CCT2026

 Case Submission

 Case Submission 2026 accepted cases: Coronary

*The list of accepted cases with presentation schedule is followed by the below notes.

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Presentation Guidelines

* Presentation time is 10 minutes including Q&A.
* Presentation Language: English

Best Case Award Ceremony

The best case will be selected and awarded at the end of each sessions.

Registration & Hotel

Case presenters need to register to attend CCT 2026.
Pre-registration deadline: Sunday, October 4, 2026.
(After the deadline, you can still register by the registration fee of Regular Registration.)

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

ACS
Thu., October 29 8:30-10:20
Presentation Studio 1
Registration
No.
Name Institution Country Title of Abstract Abstract
1040 Yu Kai Lin Taipei Medical University Shuang Ho Hospital Taiwan, R.O.C. The calm before the storm - Unexpected lesion during typhoon night
1089 Ji Ken Ow National Heart Institute, Kuala Lumpur Malaysia Seeing Beyond Angiography: OCT Characterization of a Double-Lumen Culprit Lesion in a Patient with Recurrent STEMI
1090 Shinichiro Okata Yokohama Minato Red Cross Hospital Japan Alternating Aspiration and Intracoronary Thrombolysis with Serial IVUS Assessment for Massive Coronary Thrombus in ST-Elevation Myocardial Infarction
1105 Jaekwang Lee Changwon Fatima Hospital Korea The Slit-Like Line That Led to the True Lumen: Successful PCI for a Totally Occluded Right Coronary Artery With Organized Thrombus
1115 Yuta Yamamoto Nihonkai General Hospital Japan Ultra-Early In-Stent Restenosis Suggestive of an Eruptive Calcified Nodule Two Months After Dual Lesion Preparation: IVUS Findings Before and After Excimer Laser Coronary Atherectomy
1120 Reo Shimomura Yokohama City Minato Red Cross Hospital Japan Successful Aspiration of a Massive Left Main Thrombus With a Heartrail ST01 Catheter During Primary PCI for Anterior STEMI
1126 Kento Minagawa Shinshu University School of Medicine Japan Acute progression of an FFR-negative coronary stenosis triggered by intraplaque hemorrhage
1129 Shin Sakai Hakujikai Memorial General Hospital Japan Successful Aspiration of a Massive Coronary Thrombus Using an 8-Fr Aspiration Catheter: A Case Report With In Vitro Experiments
1131 Ryosuke Rakuka Mie University Hospital Japan Usefulness of Tip Detection–Antegrade Dissection and Re-entry for Acute Myocardial Infarction Secondary to Ostial Right Coronary Artery Dissection Following Chest Compressions During Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
1151 Masayuki Kagota Misato Central General Hospital Japan A Case of STEMI Caused by a Calcified Nodule Successfully Treated with Staged PCI
1157 Shoya Ono Dokkyo Medical University Nikko Medical Center Japan Staged Revascularization Beginning With PCI for a Collateral-Donor RCA CTO in Cardiogenic Shock Complicating STEMI With a Severely Calcified Left Main?LAD Lesion
Calcified Lesion 1
Thu., October 29 14:00-15:30
Case Presentation Theater
Registration
No.
Name Institution Country Title of Abstract Abstract
1019 Iakandar Mirza Bin Amran Institut Jantung Negara Malaysia Effective Use of Intravascular Lithotripsy with Leopard-Crawl Technique and Drug-Coated Balloon in a Heavily Calcified Left Anterior Descending Artery Lesion
1025 Kaho Kemi Hyogo Prefectural Nishinomiya General Medical Center Japan A Case Report Providing Insight into the Mechanism of Recurrent In-Stent Occlusion Caused by a Calcified Nodule
