cardiovascular 

Interventions in China 

Run-Lin Gao 

8:55 AM - Keynote Lecture - Stable 

Ischemic Heart Disease: What's Role for 

Revascularization 

Spencer B. King III 

9:10 AM - Panel Discussion 

9:20 AM - Adjourn 

CIT-TCT Plenary Session 

9:20 AM-12:30 PM, Friday, March 16th, 

2012 

Plenary Hall A, Level 4, CNCC 

Part I - The Asia Pacific Region: An 

Emerging Center of Growth and 

Worldwide Leadership in Interventional 

Cardiovascular Therapeutics! 

Moderators: Martin B. Leon, 

Patrick W. Serruys 

Discussants: Chung-Seung Chiang, 

Run-Lin Gao, Yean-Leng Lim, 

Seung-Jung Park, Shigeru Saito, 

Teguh Santoso, Ashok Seth, 

Huay Cheem Tan, Damras Tresukosol, 

Robaayah Zambahari 

9:20 AM - Panel Discussion: Clinical 

Demographics, Education, and Research 

Part II - Acute MI: State of the Art 

Moderators: Gregg W. Stone, 

Harry Suryapranata 

Discussants: Joseph D. Babb, 

Kenneth Chin, Fausto Feres, Yong Huo, 

Mitchell W. Krucoff, Alexandra J. Lansky, 

Weifeng Shen, Pieter C. Smits, 

Christian M. Spaulding, Alan C. Yeung 

9:50 AM - Case Presentation 

Jian Liu 


10:25 AM - Take-Home Message 

Gregg W. Stone 

Part III - DAPT Issues: Duration and 

Dilemmas after PCI 

Moderators: Roxana Mehran, 

Stephan Windecker 

Discussants: Jiyan Chen, 

Donald E. Cutlip, Liliana R. Grinfeld, 

Yaling Han, David E. Kandzari, 

Adnan Kastrati, Ajay J. Kirtane, 

Jean Marco, Samuel K. Mathew, 

David X. M. Zhao 


Zening Jin 



Roxana Mehran 

Part IV - Complex PCI: CTOs, 

Bifurcations, and MVD 

Moderators: Jeffery W. Moses, Antonio 

Colombo 

Discussants: Maurice Buchbinder, 

Costantino R. Costantini, 

Jean Fajadet, Alfredo R. Galassi, Junbo 

Ge, Osamu Katoh, William L. Lombardi, 

Charles A. Simonton, Etsuo Tsuchikane, 

Yuejin Yang 


Lei Ge 



Jeffery W. Moses 

Part V - Future Visions: What's Next 

Moderators: Gary S. Mintz, 

Eberhard Grube 

Discussants: Alexandre Abizaid, 

Shaoliang Chen, Keith D. Dawkins, 

William F. Fearon, Ian T. Meredith, 

Martin T. Rothman, Renu Virmani, 

Ron Waksman, Haichang Wang, 

John G. Webb 


Jie Qian 


12:25 PM - Take-Home Message 

Gary S. Mintz 

12:30 PM - Adjourn 

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Live Case Sites 

National Center for Cardiovascular Diseases and Fu Wai Hospital, China 

Affiliated An Zhen Hospital of Capital University of Medical Sciences, China 

Affiliated Chaoyang Hospital of Capital University of Medical Sciences, China 

Affiliated Xijing Hospital of the Fourth Military Medical University, China 

Affiliated Zhongshan Hospital of Fudan University, China 

National Taiwan University Hospital, Taiwan, China 

Toyohashi Heart Center, Toyohashi, Japan 

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Call for Abstracts 

The CIT invites submission of original work for consideration of 

presentation at the Congress. Abstracts are an essential part for 

sharing new information on topics in interventional cardiology, 

endovascular medicine, structural heart disease, heart rhythms 

and related medical therapy. Abstracts should address one of 

these areas (clinical studies, basic science investigation, and 

animal studies are equally encouraged). The abstract selection 

process for CIT Congress is organized under the auspices of 

the Board of Directors, CIT. All submitted abstracts will be peer 

reviewed by multiple graders. The highest graded abstracts 

accepted will be presented as oral or poster presentation at the 

Congress. 

