KOVAS2026

• Oliver Schlager

  Medical Univ. of Vienna

  Austria

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  Session 2. Special Lecture

  Session Date & Time: July 17 (Fri) 11:00-11:30

  Lecture Title: Pharmacological and Interventional Treatment of Venous Thromboembolism

  
  

  Session 5. Europe–Korea Joint Session on Collaborative Vascular Practice and Innovation: KOVAS Welcomes ESVM

  Session Date & Time: July 17 (Fri) 17:00-17:20

  Lecture Title: Endovascular Treatment of Chronic Postthrombotic Iliocaval Obstructions

• Jiaping Zheng

  Fujian Medical Univ.

  China

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  Session 10. A New Frontier of Cardiac Rehabilitation

  Session Date & Time: July 17 (Fri) 10:25-10:45

  Lecture Title: Role of Exercise in Improving Systemic Metabolic Health for Cancer Survivors

• Xian Wu Cheng

  Yanbian University Hospital

  China

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  Session 13. KOVAS Together with Korean Society for Vascular Biology and Medicine (KVBM)

  Session Date & Time: July 17 (Fri) 09:20-09:40

  Lecture Title: Cardiomyopatic Heart Failure: Focusing on Mitochodrial Morphological Change and Dysfunction

• Taku Iwaki

  Yokohama Sakae Kyosai Hospital

  Japan

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  Session 24. Forging the Ultimate Lipid Strategy for Clinical Triumph

  Session Date & Time: July 18 (Sat) 16:00-16:20

  Lecture Title: New Developments in Lipid Lowering Treatments

• Khaing Khaing Shein

  Yangon General Hospital

  Myanmar

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  Session 24. Forging the Ultimate Lipid Strategy for Clinical Triumph

  Session Date & Time: July 18 (Sat) 17:00-17:20

  Lecture Title: Lipid Management for ASCVD in Myanmar: Current Challenges and Future Directions

• Lucia Mazzolai

  Lausanne University Hospital

  Switzerland

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  Session 5. Europe–Korea Joint Session on Collaborative Vascular Practice and Innovation: KOVAS Welcomes ESVM

  Session Date & Time: July 17 (Fri) 16:20-16:40

  Lecture Title: Diagnosis and Management of Acute Deep Vein Thrombosis

  
  

  Session 22. Plenary Lecture

  Session Date & Time: July 18 (Sat) 12:20-12:50

  Lecture Title: ESC Guidelines for the Management of Peripheral Arterial and Aortic Diseases

• Chun-Yao Huang

  Taipei Medical Univ.

  Taiwan

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  Session 26. Cardiogenic Shock 2026: From Early Detection to Tailored Mechanical Support Chapter II

  Session Date & Time: July 18 (Sat) 11:30-11:50

  Lecture Title: Managing the 'Dark Side' of MCS: Prevention and Treatment of Device-Related Complications

• Hung-Chou Yang

  Kaohsiung Veterans General Hospital

  Taiwan

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• Tsung-Neng Tsai

  Tri-Service General Hospital

  Taiwan

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  Session 26. Cardiogenic Shock 2026: From Early Detection to Tailored Mechanical Support Chapter II

  Session Date & Time: July 18 (Sat) 10:50-11:10

  Lecture Title: How to Build a Cardiogenic Shock Multidisciplinary Team: Experience from Taiwan

• Wei-Chun Huang

  Pingtung Christian Hospital

  Taiwan

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  Session 25. Cardiogenic Shock 2026: From Early Detection to Tailored Mechanical Support Chapter I

  Session Date & Time: July 18 (Sat) 08:50-09:10

  Lecture Title: Hemodynamic-Guided Algorithms in Cardiogenic Shock: From SCAI Stages to Tailored MCS

• Wei-Syun Hu

  China Medical University Hospital

  Taiwan

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• Yasser Nassef

  Chung Shan Medical Univ.

