CAD
In association with
CONFERENCE
10th - 12th October 2014
MUMBAI
Non Invasive
Cardiology
www.cadindia.co.in
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Scientific Committee
A B Mehta
Shirish (M.S.) Hiremath
H M Mardikar
Mumbai
Pune
Nagpur
C S Yajnik
Shailaja Kale
Pune
Pune
Course Directors
Purvez Grant
J J Dalal
Ajit Bhagwat
Pune
Mumbai
Aurangabad
Niteen Deshpande
Rony Mathew
Nagpur
Kochi
Symposium Coordinators
Cardiology
Interventional Cardiology
Tiny Nair
Prabhakar Shetty
Trivandrum
Bangalore
Diabetes
Sanjiv Shah
P G Talwalkar
Avdhesh K S
Mathew John's
Mumbai
Mumbai
Kolkata
Kolkata
National Faculty
AB Mehta
Natrajan
Aditya Kapoor
Neeraj Bhalla
Aftab Khan
NN Khanna
AG Unnikrishnan
PK Goel
Ajay Chourasiya
PK Grant
Ajay Mahajan
PP Mohanan
Amal Banerjee
Pramod Kumar
Amit Vora
Pravin Chandra
Anil Dhall
Rajesh Vijayvergia
Anoop Misra
Rajiv Agarwal
Arupdas Biswas
Rajiv Sethi
Atul Mathur
Raman Chawla
Awadhesh Singh
Sanjay Tyagi
Babshi Saboo
Sanjeev Kumar
BC Kalmath
Sanjiv Shah
Binoy John
Santanu Guha
Brian Pinto
Sarat Chandra
CG Bahuliyan
Shailendra Trivedi
Chetan Shah
Shashank Joshi
CN Manjunath
Shehla Shaikh
C Prathap
Siva Kumar
Deepak Davidson
SM Ashraf
Deepak Goyal
SS Iyengar
Dev B Pahlajani
S Selvamani
Ganesh Kumar
SS Ramesh
George Koshy
Subhash Chandra
George Joseph
Sudhir Vaishnav
G Sengottuvelu
Suhas Lele
Haresh Mehta
Sundeep Mishra
HK Bali
Sunil Sathe
Idris Khan
Suvanan Roy
Jothydev Kesavadev
Tiny Nair
JPS Swahney
Uday Jadhav
KK Sethi
Uday Khanolkar
Manoj Chopra
V Lobo
Mantosh Panja
V Ram
Mathew John
Vijay Pathak
Nagraj Desai
Vivekanand Shah
Nakul Sinha
VS Narain
International Faculty
Non Invasive Cardiology
Adriaan Voors
Speciality - Heart Failure
Professor of Cardiology, University Medical Center Groningen, Director of the Heart Clinic, Director of the Department
of Echocardiography of the University Medical Center, Groningen, Netherlands. Currently, Dr. Voors is director of the
Heart Failure Clinic and director of the Department of Echocardiography of the University Medical Center Groningen.
Professor Voors (co)authored more than 200 peer-reviewed papers and several books and chapters, mainly on heart
failure, and he is deputy editor of the European Journal of Heart Failure and an editorial board member of the Journal of
the American College of Cardiology, Netherlands Heart Journal and Cardiovascular Drugs and Therapy. He is principal
investigator of 3 phase II heart failure trials, and executive/steering committee member of another 8 heart failure trials.
Børge G. Nordestgaard
Speciality - Dyslipedemia
Chief Physician in Clinical Biochemistry at Copenhagen University Hospital, Denmark. Professor in Genetic Epidemiology
at University of Copenhagen, Denmark
In 1985 he graduated as a medical doctor from University of Copenhagen. Scientific education included 2 years with
Professor Steen Stender at Copenhagen University Hospital in Denmark, 2 years with Professor Donald Zilversmit at
Cornell University in Ithaca, New York, and 2 years with Professor Barry Lewis at St. Thomas's Hospital in London, UK.
In 1990 he was awarded Doctor of Medical Sciences by University of Copenhagen and in 1996 Specialist in Clinical
Biochemistry by the Danish Board of Health. Clinical training included hyperlipidemia, gastroenterology, internal
medicine, cardiology, and clinical biochemistry.
Prof. Nordestgaard has for more than 25 years continued his interest in the pathogenesis, diagnosis and treatment of
hyperlipidemia, atherosclerosis and cardiovascular disease, and has written extensively on these conditions in medical
textbooks, original articles and in consensus statements. Over the past 20 years he has given numerous talks on how
best to treat hyperlipidemia and how to diagnose and prevent atherosclerosis and cardiovascular disease.
Francesco Cosentino
Speciality - Cardio Diabetes
At Present he is associate Professor of Cardiology Department of Clinical & Molecular Medicine University "Sapienza"
Sant'Andrea Hospital Rome, Italy
Titular Professor of Cardiology, Cardiovascular Centre, University Hospital & University of Zurich-Irchel, Zurich,
Switzerland Major Research Interest. Applied Basic Research.
Role of endothelium-derived mediators (i.e. nitric oxide, reactive oxygen species, prostaglandin H2, endothelin-1) in the
regulation of vascular tone, vascular structure and coagulation under physiological conditions and in hypertension,
hyperlipidemia, diabetes, aging, atherosclerosis using state of the art cellular and molecular techniques as well as
genetically engineered animal models. Other projects focus on the understanding of molecular mechanisms triggering
oxidative stress under similar settings.
Freek W. A. Verheugt
Speciality - Acute Coronary Syndrome & Anti Thrombotic Therapy
University Hospital, Nijmegen, and Onze Lieve Vrouwe Gasthuis, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Freek Verheugt is Professor of Cardiology at the Heart-Lung Centre of the University Medical Centre of Nijmegen and
Chairman of the Department of Cardiology at OnzeLieve Vrouwe Gasthuis, The Netherlands.
Previously, he was Professor at the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center, Denver, CO, USA and the Free
University in Amsterdam, and president of the Netherlands Society of Cardiology.