Means of Submission 

Online submission (http://www.citmd.com/sub/app/e_login.php) 

Open of Submission: 

July 30, 2011 

Deadline of Submission: 

November 12, 2011 

All the accepted abstracts will be published in the Supplement to 

the Chinese Medical Journal. 

Call for Cases 

Physicians from China and around the world are invited to 

submit their most interesting and challenging cases in the fields 

of coronary intervention, great vessel intervention, carotid and 

peripheral intervention, congenital and valvular intervention. 

Each case will be reviewed by the CIT Course Director and Co- 

Directors. The most interesting and challenging cases will be 

selected for presentation by the submitted physician at the 

session of "Challenging Cases Reviews-Meet the Experts" at 

CIT2012. 

Case Submission Requirements and 

Specifications 

-Each physician can submit at most two cases 

-Online submission is the only way accepted to submit the 

case(http://www.citmd.com/sub/app/e_login.php) 

Open of Submission: 

July 30, 2011 

Deadline of Submission: 

December 17, 2011 

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CIT Young Investigator Award 

CIT Young Investigator Award (YIA) recognizes clinical and 

academic excellence in interventional vascular medicine and 

aims to discover and support those who are doing or had done a 

better research work in the field of Interventional Cardiovascular 

Medicine. 

The winner will be announced at CIT2012. The award and a 

RMB32, 000.00 scholarship will be presented at the Welcome 

Banquet on March 16 th , 2012. 

Eligible Candidates 

Candidate whose age is under 45, and has been within ten 

(10) years of the start of the first fellowship or training period 

specializing in interventional vascular medicine (interventional 

cardiology, endovascular medicine, or structural heart disease), 

and has ever published at least one Original Article to SCI-Index 

Journal(s) is entitled to apply for CIT YIA. Candidates may be 

from any country, and we encourage international as well as 

Chinese applicants. 

Criteria and Specifications 

Curriculum vitae 

Recommendation letter(s) from TWO supervisors who have 

directly witnessed the applicant in the patient care setting 

attesting to clinical excellence 


Please send your personal CV (download CV Form) together with 

your article to the CIT secretariat at CIT-YIA@citmd.com before 

the deadline. 

The Original Copy of your article and your recommendation 

letter(s) should be sent to the Congress Secretariat by Express 

Mail before the deadline: 

Mr. Leigh Dai 

CIT Secretariat 

42 Dongsi Xidajie, Beijing 100710, China 

Tel: +86 10 8515 8473 

Submission Opens July 30, 2011 

Submission Deadline December 3, 2011 

Late-Breaking Clinical Trial 

CIT Late-Breaking Clinical Trials are first-time worldwide 

presentations of the primary endpoint or important 

secondary endpoint results of prospective, randomized 

clinical trials, or the first worldwide presentations of largescale, 

impactful single-center or multi-center registries, or 

first-in-man experiences with novel devices or drugs. Studies 

accepted as Late-Breaking Clinical Trials will be presented in 

the Main Arena at CIT 2012 on Friday, March 16, 2012. 

Note: Accepted Late-Breaking Clinical Trials may not be withdrawn 

for negative results. Such action will negatively impact future 

applications from both the applicant and the trial sponsor. 

Please download the Application Form from the CIT website link 

(http://www.citmd.com/CIT/2012/down/Late-breaking_clinical_ 

trial.doc ), complete it and send to Dr. Bo Xu, Secretary General 

of CIT at bxu@citmd.com before December 17, 2011. 

An application must be submitted for each Late-Breaking 

Clinical Trial that you are proposing. By submitting an 

application, you are warranting that the trial or study is likely 

to be completed and will be presented at CIT if accepted, 

whether the results are positive or negative. Presentations of 

accepted Late-Breaking Clinical Trials prior to CIT are strictly 

embargoed. 

Submission Deadline December 17, 2011 

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CIT Theme Issue of Chinese Medical Journal 

The Chinese Medical Journal (CMJ) is published semimonthly 

in English by the Chinese Medical Association, and is a peer 

reviewed general medical journal for all doctors, researchers, 

and health workers regardless of their medical specialty or 

type of employment. The journal was established in 1887, being 

the oldest medical periodical in China. It serves the objective of 

international academic exchange. 

