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Complex Catheter Therapeutics 2OO8 Course Directors Coronary Yasushi Asakura Toyohashi Heart Center Osamu Katoh Toyohashi Heart Center Eisho Kyo Kusatsu Heart Center Shigeru Saito Shonan Kamakura General Hospital Takahiko Suzuki Toyohashi Heart Center Hideo Tamai Kusatsu Heart Center Etsuo Tsuchikane Toyohashi Heart Center Peripheral Yuji Ikari Tokai University School of Medicine Masato Nakamura Toho University Ohashi Medical Center Shinsuke Nanto Osaka University Graduate School of Medicine Nobuyuki Sakai Kobe City Medical Center General Hospital Yoshiaki Yokoi Kishiwada Tokushukai Hospital Honorary Co-Directors Tadanori Aizawa The Cardiovascular Institute Tohru Kobayashi Nakamura Clinic Hiroyuki Kurogane Kurogane Cardiovascular Clinic Satoshi Saito School of Medicine, Nihon University Tetsu Yamaguchi Toranomon Hospital Course Co-Directors Giancarlo Biamino Gruppo Villa Maria Endovascular, Italy Antonio Colombo Columbus Hospital Milan, Italy Run-Lin Gao Fu Wai Hospital, People's Republic of China Eberhard Grube Helios Klinikum Siegburg, Germany Tomoaki Hinohara Sequoia Hospital, USA Spencer B. King Fuqua Heart Center, USA Martin B. Leon Columbia University Medical Center, Cardiovascular Research Foundation, USA Jean Marco Centre Cardio-thoracique de Monaco, Monaco James R. Margolis Miami International Cardiology Consultants, USA Marie-Claude Morice Institut Hospitalier Jacques Cartier, France Jeffrey W. Moses Columbia University Medical Center, Cardiovascular Research Foundation, USA Seung-Jung Park Asan Medical Center, Korea Nicolaus J. Reifart Main Taunus Heart Institute, Germany Patrick W. Serruys Thoraxcenter, The Netherlands Gregg W. Stone Columbia University Medical Center, Cardiovascular Research Foundation, USA Complex Catheter Therapeutics 2OO8 Japanese Course Co-Directors Seiichi Haruta Fukuyama Cardiovascular Hospital Haruo Hirayama Nagoya Daini Red Cross Hospital Keiichi Igarashi Hokkaido Social Insurance Hospital Takaaki Isshiki School of Medicine, Teikyo University Honin Kanaya Ishikawa Prefectural Central Hospital Mikihiro Kijima Hoshi General Hospital Shinsuke Nanto Osaka University Graduate School of Medicine Hideo Nishikawa Mie Heart Center Taro Saito Fukuoka Wajiro Hospital Consultant Course Directors Remo Albiero Clinica San Rocco di Franciacorta, Italy Maurice Buchbinder Foundation for Cardiovascular Medicine, Scripps Memorial Hospital, USA Kenneth Chin Pantai Medical Center, Malaysia Carlo Di Mario Royal Brompton Hospital, U.K. Jean Fajadet Clinique Pasteur, France Tian Hai Koh National Heart Centre, Singapore Thierry Lefevre Institut Cardiovasculaire Paris Sud, France Bernhard Meier Swiss Cardiovascular Center Bern, University of Bern, Switzerland Gary S. Mintz Cardiovascular Research Foundation, USA Teguh Santoso Medistra Hospital, Indonesia Robaayah Zambahari National Heart Institute Malaysia, Malaysia Dates Venue Theme January 31thu. February 2 sat., 2008 Kobe International Exhibition Hall Portopia Hotel Beyond DES 1
Course Objectives Course Organizing Committee Coronary Takashi Akasaka Wakayama Medical University Kenshi Fujii Sakurabashi Watanabe Hospital Takatoshi Hayashi Himeji Cardiovascular Center Hiroaki Hosokawa Higashi Cardiovascular Clinic Takahiko Kawarabayashi Higashisumiyoshi Morimoto Hospital Yoshihisa Kinoshita Toyohashi Heart Center Taizo Kondo Komaki City Hospital Tetsuo Matsubara Toyohashi Heart Center Shunichi Miyazaki Kinki University School of Medicine Masato Nakamura Toho University Ohashi Medical Center Shigeru Nakamura Kyoto Katsura Hospital Sunao Nakamura New Tokyo Hospital Yasunori Nishida Takai Hospital Yoichi Nozaki Hokko Memorial Hospital Masahiko Ochiai Northern Yokohama Hospital, Showa University Hirotaka Oda Niigata City General Hospital Satoru Sumitsuji Nozaki and Nagoya Tokushukai Hospital / Osaka University Kinzo Ueda Rakuwakai Marutamachi Hospital / Rakuwakai Otowa Hospital Hiroshi Yamaguchi Tenyoukai Central Hospital Alphabetical order As of January 15, 2008 The introduction of drug-eluting stents (DES) in percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) has clearly been a very significant development in the treatment of ischemic heart disease. A large proportion of patients previously indicated for bypass surgery, such as some left-main disease patients and patients with triplevessel disease or other complex lesion types, are now being successfully treated using the minimally-invasive techniques permitted by PCI. This is not of course to say that CTOs and bifurcation lesions at least can always be vanquished by DES alone or that major issues pertaining only to DES such as late stent-thrombosis do not remain, but despite these issues, few people doubt that PCI will continue to develop and evolve with DES playing a key and central role. Since its inception the CCT (Coronary) has seen as its principal challenge the development of PCI for complex lesion subsets (such as CTOs, triple-vessel disease and left-main disease). CCT2008 will remain faithful to this policy to ensure that we continue to extract the maximum benefit from DES. But as will be apparent from the theme of this year , s meeting, “Beyond DES”, relying on drug-eluting stents alone is not enough. We need to ensure we continue to look for and identify the best possible and most up-to-date PCI treatments for our complex lesion patients. As in recent years the official language of the meeting will be English so as to facilitate real and lively discussion and debate between both our home-grown Japanese and overseas participants, while the inclusion in the program once more of truly “world-class” live case transmission courses with cases from a number of countries in Asia, and from Europe and the US will, we hope, continue the CCT , s proud tradition of exploring and identifying new state-of-the-art global standards for PCI. Another feature of CCT2008 will be the continuing attention paid not just to PCI for ischemic heart disease but to intervention in the carotid and peripheral vessels. We also demonstrate our commitment to our Electrophysiology and Surgical courses by making both bigger and better than before. Our CCT Peripheral Course will feature live case transmissions from Kansai Rosai Hospital and Kobe City General Hospital, and aims to provide a forum for debate and discussion about peripheral intervention for complex lesions, which have come to be synonymous with the CCT itself. In addition to the live course, the program will also feature a full complement of morning symposia, luncheon seminars and fireside sessions encompassing the latest developments in Peripheral Intervention. CCT2008 will be the largest international cardiology meeting ever to take place in Asia. This fact fills us with a sense of pride and also of responsibility. We are determined to make this a meeting where meaningful international exchange is readily possible, thus every attendee can communicate freely and easily to exchange ideas and experiences. In this way, we hope that CCT2008 will make its own contribution to the further development of the vital clinical therapies leading the world-wide fight against ischemic heart disease and the other cardiovascular diseases. 2
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