His main interests are pharmacological and interventional treatments of acute coronary syndromes and atrial
fibrillation. Professor Verheugt has published more than 400 papers in peer-reviewed international journals, and has
more than 14,000 citations. He is an editorial board member of European Heart Journal and an editorial adviser to
Lancet, New England Journal of Medicine, and Circulation.
International Faculty
Non Invasive Cardiology
Jeroen Bax
Speciality - Cardio Vascular Imaging
His interest has always been in clinical cardiology (specifically by the application of non-invasive imaging techniques to
improve diagnosis and prognosis in cardiovascular disease), including the clinical practice, science and education.
Initially, he had the pleasure to be involved at the working group level by chairing the working group of Nuclear
Cardiology and CT, co-organizing ETP courses at the Heart House (nuclear cardiology), and organizing an ESC subspecialty congress (ICNC – nuclear cardiology and CT). At a later stage, he was privileged to become part of the congress
program committee (CPC) and FOCUS committee, followed by chairing the committee in 2007 and 2008. He also had the
opportunity to work with different associations by serving on the scientific program committees of EAPCI and EHRA.
Over the years, he had the honor to co-edit 2 books with the ESC, the most recent being the ESC textbook on
cardiovascular imaging. In 2009 and 2010 he chaired the ESC press committee, and for the period of 2011 and 2012 and
also chaired the ESC guidelines committee.
Lars Rydén
Speciality - Cardio Diabetes
Professor Emeritus of Cardiology, Karolinska Institute in Stockholm
Lars Rydén is Professor Emeritus of Cardiology at the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm, Sweden. He is a specialist in
internal medicine and cardiology. His research focuses on arrhythmias, cardiac pacing, heart failure and cardiovascular
disease related to diabetes. Professor Rydén has published over 500 scientific papers in these fields, and is an honorary
member of the Royal College of Physicians London, and several national cardiac societies.
Professor Rydén was the president of the Swedish Cardiac Society 1986–1990, and chaired the scientific board of the
Swedish Heart Lung Foundation 1995–2005. He was the president of European Society of Cardiology 1998–2000, and
has served on the board of the World Heart Federation. He has chaired Alert (a system for identification and early
assessment concerning new methods in health care) for the Swedish Council on Technology Assessment in Health Care
since 2004. Professor Rydén has been appointed by the Irish and Luxemburg Ministries of Health to chair an expert
committee providing background material for the creation of a Heart Health Plan for Europe, and has in this capacity
collaborated with the European Society of Cardiology and the European Commission. Professor Rydén was also co-chair
of the task force that prepared the recent ESC/EASD guidelines for diabetes, prediabetes and cardiovascular disease.
Michael Marber
Speciality - Stable Angina & Acute MI
Professor of Cardiology, Honorary Consultant Cardiologist King's College London. Professor Michael Marber graduated
from the Middlesex Hospital Medical School in 1984 having intercalated a BSc Hons in Biophysics. After clinical training
at the Brompton, St Peter's and St George's Hospitals he was awarded a British Heart Foundation Intermediate
Fellowship to undertake his PhD in Physiology with Derek Yellon and David Latchman at University College London. This
Fellowship was extended to allow postdoctoral training with Dr Wolfgang Dillmann at University of California, San Diego.
In 1996 he was appointed as a Senior Lecturer, Honorary Consultant Cardiologist at United Medical and Dental Schools
of Guy's and St Thomas ' Hospitals and subsequently promoted to Professor of Cardiology at King's College London in
1999.
International Faculty
Diabetes
Edwin Gale
He is Emeritus Professor & works with Franco Bottazzo on the Barts-Windsor Family Study founded by Andrew
Cudworth, led to the establishment of the population-based Barts-Oxford Study in 1985. This led to the first survival
analysis of type 1 diabetes prediction. In 1997 I moved to Bristol with Polly Bingley, my closest collaborator, and many
other members of the team. In collaboration with many other groups, my team helped to develop the current model
used to predict future onset of diabetes in close relatives of an affected child. This led on to ENDIT (1994-2003), a
multinational intervention trial. Another major interest is in the epidemiology of type 1 diabetes, and I played a
prominent role in the early stages of the EURODIAB ACE network, which has greatly clarified trends in the epidemiology
of childhood onset diabetes in Europe.
Filip K. Knop
Currently he is a physician and head of Diabetes Research Division at Gentofte Hospital, University of Copenhagen,
Denmark, and holds an associate professorship at the Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Copenhagen. Also, he is
finishing his clinical training to become a board certified endocrinologist. Prof Knop have more than 95 scientific peer
reviewed publications (including 41 original articles, 32 reviews, 17 scientific letters/ commentaries and 4 case reports),
3 book chapters, 1 monograph and 105 international peer reviewed abstract publications (in connection with scientific
presentations). Several feature articles in newspapers and society publications.
Stefano Del Prato
Stefano Del Prato is Professor of Endocrinology and Metabolism at the School of Medicine, University of Pisa, and Chief
of the Section of Diabetes, University of Pisa, Italy. He also holds the post of Clinical Associate Professor of Medicine,
University of Texas, San Antonio Health Science Center, Texas, USA. Professor Del Prato's research interests have always
been concerned with diabetes and, in particular, the physiopathology and therapy of type 2 diabetes and the Insulin
Resistance Syndrome. He has published over 200 articles in national and international journals and acts as referee for
many journals. Furthermore, Professor Del Prato has served on the editorial boards for Journal of Endocrinological
Investigation, Diabetes, Nutrition, and Metabolism, European Journal of Clinical Investigation, and ActaDiabetologica.
He is currently a member of the Editorial Board of Diabetes/Metabolism Research and Reviews,
Journal of
Endocrinology, and Diabéte et Metabolism. He has been awarded several honors, including the Prize of the Italian
Society of Diabetology for outstanding scientific activity.