CMJ is abstracted or indexed in many databases including 

Biological Abstracts, Chemical Abstracts, Index Medicus/ 

Medline, Science Citation Index (SCI), Current Contents, 

Cancerlit, Health Plan & Administration, Embase, Social 

Scisearch, Aidsline, Toxline, Biocommercial Abstracts, Arts and 

Humanities Search, Nuclear Science Abstracts, Water Resources 

Abstracts, Cab Abstracts, Occupation Safety & Health, etc. 

CMJ Theme Issue at CIT is a special issue made for CIT with a 

dedication to Interventional Cardiovascular Medicine. 

Open of Submission:July 30, 2011 

Deadline of Submission:December 03, 2011 

Should you wish to know more information about Chinese 

Medical Journal, you may contact: 

Chinese Medical Journal Editorial Department 



Tel: +86 10 8515 8326 

Email: cmawmy@cma.org.cn 


Online submission: http://www.citmd.com/sub/app/e_login.php. 

If you are a first-time user, please register first to acquire a User 

Name and a Password, with which, you may log in at the Author 

Login. Please start your paper with CIT2012- at the beginning of 

the title of your paper to facilitate our peer reviewer to identify 

that your paper is for CIT2012 ONLY. 

Your submission will not be accepted if you are neither 

participating for nor submitting abstract(s) to CIT Congress. 

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General Information 

Dates 

March 15-18, 2012 

Venue 

China National Convention Center (CNCC) 国家会议中心 

No. 7 Tianchen East Road, Chaoyang District, Beijing 100105, China 

Tel: +86 10 8437 2008 

Website: http://www.cnccchina.com 

Language 

English & Chinese 

Airport Transfer 

You may take a taxi from the Airport Taxi Station for less than 

USD18 to most of the Congress hotels. Taxis are metered. To 

avoid confusion and over-charge, it is suggested to ask for receipt 

(pronounced as “Fa Piao” in Chinese) from taxi driver. 

Invitation Letter / Visa 

You are required a visa to enter the People's Republic of China. 

Please check with your local Chinese embassy or consulate to 

obtain the necessary documents. Please allow enough time to 

process your visa. Visit http://www.fmprc.gov.cn/eng/3625/3628/ 

for further information on the visa process. 

On request, the Chinese Medical Association is pleased to send 

an invitation for participation and a visa notice form in CIT 2011. 

Such an invitation is not a commitment on the part of the CIT 

to provide any financial support, nor is it a guarantee of the 

acceptance of an abstract, nor a guarantee that the consulate will 

issue the visa. While we are pleased to provide documentation 

of your registration to attend CIT, visa issuance is at the sole 

discretion of the consular officer. Letters of invitation and visa 

notice forms are sent to only those individuals who are registered 

to attend CIT 2012 and whose payments have been verified. To 

request an invitation letter and a visa notice form, please contact 

the CIT registration bureau. Information such as your passport 

number, citizenship and occupation must be provided otherwise 

the visa notice form is not valid. 

Liability 

The Congress is not responsible for airfare, hotel, or other costs 

incurred by participants in the event of program or registration 

cancellation. 

Please note, in the event that the China Interventional 

Therapeutics 2012, also known as CIT 2012, is abbreviated 

or canceled because of circumstances beyond the Chinese 

Society of Cardiology and Chinese Medical Association's control, 

including, but not limited to, civil disturbance, earthquake, 

electrical outage, explosion, fire, freight embargo, strike or 

labor unrest, flood, hurricane, tornado or other acts of God, an 

act of war, terrorism, or the act of any government (de facto 

or de jure), or any government agency or official, the Chinese 

Society of Cardiology and Chinese Medical Association reserve 

the right, at the Chinese Society of Cardiology and Chinese 

Medical Association's sole discretion, to unilaterally terminate 

the Congress. In these circumstances, the registrant expressly 

agrees to waive any claim that he, she, or it may have against the 

Chinese Society of Cardiology and Chinese Medical Association 

for damages or compensation, including, but not limited to, fees 

for registration, housing, airfare, and/or incidental charges. 

