Calcified Lesion: Lessons from CVIT consensus document
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Topic 4: Calcified Lesion
Difficult device delivery and lesion crossing, as well as stent underexpansion are commonly encountered challenges in the treatment of calcified coronary lesions. Optimal use of imaging and dedicated lesion preparation techniques are vital to achieve good outcomes.
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Takashi Ashikaga
Dr. Takashi Ashikaga is currently Vice-President of Japanese Red Cross Musashino Hospital. He...
Read MoreDr. Takashi Ashikaga is currently Vice-President of Japanese Red Cross Musashino Hospital. He graduated from Shimane Medical University in 1986 and completed his residency in Tokyo Medical and Dental University Hospital. He worked two years as a fellow at the Department of Pharmacology in University of South Alabama. He worked at Yokohama Minami Kyosai Hospital and Disaster Medical center, then moved to Tokyo Medical and Dental University as Associate Professor and Specially Appointed Professor. He has been working at Japanese Red Cross Musashino Hospital from 2018.
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Dr Takayuki Warisawa is a Consultant Interventional Cardiologist at NTT Medical Center Tokyo and...
Read MoreDr Takayuki Warisawa is a Consultant Interventional Cardiologist at NTT Medical Center Tokyo and St. Marianna University School of Medicine in Japan. After graduating with honours from the prestigious University of Tokyo, he concentrated on clinical work, especially in the field of cardiology, emergency medicine, and intensive care. He trained as an interventional cardiologist for five years at New Tokyo Hospital, which is renowned for high-level interventional cardiology and clinical research. There, he developed skill and insight for complex PCI procedure. He had also taken the role of the Director of Emergency Medicine. While working as an expert clinician, he performed many clinical studies focused on the invasive and non-invasive coronary physiology including NHPRs/FFR, IMR/CFR, Scintigraphy and Perfusion CMR. Many of the studies have been published in international journals and a selection have been awarded at the Japanese and international scientific congresses. After working at Imperial College London in U.K. for 2 years, Dr Warisawa has been working on several clinical studies with international collaborators, as well as working as a chief of coronary intervention division and a chief of cardiovascular intensive care unit at NTT Medical Center Tokyo. For his many contributions and activities, he has received many awards and accolades, and the most recent include: The Young Investigator Award at the 30th Japanese Society of Cardiovascular Intervention and Therapeutics in 2022, PCR's Got Talent Finalist at Euro PCR 2022, The 58th District Meeting of the Japanese Association of Cardiovascular Intervention and Therapeutics in Kanto Koshinetsu in 2021, The 25th Beyond Angiography Japan and Young Investigator Award, The Award for the Best Scientific Research, Tokyo Percutaneous Cardiovascular Intervention Conference 2017. He is a leading Japanese doctor who is active both in Japan and abroad.
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