1026 Norhaliza Binti Am Haris National Heart Institute of Malaysia Malaysia When the Armor Doesn't Break: Managing Complications of Underestimated Calcium Burden
1028 Sujani Vinnakota KIMS Hospital, Kondapur India From OCT to Optimal PCI: Contrast Enhanced ELCA and Repeat DES for Calcific Total In-Stent Restenosis
1030 Srinath Tirupattur Sainathan SIMS Hospital India Severely calcific lesion in a tortuous RCA with anomalous origin
1031 Tomoaki Haga JA Aichi Koseiren Toyota Kosei Hospital Japan Directional Coronary Atherectomy for a Calcified Nodule in the Right Coronary Artery Facilitated by Coaxial Anchor Technique and Guiding Catheter Deep Seating
1033 Ploy Pengchata Siriraj Hospital Thailand Rotational atherectomy to enable IVUS-Guided Stent-less PCI for a large calcified RCA
1039 Balwinder Singh Military Hospital Jaipur,Rajasthan India Drilling & Cracking The Calcium Challenge
1045 Yusuke Otsuka Nippon Medical School Musashikosugi Hospital Japan Directional Coronary Atherectomy for a Calcified Nodule After Inadequate Lesion Modification Despite the ARCADIA Technique
Calcified Lesion 2
Thu., October 29 16:00-17:30
Presentation Studio 1
Registration
No.
Name Institution Country Title of Abstract Abstract
1046 Ahmad Faisal Badaruddin Institut Jantung Negara Malaysia When rotational atherectomy is not enough: IVUS-guided escalation to intravascular lithotripsy enables stentless drug-coated balloon PCI in diffuse heavily calcified coronary artery disease
1051 Toku Sakashita IMS Fujimi General Hospital Japan Successful retrieval of an entrapped rotational atherectomy burr using intravascular lithotripsy from false lumen
1053 Sho Nagamine Edogawa Hospital Japan Calcium fracture outside the chronic phase stent created by cutting balloon
1055 Hiroshi Yoshikawa Yokohama City Minato Red Cross Hospital Japan Burr Upsizing During Rotational Atherectomy After Failure of the Smallest Burr: A Solution for an Uncrossable Severely Calcified LAD Lesion
1081 Mohammad Almutawa NL health Services - Memorial University Canada Shocked, it didn't work
1087 Dwiki F Athaullah Sultan Agung Islamic Hospital Indonesia Overcoming Extreme Coronary Calcification in a Donor Vessel Supplying CTO Collaterals: Sequential Rotational Atherectomy and Cutting Balloon Angioplasty in NSTE-ACS
1094 Sehun Kim Incheon Sejong Hospital, Republic of Korea Korea A Case of Effective Treatment of a Heavyly Calcified LCX Lesion Presenting with Unstable Angina Using IVL in a Patient Who Underwent Conventional CABG
1098 Tomohisa Sakata Japanese Red Cross Nasu Hospital Japan A case in which DCA was effective for a calcified nodule lesion.
1137 Yasunori Inoguchi Kanazawa Cardiovascular Hospital Japan Contrast-Enhanced Excimer Laser Coronary Atherectomy for Calcified Nodule?Driven In-Stent Re-restenosis After Rotational Atherectomy
Calcified Lesion 3
Fri., October 30 8:30-10:00
Presentation Studio 1
Registration
No.
Name Institution Country Title of Abstract Abstract
1113 Adlina Ayu Shabrina Sultan Agung Islamic Hospital Indonesia A Hard Lesion, A Soft Solution : A Challenging Calcified Coronary Lesion in ACS Successfully Managed with Drug-Based Therapy
1116 Masanao Inoue Asahi General Hospital Japan A Case of Successful Bailout and Revascularization After RotaWire Fracture and Coronary Artery Injury During PCI for a Severely Calcified RCA In-Stent Occlusion
1132 Kotaro Higuchi University of Kobe Japan Tip-Detection Intraplaque Tracking Facilitated by Balloon Crack Formation for a Severely Calcified Left Anterior Descending Artery Bifurcation Lesion with a Near-Occlusive Diagonal Branch Ostial Lesion