Climate and Clothes 

Late March is spring in Beijing, the golden season with an 

average temperature of 13.6 degrees Celsius (57 degrees 

Fahrenheit). Light cloths and a suit for formal occasions would 

be appropriate. 

Credit Cards and Currency 

Major credit cards like Master, Visa and American Express are 

acceptable in most big shopping centers and hotels. Major 

foreign currencies can be changed to the Chinese currency RMB 

at the airport, the Bank of China or hotels. American dollars can 

be changed into Chinese currency (RMB yuan) at a rate of about 

USD 1 to RMB 6.39 as of September 2011, but the exchange rate 

is subject to change. 

Time Difference 

China Time is 8 hours ahead of GMT 

Telecommunications / Internet 

Facilities such as IDD, fax and Internet are available in hotels. 

Tipping 

Except for some tour guides and hotel porters, no people in 

China expect tipping. 

Electricity 

The local voltage is 200-240 volts AC, 50 cycles. Transformers 

reducing the voltage to 110-120 volts, 60 cycles are available in 

some hotels. 

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Registration Information 

Official CIT Registration Bureau 

CIT 2012 Secretariat 

CMA Meeting Planner 



Tel: +86 10 8515 8473 

Fax: +86 10 6512 3754 

Email: lfdai@citmd.com 

Registration Fees 

Up to February 

16, 2012 

After February 

16, 2012 

Delegate RMB3,200 RMB3,600 

Nurse/Technologist RMB1,600 RMB1,800 

Student RMB2,400 RMB2,800 

Accompanying Person RMB1,600 RMB2,000 

Pre-registration ends on February 16, 2012. Please register 

on-site thereafter. 

A verification letter of fellow/student is required for those who wish to 

register in this status. 

Registration Entitlements 

Delegate 

Nurse/ 

Technologist Student 

Scientific 

Sessions 

* * * 

Abstracts Book 

& Program Book 

* * * 

Accompanying 

Person 

Exhibition * * * * 

Congress Bag * * * 

Certificate of 

Attendance 

* * * 

Sponsored 

Symposia 

* * * * 

How to Register 

Please visit congress website at www.citmd.com to register 

online. If you have difficulties in accessing internet, you may 

complete the Registration & Housing Form for Individuals and 

send it back with full payment to the Secretariat, one registration 

form per participant. The CIT Secretariat reserves the right to 

charge the correct amount if different form the total payment 

listed on the registration form. If there are more than 10 

participants registering in a group, please contact the Secretariat 

for the Group Registration Form(s). 

Registration Procedures 

Upon receipt of the Registration Form with the appropriate 

payment, the Secretariat will send a registration confirmation 

to the registrant. If you do not receive a confirmation letter from 

the Secretariat 6 weeks after your mailing, please contact the 

Secretariat. 

Please bring the registration confirmation to the registration 

desk at the China National Convention Center as a proof of your 

payment. 

Online Registration 

Register online at www.citmd.com. Fill in the Credit Card 

Payment Authorization Form and fax to Congress secretariat at 

+86 10 6512 3754 to complete the online registration process. 

The Chinese Society of Cardiology and the Chinese Medical 

Association is not responsible for fraudulent credit card 

transactions. 

Cancellation and Refund 

Notification of cancellation must be submitted in writing before 

February 16, 2012. The refund details are as follows: 

Notification received 

Before February 16, 2012 50 % Refund 

After February 16, 2012 No Refund 

On-Site Registration Schedule 

The registration, tour and information desks will be located in 

the lobby of China National Convention Center, and will be open 

during the following hours: 

March 14, 2012 08:00-18:00 

March 15, 2012 08:00-17:30 

March 16, 2012 07:30-17:30 

March 17, 2012 08:00-17:30 

March 18, 2012 08:00-11:30 

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Accommodation 

Official CIT Housing Bureau 

CHINA CYTS M.I.C.E SERVICE CO.,LTD. 

16/F, CYTS Plaza, No.5 DongZhimen South Avenue, 

Dongcheng District, Beijing 100007, China 

Contact Person: Mr. Jason Cui 

Mobile: +86 135 8191 6555 

Tel: +86 10 5815 8292 

Email: CIT_hotel@cytsmice.com 

Booking Deadline: February 16, 2012 

Bookings after the deadline will be subject to availability. 