  Taiwan

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  Session 25. Cardiogenic Shock 2026: From Early Detection to Tailored Mechanical Support Chapter I

  Session Date & Time: July 18 (Sat) 09:10-09:30

  Lecture Title: Hemodynamics-Guided Precision Medicine in Cardiovascular Patient Management

• Yen-Hung Lin

  National Taiwan University Hospital

  Taiwan

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  Session 2. Special Lecture

  Session Date & Time: July 17 (Fri) 11:30-12:00

  Lecture Title: Genetics, Prevalence, Screening and Confirmation of Primary Aldosteronism

• Yu-Chen Wang

  Asia Univ.

  Taiwan

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  Session 26. Cardiogenic Shock 2026: From Early Detection to Tailored Mechanical Support Chapter II

  Session Date & Time: July 18 (Sat) 10:30-10:50

  Lecture Title: Role of Protected PCI and Temporary MCS: Experience from Taiwan

• Cemal Ozemek

  Mayo Clinic

  USA

  CV Lecture Information

  Session 11. Exercise and Heart Failure Management

  Session Date & Time: July 17 (Fri) 12:30-12:50

  Lecture Title: Keynote: Leveraging Cardiopulmonary Exercise Testing to Reveal HFpEF

• Julio Chirinos

  Univ. of Pennsylvania

  USA

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  Session 4. Translating Vascular Science into Clinical Success: Transforming Raw Data into Life-Saving Outcomes

  Session Date & Time: July 17 (Fri) 14:40-15:00

  Lecture Title: How to Measure Aortic Aging in the Clinic?

  
  

  Session 22. Plenary Lecture

  Session Date & Time: July 18 (Sat) 12:50-13:20

  Lecture Title: Unraveling the Biology and Consequences of Aortic Aging in Humans

• Peter Brubaker

  Wake Forest Univ.

  USA

  CV Lecture Information

  Session 10. A New Frontier of Cardiac Rehabilitation

  Session Date & Time: July 17 (Fri) 09:25-09:45

  Lecture Title: Keynote: Exercise Oncology, A Future Direction for Cardiac Rehabilitation Programs

• Ngoc-Thanh Kim

  Hanoi Medical Univ.

  Vietnam

  CV Lecture Information

  Session Session 24. Forging the Ultimate Lipid Strategy for Clinical Triumph

  Session Date & Time: July 18 (Sat) 16:20-16:40

  Lecture Title: Lp(a) and Arterial Stiffness

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• Jang-Whan Bae

  Internal Medicine

  Chungbuk National University Hospital

  Korea

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  Session 12: Engineering & Clinical Insight into the Current Theranostic Paradigm

  Session Date & Time: July 15 (Fri) 16:30-17:50

  Lecture Title: "Smart Ring": A game changer in chronic disease management

  Well control is very important point for chronic disease, e.g. hypertension. Oscillometric measurement is classical method to check blood pressure, but blood pressure measurement using PPG device have various advantages over classic BP measurement. Ring type device using PPG can be a better alternative for classical cuff type BP measurement.

• Eun Joo Cho

  College of Medicine, The Catholic University of Korea

  Korea

  Lecture Information

  Session 13: Diagnosis & Treatment of Venothromboembolism: Meet the Experts

  Session Date & Time: July 15 (Sat) 08:30-09:35

  Lecture Title: What and how much should be evaluated in VTE patients?

• Jah Yeon Choi

  Cardiovascular Center

  Korea University Guro Hospital

  Korea

  CVLecture Information

  Session 15: From Textbook to Clinic: Case-based Learning with Vascular Textbook Authors & Vascular Specialists

  Session Date & Time: July 15 (Sat) 10:40-12:40

  Lecture Title: Puncture site pain and swelling in patient undergone vascular procedure. What's the next test?

  임상에서 심혈관 시술 후에 puncture site등 검사한 자리가 붓고 아픈 환자를 만났을 때 진단 및 접근 방법.