CAD
CONFERENCE
Cardiology & Diabetes
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Venue
Renaissance Hotel & Convention Centre
2 & 3B, Near Chinmayanand Ashram, Powai, Mumbai
www.cadindia.co.in
Friday 10th October
Time
10.00-11.15am
Chairpersons
5min
10min
15min
5min
5min
10min
15min
5min
11.15-12.30pm
Chairpersons
15min
12+3min
12+3min
15min
12 mins
12.30-1.45pm
Chairpersons
15min
15min
15min
15min
10min
1.45-2.30pm
2.30-3.45pm
Chairpersons
18min
15min
15min
15min
10min
3.45-5.00pm
Chairpersons
7min
18 min
10min
7min
18min
10min
5.00-5.30pm
5.00-6.30pm
Chairperson
15min
15min
20min
15min
10min
10min
7.00-8.30pm
Chairpersons
15min
15min
15min
12+3min
12+3min
10min
Hall I
CARDIOLOGY
Grand Round of CAD - I (Chest pain)
A Bhagwat, SS Iyengar, MS Hiremath
Patient with family history of premature CAD presents with Acute chest pain - A Bhagwat
How to investigate - J Bax
How to treat lipids - B Nordestgaard
Audience Interaction
Patient with acute chest pains & breathlessness presents in emergency department - Ajit Bhagwat
How to investigate? - J Bax
How to treat? - JJ Dalal
Audience Interaction
Grand Round of CAD - I (Elderly with ACS)
N Desai, NV Deshpande, JJ Dalal
Co-morbidities & impact on outcomes - L Ryden
Debate - Manage Medically
Proponent - Tiny Nair
Opponent - MS Hiremath
Balancing the risk & the benefit - F Verheugt
Discussion
Critical issues in Acute Heart Failure
G Koshy , T Nair, HM Mardikar
IV Diuretics: furosemide and torasemide - NV Deshpande
Inotropes and inodilators - P Mohanan
Cardiorenal syndrome - Kris V
Ultrafiltration when & why - V Lobo
Discussion
Break
Acute Cardiac Care Symposium - II (AMI)
JJ Dalal, Rony Mathew,P Shetty
Benefits & pitfalls of the new high sensitivity cardiac troponin assays - M Marber
Thrombolytic therapy in day to day practice - Sunil Sathe
Antithrombotic therapy after successful thrombolysis - N Desai
Management of STEMI in elderly - HM Mardikar
Discussion
Grand Round of CAD
Sivadakshan, T Nair, A Banerjee
Case I - Diabetes with ACS with raised Trop T with ECG changes - R Mathew
Antithrombotic therapy in diabetic patients with ACS - F Verheugt
Discussion
Case II - A case of acute MI thrombolysed by TNK tPA undergoes CAG & has patent artery & now PCI performed
Prasugrel or ticagrelor for a STEMI patient - G Koshy
Discussion
Break
Making clinical sense in Management of HF
PK Deb, P Shetty, S Sathe
Metabolic management of HF - JJ Dalal
Heart rate reduction in management of Heart failure - T Nair
Resynchronization therapy in HF - ECG & beyond - J Bax
Management of anemia in HF - SS Iyengar
HF Management - Indian cardiology on the cusp of revolution - R Mathew (Comments)
Discussion
Prevention of Cryptogenic stroke
G Koshy, N Desai,HM Mardikar
How cryptogenic is cryptogenic stroke? - F Verheugt
Atrial fibrillation-challenges and opportunities in India - PK Deb
Rhythm control in A Fib : when, why & how? - A Vora
New anticoagulants in atrial fibrillation - are they better than old ones
Proponent - Sivadakshan
Opponent - A Bhagwat
Discussion
Time
Hall II
DIABETES
10.00-11.15am
Chairpersons
5min
10min
10min
10min
20min
15min
Grand Round of CAD I
Shailaja Kale, F Knop,M John
42yr old gentleman diagnosed with Diabetes
Lifestyle & Metformin in Type-2 Diabetes - Mathew John
Short term intensive insulin therapy at diagnosis - Shehla Shaikh
Combination therapy in Type-2 Diabetes at diagnosis - Sanjiv Shah
What to use after metformin in type 2 diabetes? - F Knop
Discussion
11.15-12.30pm
Chairpersons
15min
15min
15min
15min
10min
Challenges in Diabetes
E Gale, Jothydev K, Awadhesh Singh, -------------Diagnosing diabetes in young adult-is it type 1,LADA or type 2?- Sanjiv Shah
Changing picture of type 1 diabetes in India. - Banshi Saboo
Insulin pump in type 2 diabetes. - Jothydev Kesavadev
Self monitoring or A1c-what is relevant? - S Kale
Discussion
12.30-1.45pm
Chairpersons
8min
18+4min
18+4min
15min
Grand Round of CAD
M John, L Ryden, F Knop
Case - Managing type 2 diabetic with co morbidities - Sanjiv Shah
Is hypoglycemia really bad? Consequences of Hypoglycemia - Awadhesh Singh
Evidence from insulin trial ORIGIN - L Ryden
Managing type 2 diabetic with co morbidities preventing hypoglycemia - Discussion
2.30-3.45pm
Chairpersons
15min
15min
15min
15min
Diabetic kidney disease
S Kale, V Lobo, Ajit Bhagwat
Lipid management in diabetes with CKD - A Banerjee
Appropriate BP targets & treatment in diabetic kidney disease? - V Ram
Anemia Management - V Lobo
Focus on Albuminuria OR eGFR - N Kulkarni
3.45-5.00pm
Chairpersons
20min
20min
20min
10min
Better understanding of Diabetes
L Ryden, F.Knop, Jothydev K
Is obesity surgery treatment of choice for diabetes? - Awadhesh Singh
Epigenetic signatures and vascular risk in obesity - F Cosentino
Who needs prediabetes?- E Gale
Discussion
5.30-7.00pm
Chairpersons
8min
18min
18min
18min
10min
Diabetes & Sub clinical ASCVD
Lars Ryden, N V Deshpande, S Kale
Case 1: 45 years old male, family history of premature CAD, presents for CAD evaluation - N V Deshpande
Sub clinical Cardiovascular disease in diabetes, should we screen? - U Jadhav
CT coronary angiography is the best imaging method - J Bax
Why is antidiabetic treatment less effective than expected in prevention of CVD? - F Cosentino
Discussion
7.00-8.15pm
Chairpersons
Guest Lectures
S Kale, Mathew John, Awadhesh Singh
Incretin-based therapy in combination with insulin - F Knop
Vitamin D & Diabetes - B Nordestgaard
New perspectives on the diabetes epidemic - E Gale
Discussion
Saturday 11th October
Time
9.00-10.00am
Chairperson
15 mins
15 mins
10.00-11.00am
Chairperson
20min
20min
11.00-12.00noon
Chairpersons
20min
20min
12.00-1.00pm
Chairpersons
20min
20min
1.00-1.45pm
1.45-2.45pm
Chairpersons
20min
20min
2.45-4.00pm
Chairpersons
20min
20min
20min
15min
4.00-5.00pm
Chairpersons
20min
20min
10min
5.00-5.30pm
5.30-6.45pm
Chairpersons
20min
20min
20min
6.45-8.00pm
Chairpersons
20min
20min
20min
Hall I
CARDIOLOGY
Talking trials
L Ryden, A Misra, R Mathew, NV Deshpande
New trials in Cardiology
I - R Mathew
II - NV Deshpande
New trials in Diabetes
Trial I-ADVANCE ON - Awadhesh Singh
Trial II-Recent Insulin Trials - Jothydev K.