Confirmation 

A confirmation will be sent after each reservation, modification 

or cancellation. You must show the final confirmation letter to 

the reception desk of the hotel upon check-in. 

Final Payment 

All bookings must be accompanied by a FULL HOTEL PAYMENT 

per room. The payment will be credited to your final hotel payment, 

which should be made directly to the hotel upon check-out. 

Modification / Cancellation 

Reservation cancellations must be sent to the Secretariat in 

writing. 

Refunds will be made after the Congress as follows: 

Cancellation on or before February 16, 2012 

forfeiture of one-night deposit 

Cancellation after February 16, 2012 

forfeiture of full hotel payment 

No Show 

forfeiture of full hotel payment 

Special Needs 

Special needs concerning the hotel rooms will be considered 

but cannot be guaranteed. 

Room Allocation 

Hotel rooms will be allocated on a "first-come first-served" basis. 

Room Rates 

The rates are on a per room per night basis and are inclusive of 

ONE breakfast per day and a 15% hotel service charge. 

Category Hotel Room Rate Room Type Distance to BICC 

★★★★★ 

★★★★ 

★★★★★ 

★★★★★ 

InterContinental Beijing Beichen 

China National Convention Center 

Grand Hotel 

Pangu 7 Star Hotel Beijing 

Crowne Plaza, Park View Hotel 

Wuzhou Beijing 

¥1450 Deluxe Room 

¥1650 Deluxe room with View 

¥800 

¥1550 

¥1900 

Single Room/ Double 

Room 

Executive Deluxe 

Room 

Premium Deluxe 

Room 

¥1280 Superior Room 

¥1600 Deluxe Room 

Adjacent 

Adjacent 

5-Minute Walking 

Distrance 

15-Minute Walking 

Distance 

★★★★★ 

Celebrity International Grand Hotel 

¥750 Standard Room 

¥850 Business Suite 

10-Minute drive 

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Congress Hotels 


北京北辰洲际酒店 

8, Beichen West Road, Chaoyang District, Beijing, 100105, China 

Tel: +86 (10) 8437 1188 

Website: http://www.ichotelsgroup.com/intercontinental/en/ 

gb/locations/beijing-beichen 


名人国际大酒店 

No. 9 Anli Road, Chaoyang District, Beijing 100101, China 

Tel: +86 (10) 5865 1166 

Website: http://www.cigh.com 

Crowne Plaza, Park View Hotel Wuzhou Beijing 

北京五洲皇冠假日酒店 

No. 8 North Sihuan Zhong Road, Chaoyang District, Beijing 

100101, China 

Tel: +86 (10) 8489 2288 

Website: http://www.parkview.crowneplaza.com 


北京盘古七星酒店 

No. 27 North Sihuan Zhong Road, Chaoyang 

District, Beijing 100101, China 

Tel: +86 (10) 5906 7777 

Website: http://www.panguhotel.com/ 

China National Convention Center Grand Hotel 

国家会议中心大酒店 

No.8 Precincts, Beichen West Road, Chaoyang District, Beijing, 

100105, China 

Tel: +86 (10) 8437 2008 

Website: http://www.cnccchina.com 

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North 5th Ring Road 北五环路 

Great Wall Expressway 八达岭高速 

奥林匹克森林公园 

Olympic Forest Park 

10 

Bechen West Rd. 北辰西路 

6 

5 

1 

4 

3 

2 

18 

13 

Jingcheng Expressway 京承高速 

North 4th Ring Road 北四环路 

North 3rd Ring Road 北三环路 

中 

轴 

线 

Central Axis 

North 2nd Ring Road 北二环路 

Airport Expressway 机场高速 

1 

China National Convention Center 

国家会议中心 

2 

China National Stadium (Bird's Nest) 

国家体育场 ( 鸟巢 ) 

3 

China National Aquatics Center 

(Water Cube) 

国家游戏中心 ( 水立方 ) 