• Yeonsik Choi

  Materials Science & Engineering

  Yonsei University

  Korea

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  Session 12: Engineering & Clinical Insight into the Current Theranostic Paradigm

  Session Date & Time: July 15 (Sat) 16:30-17:50

  Lecture Title: A bioresorbable pacemaker with transient closed-loop systems

  Modern integrated circuit technology has an impressive ability to maintain stable operation with exceptional reliability, often without undergoing any physical or chemical changes. However, a new class of electronic materials offers the opposite outcome - transient devices that can dissolve, disintegrate, or disappear at specified times or rates. Water-soluble transient electronics present intriguing possibilities for bioresorbable medical implants, which can be tailored to dissolve based on an individual's body chemistry. In my presentation, I will introduce fundamental concepts in chemistry, materials science, and assembly processes related to the development of bioresorbable medical devices. As an illustrative example, I will discuss wireless bioresorbable pacemaker with closed-loop control systems.

• Hyemoon Chung

  College of Medicine, Kyung Hee University,

  Korea

  Lecture Information

  Session 15: From Textbook to Clinic: Case-based Learning with Vascular Textbook Authors & Vascular Specialists

  Session Date & Time: July 15 (Sat) 10:40-12:40

  Lecture Title: Patients with retinal artery occlusion referred from opthalmology. What should we do?
  (망막동맥폐쇄 환자에서 무슨 검사를 해야할까?)

• Sae Young Jae

  Sport Science

  University of Seoul

  Korea

  CVLecture Information

  Session 15: From Textbook to Clinic: Case-based Learning with Vascular Textbook Authors & Vascular Specialists

  Session Date & Time: July 15 (Sat) 10:40-12:40

  Lecture Title: Vascular aging and exercise.(혈관 노화 예방에 어떤 운동이 좋을까?)

  Vascular aging results in structural and functional deterioration of the arterial wall with age. Early vascular aging (EVA) occurs earlier than expected, while healthy vascular aging (HVA) or super-normal vascular aging (SUPERNOVA) occurs later, indicating that arterial aging may not follow chronological aging. Arterial stiffness is a key component of vascular aging and a significant indicator of cardiovascular risk. Regular aerobic exercise is an effective approach to prevent or attenuate age-related arterial stiffening. However, the role of resistance training in arterial stiffness is controversial. Combining aerobic exercise with lifestyle modifications is essential in preventing vascular aging. Aerobic exercise is considered the best medicine for vascular health, and scientific evidence supporting its role in attenuating age-related arterial stiffening will be presented.

• Kee-Chan Joo

  Wellness Academy

  Korea

  CVLecture Information

  Session 6: Nature-friendly Approach to Cardiac Rehabilitation

  Session Date & Time: July 14 (Fri) 15:30-16:40

  Lecture Title: The use of national forest healing center as net-working hub for chronic disease management

  This presentation focuses on how to use National Healing Centers built throughout local geographic areas, especially for the management of chronic diseases like cardiovascular, pulmonary, and cancer.

• Chanhee Jung

  Internal Medicine

  Soonchunhyang University Bucheon hospital

  Korea

  CVLecture Information

  Session 16: Metabolic Derangement and Vascular Health

  Session Date & Time: July 15 (Sat) 13:40-14:40

  Lecture Title: Fatty but muscular skinny' or 'skinny but fit' ; that is the question

• Byung Sik Kim

  Internal medicine

  Hanyang University Guri Hospital

  Korea

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  Session 16: Metabolic Derangement and Vascular Health

  Session Date & Time: July 15 (Sat) 13:40-14:40

  Lecture Title: NAFLD versus MAFLD? from a cardiovascular perspective

  "Metabolic dysfunction-associated fatty liver disease (MAFLD) is a common condition characterized by the accumulation of fat in the liver, which can lead to inflammation, scarring, and liver damage. This condition is often associated with obesity, insulin resistance, and other metabolic disorders. The interplay between MAFLD and the heart is complex and multifactorial, with several mechanisms contributing to the increased cardiovascular risk in patients with this condition. Patients with MAFLD should be carefully monitored for cardiovascular risk factors and counseled on lifestyle modifications and treatment options to reduce their risk of developing cardiovascular disease."

• Hack-Lyoung Kim

  Internal Medicine

  Seoul National University Boramae Medical Center

  Korea

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  Session 5: Hot Topic in Vascular Research in Asia-Pacific (I)

  Session Date & Time: July 14 (Fri) 17:00-18:30

  Lecture Title: The value of the serial measurement of arterial stiffness

  The value of the serial measurement of arterial stiffness has not been well evaluated. In this lecture, I would like to talk about how to use the serial measurement of PWV based on my recent research results.