Liver, Fat, Diabetes & CVD
SS Iyengar, NV Deshpande, S Kale
Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease & diabetes - Anoop Misra
Hypertriglyceridaemia - implication for definition, diagnosis & management - B Nordestgaard
Discussion
A Fib (Pfizer)
JJ Dalal, Tiny Nair, PK Deb
New oral anticoagulants - F verheugt
Cardiovascular morbidity & mortality in AF beyond stroke prevention - TBD
Discussion
Hypertension Symposium (Serdia)
Uday Jadhav, S Bansal, P Mohanan, A Banerjee
Thaizide like Diuretic in hypertension - V Ram
Legacy effect of an antihypertensive fixed dose combination in diabetic patients - L Ryden
Discussion
Lunch
Guidelines... Guidelines… Guidelines…
A Singh, F Knop, M John
illustrating different aspects on the diabetes management guidelines with the living case - L Ryden
Beyond the guidelines: assessing the risks and benefits of intervention - E Gale
Discussion
Stable Angina
N Desai, G koshy, S Sathe
Medical vs stenting vs grafting for stable angina - D Perera
Guidelines in management of stable angina - J Bax
New insights in management of stable angina - M Marber
Discussion
Postprandial Hyperglycemia
P G Talwalkar, Sanjiv Shah, Awadhesh Singh, S Kale
Pathophysiology of postprandial state in diabetes & its implications - F Knop
Potential role of Alpha-glucosidase inhibitors in CV risk - E Standl
Discussion
Break
Acute MI Symposium (Emcure)
P Venugopal, P Shetty, S Guha
Early reperfusion in AMI & beyond - F Verheugt
Adjuncts to reperfusion in STEMI - M Marber
20yrs of DIGAMI : Hear out from the expert - L Ryden
Discussion
Critical issues in Diabetes & CVD
S.Kale, H.M.Mardikar, Ajit Bhagwat
Diabetes & Heart - E Standl
Why PCI is less effective in diabetes? - F Cosentino
Are we over diagnosing diabetes? - E Gale
Discussion
Sunday 12th October
Time
Hall I
DIABETES
9.15-10.15am
Chairpersons
New insights in Diabetes
S Kale, PG Talwalkar, E Gale, ---------------Pancreatitis and diabetes-2014 - A.G.Unnikrishnan
Role of Alpha Cells in type 2 Diabetes - Shashank Joshi
10.15-11.30am
Chairpersons
20min
20min
20min
10mins
Diabetes & CVD
M John, Jothydev K,Awadhesh Singh
Improved lifestyle or drugs or both for IGT - what is the yield? - F Cosentino
Current position of sulphonylurea in type 2 DM - E Standl
Residual risk of CVD after treatment with statins - B Nordestgaard
Discussion
11.30-12.45pm
Chairpersons
18min
18min
18min
15min
Guidelines and Indian View
S Shah, M John, S Kale
HT - V Ram
Guidelines type 2 diabetes Management- Indian view - PG Talwalkar
Lipids - JPS Swahney
Discussion
12.45-2.00pm
Chairpersons
20min
20min
18min
10min
Guest Lectures
Shashank Joshi, AG Unnikrishnan, L Ryden
Gut microbiota and postprandial glucose metabolism in humans - F knop
Familial hypercholesterolemia: how to diagnose and treat - B Nordestgaard ( NVD)
PCSK-9 inhibitors in dyslipidemia - SS Iyengar
Discussion
2.00pm
Lunch
Sunday 12th October
Time
Hall II
CARDIOLOGY
9.15-10.15am
Chairpersons
5min
15min
5min
15min
5min
15min
Treatment challenges in clinical practice
S Chandra, R Mathew, JPS Swahney
1. Elderly patients with diabetes inducible ischaemia - Sarta Chandra
Discussants - Sarta Chandra, M Marber
2. Typical Angina with inconclusive stress test - G Koshy
Discussants - G Koshy, D Parera
4. Young patient who has undergone PCI & has high LDL cholesterol on atorvastatin of 80mg - T Nair
Discussants - T Nair, B Nordestgaard
10.15-11.30am
Chairpersons
20+8min
20+8min
Stable Angina
G Koshy, SS Iyengar, S Sathe
Stable angina & stress evaluation -P Venugopal
Exercise and angina, what’s going on? - M Marber
11.30-12.45pm
Chairpersons
5min
5min
5min
7min
5min
5min
5min
7min
5min
5min
5min
7min
Clinical Case Scenarios
S Chandra, U Jadhav, JJ Dalal
50yr old man has undergone PCI & has disglycemia
My view - S Kale
Expert View - L Ryden
Audience interaction
Diabetic patient post CABG has severe LV dysfunction is on DPP4 inhibitors
My view - HM Mardikar
Expert View - E Standl
Audience interaction
Recent ACS had PCI with multiple stents is on Ticagrelor for 3months
My view - R Mathew
Expert View - F Verheugt
Audience interaction
12.45-2.00pm
Chairpersons
The Rapid Fire
V Ram, NV Deshpande, JJ Dalal
Combination Therapy - Rational, Logic & Science
ARB + Beta Blockers - JPS Sawhney
Calcium channel blocker + Diuretics - B Pinto
Ace inhibitors + Beta Blocker - U Jadhav
Triple drug therapy - S Bansal
Discussion
12+6min
12+6min
12+6min
12+6min
2.00pm
Lunch
CAD
Interventional
Cardiology
CONFERENCE
Comprehensive Course
on
Science, Art & Finesse of
Percutaneous Coronary Interventions
Venue
Renaissance Hotel & Convention Centre
2 & 3B, Near Chinmayanand Ashram, Powai, Mumbai
www.cadindia.co.in
International Faculty
Interventional Cardiology
Bernhard Meier
Director and Chief Medical Officer, Department of Cardiology
Specialty Interventional Cardiology. Activity in coronary angioplasty since the world's first case of Andreas Grüntzig on
16 September 1977 treated in Zurich. Author and coauthor of numerous books, review articles and original articles on
cardiology, interventional cardiology in particular. Organizer and active participant of numerous training sessions on
interventional cardiology. Member of the American College of Cardiology and the European Society of Cardiology.