1135 Tomomi Hashimoto Hamamatsu Medical Center Japan Successful Debulking of a Coronary Calcified Nodules by Directional Coronary Atherectomy with Histopathological Confirmation
1138 Hiroyoshi Mori Showa Medical University Fujigaoka Hospital Japan Calcified Nodule in Saphenous Vein Graft
1142 Toshinori Ko Nippon Medical School Musashikosugi Hospital Japan Successful Combination Therapy With Rotational and Orbital Atherectomy for a Severely Calcified Nodule at the Ostial of the Right Coronary Artery
1160 Jumpei Todoroki Chubu Toksyukai Hospital Japan Re-wrap Technique: A Novel Approach for Modified Balloon Crossing in Complex PCI
1164 Shinichiro Masuda Ageo Central General Hospital Japan Successful RotaTripsy-Assisted PCI for a Severely Calcified and Tortuous Left Anterior Descending Artery Lesion
1167 Ajay Pratap Singh SCPM Hospital India Calcium Doesn't Forget: A 3-Year, 3-Battle Journey Through ISR, Graft Failure, and Very Late Stent Thrombosis Due to a Calcium Nodule
Complication 1
Thu., October 29 10:40-12:30
Case Presentation Theater
Registration
No.
Name Institution Country Title of Abstract Abstract
1001 Chonghuai Gu Anqing Municipal Hospital People's Republic of China Building silver bridges to cross the dust of calamity when the rainbow breaks
1003 Leslie Tay Mt Elizabeth Novena Hospital Singapore Perfection is the enemy of good
1008 Hendra Gunawan Cipto Mangunkusumo Hospital Indonesia The Utilization of Contrast Injection in Balloon Inflation to Locate Coronary Artery Perforation Site in Percutanous Coronary Intervention
1010 Shingo Kurimoto Tokushima Red Cross Hospital Japan Urgent true-lumen recovery using tip-detection antegrade dissection re-entry for ongoing myocardial ischemia caused by progressive subintimal space expansion
1020 Addi Mokhtar Institut Jantung Negara Malaysia IVUS-Guided Bailout PCI and Hematoma Fenestration for Extensive Catheter-Induced Left Main Bifurcation Dissection
1021 Ryo Suzuki Tokushima Red Cross Hospital Japan Successful Retrieval of an Unde?atable Balloon by Rupturing It Using a Modified ST01 Catheter During Stent Post-dilatation
1023 Shomesh Raj Selva Raj National Heart Institute Malaysia Coronary Artery Perforation During PCI: A Case of Successful Bail-Out Covered Stent Implantation
1029 Premanan Manoret Prince Of Songkla University Thailand When Leaving Nothing Behind Becomes Challenging
1038 Yuta Eguchi Toho University Omori Medical Center Japan Orbital Atherectomy with Favorable Guidewire Bias Complicated by Pericardial Effusion Requiring Bailout Treatment
1042 Tae-Won Kwak Yeungnam University Medical Center Korea Catheter-Induced Left Main and Aortocoronary Dissection During Guide Engagement in a Patient with Chemotherapy-Induced Cardiomyopathy: IVUS-Guided Bail-Out Stenting and Cutting-Balloon Fenestration of a Propagating Intramural Hematoma
Complication 2
Fri., October 30 8:30-10:20
Case Presentation Theater
Registration
No.
Name Institution Country Title of Abstract Abstract
1059 Naoya Otsuki Osaka Rosai Hospital Japan Successful True-Lumen Wiring Using the Tip Detection Method in a Case of Iatrogenic Right Coronary Artery Dissection
1060 Sze Wah Lai Caritas Medical Centre Hong Kong Too sensitive to treat
1062 Naoya Takahashi Pref Osaka Saiseikai Izuo Hospital Japan IVUS Tip Detection Facilitates PCI for Left Circumflex Artery Occlusion After Mitral Valve Repair: Mechanistic Insights From IVUS
1071 Hisham Md Shahrom Institut Jantung Negara Malaysia An unexpected turn of event