4 

National Indoor Stadium 

国家体育馆 

5 InterContinental Beijing Beichen 

6 China National Convention Center 

北京北辰洲际酒店 

Grand Hotel 

国家会议中心大酒店 

10 


北京盘古七星酒店 

13 Celebrity International Grand Hotel 

名人国际大酒店 

18 Crowne Plaza, Park View Hotel 

Wuzhou Beichen 

北辰五洲皇冠假日酒店 

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Housing Form, CIT2012 

Reservation Deadline: February 16, 2012 

China Interventional Therapeutics (CIT) 2012 

March 15-18, 2012 China National Convention Center, Beijing, China 

Hotel Reservation Contact 

CHINA CYTS M.I.C.E SERVICE CO.,LTD. 

16/F, CYTS Plaza, No.5 DongZhimen 

South Avenue, 

Dongcheng District, Beijing 100007, China 

Contact Person: Mr. Jason Cui 

Mobile: +86 135 8191 6555 

Tel: +86 10 5815 8292 

Email: CIT_hotel@cytsmice.com 

Booking Deadline: February 16, 2012 

Bookings after the deadline will be 

subject to availability. 

Room Rates 

The rates are based on a per room 

per night basis and are inclusive of 

ONE breakfast per day and a 15% 

hotel service charge. Extra beds and 

breakfasts are available at an 

additional cost. 

Confirmation 

Confirmation will be sent after each 

reservation, modification or 

cancellation. You must show final 

confirmation letter to the front desk 

of the hotel upon check-in. 

Deposit / Final Payment 

All bookings must be guaranteed 

with full hotel payment. The payment 

will be credited to your final hotel 

payment, which should be made 

directly to the hotel upon check-out. 

Modification / Cancellation 

Reservation cancellations must be 

sent to the Secretariat in writing. 

One-night deposit will be charged 

for notification of cancellation 

received before February 16, 2012 

Any cancellation after February 16, 

2012 will result in forfeiture of the 

entire hotel payment. 

Special Needs 

Special needs concerning the 

hotel rooms will be well considered 

but not guaranteed. 

Please read the instructions on the left carefully before you fill in the form. 

Important: All reservations, changes and cancellations must be made through the 

Congress Secretariat rather than directly with the hotels. 

I. Send Confirmation to (Please type or print) Prof. Dr. Mr. Mrs. Ms. 

Given Name: 

Institution/Company: 

Street Address: 

City/State: 

Country: 

Tel: 

(Include Country/city codes) 

Family Name: 

Zip: 

E mail: 

Fax: 

II. Hotel Choice 


Deluxe Room: RMB1450 Deluxe Room with view: RMB1650 

China National Convention Center Grand Hotel 

Double Room: RMB800 Single room: RMB800 


Executive Deluxe Room: RMB1550 Premium Deluxe Room: RMB 1900 

Crowne Plaza Park View Hotel Wuzhou Beijing 

Superior Room: RMB1280 Deluxe Room: RMB1600 


Standard Room: RMB750 Business Suite: RMB850 

III. Room Occupants Prof. Dr. Mr. Mrs. Ms. 

Given Name: 

Share with (list all occupants): 

IV. Arrival, Departure Dates and Special Needs 

Check-in date: 

Family Name: 

Check-out date: 

Special Needs 

Smoking room Non-Smoking room Extra bed Handicap-equipped room 

Requests will be treated on a first-come, first-served basis and are subject to space 

availability. Your preferences will be well considered but not guaranteed. 

V. Payment/Guarantee and Deposit 

All bookings must be guaranteed with a full hotel payment per room no matter which 

hotel you book. The payment will be credited to your final hotel payment. 

Credit Card: American Express Master Card Visa JCB 

Card Number: 

Expiration Date: / Mon./Year Amount: 

Cardholder’s Name (Please Print): 

Cardholder s’S ignature: 

Date: 

Approximately 4% bank charge will apply and the transaction will appear under the name of CYTS ONLINE on 

your next statement. 

Bank Draft: Please send a bank draft payable to CIT2012 with this form to the Congress 

Housing Contact at CHINA CYTS M.I.C.E SERVICE CO.,LTD., 16/F, CYTS Plaza, No.5 DongZhimen South 

Avenue, Dongcheng District, Beijing 100007, China Contact Person: Mr. Jason Cui 

Please make a photocopy of this form for your own reference. 