Former President of the Swiss Society of Cardiology. Corresponding Member of the French Society of Cardiology.
Recipient of several awards.
Carlo Di Mario
He is a Professor of Clinical Cardiology, Imperial College of Sciences, Medicine & Technology, London, UK.
He is the team leader for complex coronary artery disease at the National Institute of Health Research (NIHR)
Cardiovascular BRU of the Royal Brompton & Harefield Foundation Trust. He is clinical cardiologist with a special interest
in coronary artery disease, from prevention to non-invasive and invasive assessment and pharmacological and
mechanical treatment. In the last 20 years I have performed in Rotterdam, Milan and London more than 4,000 coronary
angioplasties, pioneering the use of techniques such as intravascular ultrasound, intracoronary Doppler, intracoronary
pressure measurement, embolic protection, covered and drug eluting stents in complex lesions, recanalization of
chronic total occlusion, alcohol ablation for obstructive hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, carotid and renal stenting. He
was also past editor in chief of Journal of Europe Interventional cardiology.
Shyam Divaka Perera
He is a Reader in Interventional Cardiology, Kings College London. He is also a Consultant Cardiologist in Guy's & St
Thomas' Hospital NHSFT.
He had also worked as a Senior Lecturer of Cardiology on Kings College London. In June 2013 he ad been awarded with
early career achievement Award by British Cardiovascular Society. Areas of expertise - percutaneous cardiopulmonary
support, coronary microcirculation & imaging.
Friday 10th October
Time
Hall III
AMI interventions - Hot topics
2.00-3.15pm
Chairpersons
Moderators
15 m
12 m
12 m
8m
8m
8m
8m
5m
Session I - AMI interventions
M S Hiremath Subhash Chandra
Sudhir Vaishnav Sundeep Mishra Rajesh Vijayvergiya Sanjay Kumar
Antiplatelet Peri & Post PCI - Freek Verheugt
Culprit today & CABG later - Rajesh Vijayvergiya
MVD: Go for all? - Atul Mathur
Case- No Flow Situation - Manoj Chopda
Case - LIMA Intervention... Real Challenge - Chetan Shah
Case - PCI in Ectatic Vessels - V C Chauhan
Case - Good PCI Result, But Patient not well - Tarun Madan
Concluding Remarks - Subhash Chandra
3.15-4.45pm
Chairpersons
Moderators
10 m
10 m
12 m
12 m
10m
10m
10m
10m
5m
Session II - Handling the Thrombus
Brian Pinto, Carlo Di Mario
Suhas Lele, Sunil Sathe, Rajiv Agarwal, P P Mohanan, Chaitanya Gokhale
Abciximab - Still useful or time to forget? - Sundeep Mishra
Intracoronary pharmacotherapy - Do I practise it? - Prabhakar Shetty
Thrombusuction - Selectively or for all? - Atul Mathur
Stent selection - How do I decide it? - Carlo Di Mario
Case - Thrombus can be confusing - M S Hiremath
Case - Thrombus can be Tricky - Rajesh Vijayvergiya
Case - SVG PCI - Prathap Kumar
Case - Tricky Sticky Thrombus in RCA - Bharat Shivdasani
Concluding Remarks - Carlo Di Mario
4.45-6.00pm
Chairpersons
Moderators
5m
15 m
10 m
10 m
8m
10 m
10 m
5m
Session III - Hemodynamic support of Ischaemic myocardium
D Perera, Rony Mathew
Atul Mathur, D Dash, Manoj Chopda, Hasmukh Ravath
Successful Thrombolysis AMI who had reinfarction with CHB & shock - N Deshpande
Mechanical VS Ionotropic Support- D Perera
Mechanical Complications - George Joseph
Multi-organ dysfunction - Anil Dhall
What was done? - N Deshpande
STEMI with multivessel disease in shock - Rony Mathew
Case Inferior MI and Shock - M V Reddy
Concluding Remarks - D Perera
6.00-7.15pm
Chairpersons
Moderators
10 m
10 m
10 m
10 m
10 m
10 m
10 m
5m
Session IV - Multivessel PCI in Diabetes - Medtronics
Dev Pehlajani, Atul Mathur
Sudhir Vaishnav, Rajiv Agarwal, Sundeep Mishra, D Dash
Has FREEDOM trial answered all the questions? - Carlo Di Mario
Why PCI may be less effective in diabetes? - J J Dalal
Diabetes - Deciphering the maze of Clinical Evidence - Dev Pehlajani
Dual antipletalet therapy post PCI Should it be different for diabetic patient? - Anil Dhall
MVD and PCI… Should we listen to willing patient ? - D Perera
Case Decision making can be difficult - Nishith Chandra
Case Long Calcified MV Lesions: Difficult Projection !!! - Sridhar Kasturi
Concluding Remarks - Dev Pehlajani
7.15-8.30pm
Chairpersons
Moderators
15 m
Expert Comments:
15 m
Expert Comments:
15 m
Expert Comments
15 m
Expert Comments
5m
8.30pm
Session V - Clinical Challenges !!!