1075 Tomohiro Shimizu Kanazawa Cardiovascular Hospital Japan How Much Should We Care About Septal Branches?
1084 Winnie Soo Yee Hoo Institut Janung Negara Malaysia Successful Retrieval of a Fractured Drug-Coated Balloon Shaft Using Balloon Trapping and Guide Extension During High-Risk Left Main PCI
1085 Daichi Naito Niigata City General Hospital Japan Coronary Perforation During ELCA for a Thrombotic Ostial LCx Lesion Successfully Treated with a Covered Stent
1088 Haechan Cho Seoul National University Korea When Sealing Is Not Enough: Progressive Aortic Dissection Despite Successful RCA Ostial Stenting
1093 Lokesh Pramod Chaudhari Aster Aadhar Hospital India When Everything goes wrong: Surviving Series of catastrophic interventional complications
1096 Yasuyuki Tsuchida Teikyo University hospital Japan Successful Bailout of Caravel Microcatheter Tip Fracture During IVUS-Guided Retrograde CTO PCI for a Severely Calcified Left Anterior Descending Artery Chronic Total Occlusion
1097 Arun Kochar Fortis Hospital Mohali India Complex ISR Intervention Complicated by Coronary Perforation: Successful Bailout with DES and Balloon Optimization
Complication 3
Fri., October 30 14:00-15:50
Case Presentation Theater
Registration
No.
Name Institution Country Title of Abstract Abstract
1099 Meenakshi subbiah MIOT International,Chennai,India India From Distortion to Deployment: A Critical Recovery Journey
1101 Dussadee Seanglaw Nopparat ratchathanee hospital Thailand Uncertain wire fracture
1111 Konstantin I Zavialov Bashkir State Medical University Clinic Russian Federation Percutaneous coronary intervention to resolve acute occlusion complicated by dissection and vascular spasm
1112 Mohan Raj Subramaniam Serdang Heart Centre Malaysia Stressful journey handling a calcified vessel
1133 Yuta Kumagai Yokohama city Minato Red Cross Hospital Japan Vascular Dissection Dynamics and Healing Following the Use of Two Different Modified Balloons in the Same Coronary Artery: A Case Report
1136 Kohei Hirobe Tokyo Women's Medical University Japan Cardiac Tamponade Caused by Angiographically Silent Coronary Artery Perforation
1141 Akane Miyazaki Fujita Health University Bantane Hospital Japan A Case of Successful Stent Deployment into the True Lumen Using the Balloon Screen Technique for a Calcified Coronary Lesion with Dissection
1149 Mana Sawahata Nippon Medical School Musashi-Kosugi Hospital Japan Successful Bailout PCI for Catheter-Induced Extensive Coronary Dissection in a Patient with Spontaneous Coronary Artery Dissection
1155 Adrian Nicholas Lim Institut Jantung Negara (IJN) Malaysia I Want to Catch a Fish - Retrieval of a Kinked Amplatz Left (AL) Catheter during PCI
1166 Jung Rae Cho Kangnam Sacred Heart Hospital, Hallym University College of Medicine Korea Double trouble: a case of subacute stent thrombosis in patients received drug-eluting stent for occlusion of drug-coated balloon-treated de novo coronary lesion
1122 Shun Fujii Tokyo Metropolitan Tama Medical Center Japan Successful Bailout of Left Circumflex Flow Compromise Using the Reverse Wire Technique During IVL-Assisted PCI for a Severe Calcified Left Main Bifurcation Lesion
CTO 1
Thu., October 29 16:00-17:50
Case Presentation Theater
Registration
No.
Name Institution Country Title of Abstract Abstract
1015 Kiran Lakkireddy Apollo Hospitals India Antegrade Recanalization of LAD CTO Following Previous Diagonal Ostial Stenting: IVUS-Guided CTO Crossing and Bifurcation Reconstruction
1027 Kiwamu Sudo Sakurabashi Watanabe Advanced Healthcare Hospital Japan Intentional Fenestration Using ELCA to Prevent Side-Branch Compromise in RCA ISO involving a Bifurcation