The Housing Form can be sent to the Congress separately or together with the Registration Form.

Registration Form, CIT2012 

Pre-registration Deadline: February 16, 2012 

China Interventional Therapeutics (CIT) 2012 

March 15-18, 2012 China National Convention Center, Beijing, China 

Congress Secretariat 

CIT 2012 Secretariat 

CMA Meeting Planner 



Tel: +86 10 8515 8473 

Fax: +86 10 6512 3754 

Email: lfdai@citmd.com 

How to Register 

Return the form with full payment to the 

Congress Secretariat. Those paying with credit 

cards may fax the form to +86 10 6512 3754. 

Faxed forms are considered originals - DO NOT 

mail a duplicate copy. Pre-registration ends on 

February 16, 2012. Thereafter, registration will 

be processed on-site only. Please read the 

information on the left before you fill out the 

form. 

Confirmation Letter 

Confirmation Letter with your registration 

number will be sent upon receipt of your 

registration form. Please inquire if confirmation 

does not reach you 6 weeks after your 

sending. 

Invitation Letter / Visa 

An invitation letter and a visa notice form 

will be issued to facilitate your visa application 

upon request. It does NOT imply any 

financial commitment. 

On-Site Registration Schedule 

March 14, 2012 08:00-18:00 

March 15, 2012 08:00-17:30 

March 16, 2012 07:30-17:30 

March 17, 2012 08:00-17:30 

March 18, 2012 08:00-11:30 

Lobby, China National Convention Center 

Cancellation Policy 

Up to February 16, 2012 50% refund 

After February 16, 2012 No refund 

(1) Registration may be transferred to 

another person 

(2) The Policy applies to cancellation for 

registration ONLY. 

Bank Account 

Intermediary Bank’s Name: 

First Union National Bank 

New York International Branch 

SWIFT code: PNBPUS3NNYC 

Beneficiary’s Banker’s Name: 

DengShiKou Branch, Bank of Beijing 

SWIFT code: BJCNCNBJ 

Account Name: 


Account Number: 

01090342701420109000210 

I. Participant (Print your name as you wish it to appear on your badge) 

1. Prof. Dr. Mr. Ms. Other 

Given Name: 

Family Name: 

Organization: 

Please send me an Invitation for Visa Application, 

my Passport Number is: 

Nationality: 

I do not need any Invitation for Visa application, thanks. 

2. Please staple your business card to the Form if it reflects your correct contact 

information. Otherwise, please print below: 

Mailing Address: 

City/State: 

Country: 

T el: 

(incl. country & city code) 

II. Accompanying Persons or Children 

Email: 

Zip: 

Fax: 

1. Mr. Ms. Mrs. 

Passport Nr. : 





III. Registration 

Up to February 16, 

2012 

After February 16, 

2012 

Full Participant RMB3,200 RMB3,600 

Nurse RMB1,600 RMB1,800 

Student RMB2,400 RMB2,800 

Acc. Person RMB1,600 RMB2,000 

# of People Cost 

* 

Pre-registration ends on February 16, 2012. Please register on-site thereafter. 

Total: 

* A verification letter of fellow/student is required for those who wish to register in this status. 

IV. Payment 

All registrations must be accompanied by valid credit card information, a bank draft or a 

copy of Bank Remittance. The Congress will not be responsible for any bank charges. 

1. Credit Card: □ American Express □ Master Card □ Visa □ JCB 

Card Number: 

Expiration Date: / (mon./year) 

Cardholder s’Name 

Cardholder s’S ignature: 

(Please Print): 

Date: 

Approximately 4% bank charge will apply and the transaction will appear under the name of CYTS ONLINE on your next statement. 

2. Bank Draft: 

Please draw a bank draft (with your full name and address indicated on the back) 

payable to CIT2012 and mail it with the Registration Form to the CIT2012 Secretariat 

3. Bank Transfer: 

Please transfer your registration fee to the Congress Bank Account (see left). 

S ignature: 

Date: 

http://www.citmd.com 

Please make one photocopy of this form for your own reference!

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