J Bax, George Joseph
Sunil Sathe, Shuvanan Ray, Ajay Mahajan, Nishith Chandra
Case Significant CAD & moderate Aortic stenosis - Ajit Bhagwat
Carlo Di Mario
Case Long Story of Young CAD - M S Hiremath
J Bax
Case A Fib, presenting as ACS, needing PCI - Rajiv Agrawal
Freek Verheugt
Case Unusual AortoAteritis - N N Khanna
George Joseph
Concluding Remarks - J Bax
Dinner
Saturday 11th October
Time
9.00-10.00am
Chairpersons
Moderators
Introduction
6min
6min
3min
6min
6min
3min
6min
6min
3min
6min
6min
3min
Hall II
INTERVENTION CARDIOLOGY
Science, Finesse & Art of coronary Interventions
D Perera Anjanlal Dutta
V S Narain Ganesh Kumar Deepak Davidson Anil Potdar
D Perera
Bifurcation Lesions
Case presentation - Prabhakar Shetty
Expert Comments - B Meier
Audience interaction
Left Main
Case presentation - A Sreenivas Kumar
Expert Comments - D Perera
Audience interaction
Long Calcific Lesion
Case presentation - Hasmukh Ravath
Expert Comments - Viveka Kumar
Audience interaction
Past CABG... Now PCI
Case presentation - V Suryaprakasa Rao
Expert Comments - Anil Kumar
Audience interaction
Concluding Remarks - Anjanlal Dutta
Chairpersons
Moderators
Live Case - I (Ruby)
Carlo Di Mario, M S Hiremath, Raj Kharbanda, C N Makhale
Purvez Grant Neeraj Bhalla
Prathap Kumar, Manotosh Panja, Arun Chopra
11.00-12.00noon
Chairpersons
Moderators
3m
10m
10m
5m
7m
7m
7m
5m
5m
Distal Left Main Symposium
K K Sethi, N N Khanna, Pramod Kumar
Purvez Grant, Shuvanan Ray, Sivakumar, V Suryaprakasa Rao
Introduction - K K Sethi
Distal Bifurcation: Why 2 stents ? - Sudhir Vaishnav
Distal Bifurcation: When single stent ? - B Meier
Case Scenario - Ganesh Kumar
Style One - Prathap Kumar
Style Two - Suresh Vijan
LM Bifurcation: Does stent design matter - Nakul Sinha
Finally, how done ? - Ganesh Kumar
Summing up - N N Khanna
12.00-1.00pm
Live Case - II (Ruby)
Carlo Di Mario, M S Hiremath
Raj Kharbanda, C N Makhale
S S Ramesh, Anil Kumar
Suhas Lele, Venugopal, C Raghu
10.00-11.00am
Chairpersons
Moderators
1.00-2.00pm
Chairpersons
Moderators
4m
12 m
12 m
Did these important trials change my practice?
K K Sethi C N Manjunath
Haresh Mehta Sanjay Kumar Sarat Chandra
Opening Remarks - K K Sethi
TASTE - Rony Mathew
Expert view - PK Goel
Discussion
SHOCK 2 - Ajit Bhagwat
Expert view - D Perera
Discussion
Saturday 11th October
Time
12 m
12 m
4m
2.00-3.00pm
Chairpersons
Moderators
7m
7m
25m
15m
5m
Hall II
INTERVENTION CARDIOLOGY
FREEDOM - J J Dalal
Expert view - B Meier
Discussion
Comfortable AMI - B C Kalmath
Expert view - D Perera
Discussion
Closing remarks - C N Manjunath
Bifurcation PCI
Biosensors
A B Mehta, Suresh Vijan
Anil Potdar, P K Sahoo, Nimit Shah, B C Kalmath
How does axxess keep it simple? : techniques - Suresh Vijan
Axxess UK experience - Nimit Shah
Live Case - (Ruby)
Bifurcation with Dedicated Stent
Praveen Chandra, C N Makhale
Live Case - (Ruby) Bifurcation with Conventional Technique
Raj Kharbanda, M S Hiremath
AXXESS in LM: 1 Year F/Up - Praveen Chandra
Comncluding Remarks - A B Mehta
3.00-4.30pm
Chairpersons
Moderators
Open Mike Symposium
H M Mardikar, Rony Mathew
P K Goel, Neeraj Bhalla, Shailendra Trivedi, Narayan Gadkar
Case: Post CABG PCI in calcific native vessel - Ajit Mullasari
Case: Complex bifurcation PCI - A B Mehta
Case: ACS with CKD - H M Mardikar, B Meier
4.30-5.45pm
Future Therapies
Pfizer & Vascular Concepts
J J Dalal H M Mardikar
Newer oral Anticoagulants - Freek Verheugt
Devices for stroke prevention - B Meier
Evolution of TAVI in coming decade - J Bax
Chairpersons:
20 + 5 m
20 + 5 m
20 + 5 m
5.45-7.30pm
Voice Over
Jury
Expert Panel
Gladiators - Philips
CAD's BEST TEN !!