1037 Shuichi Yoneda National cerebral and Cardiovascular Center Japan Successful Side Branch Preservation by Additional Antegrade IVUS-Guided TD-IPT After Retrograde Wire Externalization in an AWE-Failed CTO Lesion
1041 Hou Tee Lu Sultanah Aminah Hospital Malaysia A Stepwise Approach to Overcoming Difficult Wire Externalization Following Successful Retrograde CTO Crossing
1048 Arun Kumar Azhaganathan Kauvery Hospital India Native LAD CTO PCI After CABG: Antegrade Tip-in, Burr Retrieval and Sequential Calcium Modification
1056 Tajung Wang Far Eastern Memorial Hospital Taiwan, R.O.C. Increase rotablation support and wire bias via septal collateral branch.
1061 Daiki Yokoyama Hiroshima Prefectural Hospital Japan A Case in Which COA View Facilitated Wiring of the Second Diagonal Branch in a Left Anterior Descending Artery Bifurcation Lesion
1066 Harish Oruganti KIMS Hospital India Wrong turns lead to the right places- successful CTO PCI of RCA
1070 Ankit Sahu Sanjay Gandhi Postgraduate Institute of Medical Sciences India Ambiguous Cap in a Tortuous Vessel ? A Stubborn CTO
1073 Farrukh Malik National Institute of Cardiovascular Diseases Pakistan Victory in Tackling CTO Interventions and Retrograde Complexities
CTO 2
Fri., October 30 10:30-12:20
Presentation Studio 1
Registration
No.
Name Institution Country Title of Abstract Abstract
1102 Sanjeev Sengupta Army Hospital Research & Referral India Conquering The WIDOW MAKER. The long road to Revascularisation.
1103 Kazunori Yamaji Kurume University Hospital Japan A Case of Heavily Calcified Triple-Vessel Disease With Two CTOs Successfully Treated Using GP-Lock, Dual-Prep, and Other Techniques
1121 Ryutaro Waku Dokkyo Medical University Hospital Japan A case of CTO in the ostial LAD successfully treated using the balloon screen technique.
1128 Huzairi Sani Pantai Hospital Klang Malaysia The Investment that Paid Off: A Staged Approach to a Sandwich-Stented LAD CTO
1130 Taito Nagai Misato Central General Hospital Japan Successful recanalization of RCA long CTO using several techniques
1143 Ravindran Rajendran Apollo Specialty Hospitals, Trichy India Course Correction: Antegrade Microcatheter-Assisted Reentry into PDA After PLB Wire Escalation in RCA CTO
1145 Raghav Sharma Agroha Medical College India Single guide to accomplish reterograde cto of lad via septal to septal pathway in a failed antegrade approach using tip in technique
1156 Toshiyuki Ono Nayoro City General Hospital Japan Successful Recanalization of Tandem LAD CTOs by Combining IVUS-Guided Tip Detection-Intraplaque Tracking With a Retrograde Approach via the Conus Branch
1168 A Reum Roh Yeungnam University Medical Center Korea When Every Wire Chose the Branch: an IVUS-Unmasked 270° Reverse Take-off of a Proximal LAD CTO Crossed Antegradely with a Dual-Lumen Microcatheter over a Side-Branch Anchor
1043 Shojiro Hirano Toho University Japan A Technical Modification for Successful Retry LCX CTO PCI Without Suitable Collateral Channels
1169 Manas Gundala Yashoda Hospital India A Hybrid, Multi-Technique Approach to a Single High J-CTO Score Mid-RCA Lesion: Retrograde Collateral Wiring, ADR/Knuckle-Wire, and Reverse CART
Left Main Trunk / Bifurcation Lesion
Thu., October 29 8:30-10:30
Case Presentation Theater
Registration
No.
Name Institution Country Title of Abstract Abstract
1152 Abhinav Chhabra Medanta The Medicity, Gurugram India Stentless Bifurcation PCI in young STEMI