Dev Pehlajani, A B Mehta, Vivek Gupta, Rony Mathew
Amal K Banerjee, S S Ramesh, Neeraj Bhalla, N G Karandikar, Pradeep Deb,
Venugopal, C N Manjunath, M S Sandhu, P K Hasija, Shailendra Trivedi
7.30-9.00pm
Bioabsorbable Scaffolds
Abbott
Carlo Di Mario, M S Hiremath
Anjanlal Dutta, Rony Mathew, M S Sandhu, Nakul Sinha
Opening Remarks - M S Hiremath
Bifurcation Stenting with BVS - Sridhar Kasturi
BVS..Always an Excitement !! - Sivakumar
It's special - M S Hiremath
Scaffold Thrombosis - M S Sandhu
BVS Restenosis: " Multiple Options !! " - P C Rath
Absorb Good choice but not for All !
I will use it for all cases - Ganesh Kumar
BVS. I'll wait and watch - Brian Pinto
BVS: Golden future of angioplasty ? - Carlo Di Mario
Chairpersons
Moderators
3m
10m
10m
10m
10m
10m
10m
10m
15m
Saturday 11th October
Time
Hall III
POWAI BALL ROOM
10:00-11:00am
Chairpersons
Moderators
15m
15m
15 m
7m
7m
Session I
S S Ramesh Anil Kumar
Anjanlal Dutta Sarat Chandra Sunil Sathe Narayan Gadkar
Challenges in Carotid Stenting - N N Khanna
Left main bifurcation. Optimising with imaging & physiology - P C Rath
Bifurcation !! My Style - A Sreenivas Kumar
Case - Prabhakar Shetty
Case - M S Sandhu
11:00-12:00pm
Chairpersons
Moderators
10m
10m
10m
10m
10m
10m
Session II
A Sreenivas Kumar, Ajit Mullasari
Chetan Shah, V C Chauhan, M V Reddy, N G Karandikar
Very late complications of coronary stenting - Montosh Panja
Case: - D Karupaiahha
Case: Closure of LM during diagnostic study - Ravi Kalra
Case: OCT Guided PCI with DES of LCX ISR with severe & diffusely diseased distill LCX - Sridhar Kasturi
Case: - Narayan Gadkar
Case: Post stent thrombosis - Omer Hasan
12:00-1:00pm
Chairpersons
Moderators
10 m
10 m
10 m
10 m
10 m
10 m
Session III
MK Das, P K Hasij
Ravi Kalra, D Karupaiahha, V T Shah, Kunhali Kudel
Case: G L Sharma
Case: Malignant Atherosclerosis induced by PCI - Kunhali Kudel
Case: Admirable Curve Need Support - M S Sandhu
Case: Deepak Davidson
Case: Bifurcation - Chandrashekhar V Patil
Case: SVG Stenting - M V Reddy
1:00-2:00pm
Chairpersons
Moderators
10 m
10 m
10 m
10 m
10 m
10 m
Session IV
Nakul Sinha, Rony Mathew
Sudhir Vaishnav, Neeraj Bhalla, G L Sharma, Amit Sanghvi
Case: ? Dissection ? Thrombus - Manoj Chopda
Case: RCA Stent Dislodgement - Bharat Shivdasani
Case: Bailout Cullotte stenting technique - V Suryaprakash Rao
Case: True Ostial LAD lesion Is it really true ? - Ramesh Natarajan
Case: Heavy Thrombus - Sachin Patil
Case: Shuvanan Ray
2:00-3:00pm
Chairpersons
Moderators
10 mins
10 mins
10 mins
10 mins
10 mins
10 mins
Session V
Prabhakar Shetty, P P Mohanan
Manotosh Panja, G L Sharma, Idris Khan, Amal K Banerjee
Case: - S K Malani
Case: Know all 2 stent tech before 1 stent tech in b/f - V T Shah
Case: Nightmare in CathLab: Broken Jailed PTCA Wire - Sibasis Sahoo
Case: Bailout LMCA Stenting - Pooja Vyas
Case: PPCI LMCA Thrombus & Stenting - Nikhil Sontakke
Case: Vasculopathy Pickering Syndrome - Abhay Somani
3:00-4:00 pm
Chairpersons
Moderators
10 mins
10 mins
10 mins
10 mins
10 mins
10 mins
Session VI
A Sreenivas Kumar, S S Ramesh
H K Bali, Santanu Guha, Chandrashekhar V Patil, B V Manjunath
Case: Hasmukh Ravath
Case: Harish Bajaj
Case: Bifurcation with Scaffolds - P K Sahoo
Case: Dharmesh Solanki
Case:
Case: ACS with Thrombus Migration - G L Sharma
Saturday 11th October
Time
4:00-5:00pm
Chairpersons
Moderators
10 mins
10 mins
10 mins
10 mins
10 mins
10 mins
Hall III
POWAI BALL ROOM
Session VII
Arun Chopra, Ajay Mahajan
Omer Hasan, Rajiv Sethi, P K Hasija, Dharmesh Solanki
Case: Bifurcation with AXXESS - P K Sahoo
Case: P C Rath
Case: B C Kalmath
Case: Bifurcation LM CTO - H K Bali
Case: Viveka Kumar
Case: Purvez Grant
Sunday 12th October
Time
Hall III
Science, Finesse & Art of PCI
9.00-10.00am
Chairpersons
Moderators
20m
10m
10m
10m
10m
CTO
C N Manjunath Carlo Di Mario
M S Sandhu, Purvez Grant, C Raghu, S K Malani
Tackling two CTO's at one time - A B Mehta
Case - Sanjiv Joshi
Celiac CTO - H K Bali
Innovative Methods - V T Shah
Solution to resistant CTO-CrossBoss - Nimit Shah
10.00-11.00am
Chairpersons
Moderators
12m
18m
18m
12m
Mastering the complexities
K K Sethi Viveka Kumar
Rajiv Sethi, Idris Khan, B C Kalmath, Shailendra Trivedi
Variety of Approaches for a Success !! - Praveer Agarwal
Simplifying the Complexities - B Meier
Limitations & pitfalls of FFR & other modalities - D Perera
Committed with radial approach to complex PCI - Brian Pinto
11.00-12.00pm
Chairpersons
Moderators
Live From Hong Kong
Live Case - Wacin Buddhari, Suphot Srimahachota, Lars Sondergaard