1022 Ryo Hajiro Hyogo Prefectural Nishinomiya General Medical Center Japan Successful Directional Coronary Atherectomy by a Bilateral Transradial Approach for a Lesion in the Proximal Left Anterior Descending Artery
1035 Ayush Shukla King Goerge's Medical University India Imaging pays in bifurcation PCI
1052 Yusuke Kawachi Yokohama City Minato Red Cross Hospital Japan Successful Stentless Intervention for Heavily Calcified Left Main Bifurcation Lesion Using Sequential OAS, IVL, and Rotablator
1058 Yoshichika Miyazaki National Hospital Organization Tokyo Medical Center Japan Successful Complete Revascularization for RCA Chronic Total Occlusion and Distal Left Main Disease in a Post-AVR Patient
1063 Moe Mitsuno Higashi-Hiroshima Medical Center Japan Successful PCI for Left Main True Bifurcation Lesion in a frail patient using orbital atherectomy system (OAS) and directional coronary atherectomy (DCA) catheter.
1064 Shinji Imura Okamura Memorial Hospital Japan Successful Stent-less Treatment of a Calcified Ostial Left Circumflex Lesion Using Multiple Debulking Devices
1067 Nishith Chandra Fortis Escorts Heart Institute India left Main Quadrifurcation Case: How I treated with a single stent
1091 Vinod Kumar Balakrishnan Sri Ramachandra Institute of Higher Education and Research India Precision Under Pressure: IVUS-Guided Rota-Triangulation and High-Pressure Optimisation of an Ultra-Calcified Left Main Bifurcation
1124 Karunadas Prabhakaran Chakkalakal Govt. Medical College, Thrissur India Unexpected Problem during PTCA of totally occluded LAD and LM Bifurcation in a Post CABG case
1161 Osit Bambat Chiangrai Prachanukroh Hospital Thailand Rotational atherectomy at LM-ostial LAD enhanced wiring to a reverse angle of ostial LCX in LM true bifurcation.
Miscellaneous
Thu., October 29 10:30-12:20
Presentation Studio 1
Registration
No.
Name Institution Country Title of Abstract Abstract
1006 Junji Matsuda Japanese Red Cross Saitama Hospital Japan Impella supported single-access directional coronary atherectomy for cardiac arrest patient with severe traumatic brain injury
1159 Nimit C Shah Saifee Hospital India From Standstill to Stability : When Sequencing Matters
1118 Vijin Joseph Vattathara Francis Lisie hospital India Complex PCI in an elderly patient with Mechanical circulatory support
1080 Heng Shee Kim Hospital Sultanah Aminah Malaysia The Haematoma That Taught Me Patience: IVUS-Guided Re-entry and DCB-Only Reconstruction of an Occluded LAD
1108 Vicknesan Kulasingham Hospital Sultanah Aminah Johor Bahru Malaysia Given Another Chance
1024 Ying-Chien Wang Changhua Christian Hospital Taiwan, R.O.C. Opening the Third Eye: How Imaging Solved a Mystery
1044 Woo-Young Chung Boramae Medical Center, Seoul National University, College of Medicine Korea A rare case of bronchial to coronary artery embolism through the fistula
1110 Sasivimon Jai-aue Chiangrai Prachanukroh Hospital Thailand A Giant Coronary Artery Fistula with Aneurysmal Dilatation Causing Recurrent Heart Failure
1125 Takaki Otagiri Shinshu University Japan A Case of requiring RITA Coil-Occlusion after PCI for LAD, for the preparation of Thymectomy for Thymic Cancer.
1140 Mitsuo Hinoi Hiroshima City Hiroshima Citizens Hospital Japan Coronary Plaque Modification Using a PCSK9 Inhibitor Assessed by Near-Infrared Spectroscopy Intravascular Ultrasound in Chronic Coronary Syndrome
1165 Yutaro Mano Ogaki Municipal Hospital Japan Morphological Evolution of Peri-Stent Contrast Staining Revealed by Serial OCT After RCA CTO PCI

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