12.00-1.00pm
Chairpersons:
Moderators:
10m
12m
10m
12m
15m
1.00-2.00pm
Chairpersons
Moderators
Intervention Cardiologists approach to stable angina
S S Ramesh, Praveer Agarwal
Venugopal, Sivakumar, V S Narain, Pramod Kumar
What is optimal medical management? - Santanu Guha
Limitations & pitfalls of FFR & other modalities - Raj Kharbanda
Case: PCI for Critical Stenosis - Sarat Chandra
Conservation for moderate stenosis with normal FFR
MVD (in DM)with low LVEF and significant ischemia or Perfusion in Scan : Case Based discusion
Where next for revascularization in ischemic cardiomyopathy? After STITCH trial - D Perera
Haemodynamic Compromise
D Perera, Sarat Chandra, H M Mardikar
Narayan Gadkar, P K Hasija, Binoy John, N G Karandikar
IABP Vs LVADs - D Perera
Culprit lesion PCI or complete revascularisation in AMI - Anjanlal Dutta
Debate:- ACS with multivessel disease with shock
Whenever possible; PCI is Best !! - M S Hiremath
Do not forget the surgeon !! - K K Sethi
Sunday 12th October
Time
9.00-10.00am
Session Coordinator:
Experts:
8m
8m
8m
8m
8m
8m
10.00-11:30am
groups
Experts:
Hall IV
Bifurcation PCI "Learning with the Champions"
Problem solving & Case Discussion with closer groups
Nimit Shah, Anil Potdar
H M Mardikar, Suresh Vijan
Case: LAD CTO with AXXESS - Nimit Shah
Case: - M V Reddy
Case: LCx Bifurcation with Axxcess - Haresh Mehta
Case: - P K Sahoo
Case: PAMI with AXXESS - Anil Potdar
Case: - Amit Sanghvi
Rotablator "Get close with Experts"
Problem solving & Case Discussion with closer
Carlo Di Mario, Raj Kharbanda, Brian Pinto
Rotablation of Septal Artery for RCA CTO - Nimit Shah
Case: Rotablator -New Techniques - Devang Desai
Catalyst - C N Makhale
Rota Catalyst - Sridhar Kasturi
Catalyst - Praveer Agarwal
10m
10m
15m
10m
Blood Thinners
"A close quarter discussion"
Session Chief - Van Geuns
Freek Verheugt, Raj Kharbanda, R Van Geuns, Manotosh Panja
Choosing Antiplatelets & Anticoagulantion way forward: - Raj Kharbanda
Case: Switching Anti Platelets: Can be a disaster - C N Makhale
Case: Chronic Atrial fibrillation, Proximal LAD long lesion: - Ajit Mullasari
Bivaluridin Wading through troubled waters? - Raj Kharbanda
Interaction with the floor - R Van Geuns
12.30-2.00pm
Chairpersons
Moderators
15 mins
15 mins
10 mins
10 mins
10 mins
10 mins
10 mins
10 mins
Tips & Tricks for perfection in PCI
Ajit Mullasari, Anil Kumar
Haresh Mehta, Manotosh Panja, Devang Desai
Optimising Guide Catheter Support - Deepak Davidson
Choosing a wire - Viveka Kumar
Torturous Calcified Vessel - Dhiman Kahali
Addressing S/br after M/br stenting - Arun Chopra
Overcoming Difficulties in TransRadial approach - C Raghu
MultiVessel PCI.. Which vessel First ? - Suresh Vijan
Gadgets for High risk complex PCI - Nimit Shah
Wire across but Balloon & Stent not going - M S Hiremath
11.30-12.30pm
Experts:
Sunday 12th October
Time
Hall V
9.00-10.00am
Chairpersons
Moderators
10m
10m
10m
10m
10m
10m
Session I
10.00-11.00am
Chairpersons
Moderators
10m
10m
10m
10m
10m
10m
Session II
11.00-12.00pm
Chairpersons
Moderators
10m
10m
10m
10m
10m
10m
Session III
12.00-1.00pm
Chairpersons
Moderators
10m
10m
10m
10m
10m
10m
Session IV
1.00-2.00pm
Chairpersons
Moderators
10m
10m
10m
10m
10m
10m
Session V
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ESC-CAD Crucible - The Cardiology Quiz - Round I
Join the Main Hall of Interventional Cardiology from 11.00 to 5.00 pm
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Creating safe path to the lesion Introduction
Master Prof Bernie Meier
Case I - LCX
Case II - RCA
Case III - LAD
Experts discussion
6.15 - 7.30 pm
Advance in Imaging & new devices
Master Prof Jeroen Bax
Experts Discussion
7.30 - 8.30 pm
ESC-CAD Crucible - The Cardiology Quiz - Round II
Sunday, 12th Oct 2014
ESC-CAD Cardiologists of Tomorrow
9.00 - 10.15 am
Primary PCI
Master Dr Divaka Perera
Case I - Heavy Thrombus burden
Case II - Cardiogenic Shock
Case III - Multivessel Disease
Experts discussion
10.15 - 11.30 am
Technically challenging cases
Master Dr AB Mehta
Ostial Lesions
Case I - LAD Ostial
Case II LCX - Ostial lesion
Calcific Lesions
Case I - Rotablation
Case II - Proximal Calcification/ Tortuous vessel with calcification
Experts Discussion
11.30 - 12.45 pm
Tackling bifurcation lesions
Master Prof Carlo Di Mario
Case I - Crush/Minicrush
Case II - Culotte
Case III - Axxess Device
Experts discussion
12.45 - 1.15 pm
ESC-CAD Crucible - The Cardiology Quiz - Round III
1.30 pm
Group Photograph with Faculty
2.00 pm
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