• Ja Young Kim

  Medical Engineering

  Yonsei University College of Medicine

  Korea

  Lecture Information

  Session 12: Engineering & Clinical Insight into the Current Theranostic Paradigm

  Session Date & Time: July 15 (Sat) 16:30-17:50

  Lecture Title: Decentralized biomedical devices using wearable form-factors

• Mee Kyoung Kim

  Endocrinology

  Yeouido St. Mary's Hospital

  Korea

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  Session 17: Controversy in Vitamin D for Vascular Health

  Session Date & Time: July 15 (Sat) 14:40-16:10

  Lecture Title: Vitamin D deficiency and risk of cardiovascular disease

  Vitamin D is mostly known for its role in intestinal calcium absorption and bone mineralization. Previous studies also reported an association between vitamin D deficiency and risk of hypertension, atherosclerosis, and heart failure. Let's take a look at how vitamin D deficiency is linked to cardiovascular disease risk and what the optimal vitamin D concentration is.

• Seong Tae Kim

  School of Computing

  Kyung Hee University

  Korea

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  Session 18: AI and Research Ethics

  Session Date & Time: July 15 (Sat) 16:30-18:00

  Lecture Title: ChatGPT: Piftall and cautions for use (ChatGPT 사용시 주의사항）

  Recently, ChatGPT has been widely used in many applications. In this talk, Prof. Seong Tae Kim will introduce the major functions of ChatGPT. Also, he will introduce the limitations and pitfalls of the use of ChatGPT.

• Sung Ai Kim

  Hallym University College of Medicine

  Korea

  Lecture Information

  Session 15: From Textbook to Clinic: Case-based Learning with Vascular Textbook Authors & Vascular Specialists

  Session Date & Time: July 15 (Sat) 10:40-12:40

  Lecture Title: A 55-year-old women presenting with one leg edema. Quick test within 5 minutes (한쪽 다리 부종 환자, 빨리 감별하는 법)

• Sungeun Kim

  Internal Medicine

  Kangdong Sacred Heart Hospital, Hallym University

  Korea

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  Session 14: Hot Topic in Coronary Vascular Dysfunction and Myocardium

  Session Date & Time: July 15 (Sat) 09:35-10:20

  Lecture Title: Vasospastic angina: Contemporary review and insights from VA-KOREA

  The Variant Angina Korea (VA-KOREA) registry is a nationwide prospective multicenter registry designed to reflect the real-world clinical data of Korean patients with vasospastic angina (VSA). A total of 2,960 patients with chest pain and presumed VSA who underwent coronary angiography (CAG) and an ergonovine provocation test were enrolled.

• Hyungdon Kook

  Internal Medicine

  Hanyang University Hospital

  Korea

  CVLecture Information

  Session 18: AI and Research Ethics

  Session Date & Time: July 15 (Sat) 16:30-18:00

  Lecture Title: ChatGPT: How to use? (ChatGPT의 유용한 기능 실제 활용법)

  Chat GPT is a state-of-the-art language model that can be effectively utilized in the medical and academic fields. As a language model, Chat GPT can assist in various tasks, such as natural language understanding and generation, which are crucial in the medical field. With its ability to understand and generate human-like responses, Chat GPT can be used for clinical documentation, medical record keeping, and even patient communication. Additionally, Chat GPT can aid in medical research by analyzing large amounts of medical data and generating insights. It can also assist in medical education by providing students with personalized learning experiences. Overall, Chat GPT's versatility makes it a valuable tool for the medical and academic communities.

• Oh Hoon Kwon

  Cardiology

  Hansol Hospital

  Korea

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  Session 18: AI and Research Ethics

  Session Date & Time: July 15 (Sat) 16:30-18:00

  Lecture Title: Manuscripts using AI: Be allowed? (AI를 활용한 원고나 논문 어디까지 인정할 것인가?)

  As the role of artificial intelligence (AI) increased in various fields, the influence of AI also increased in research paper writing. AI has the potential to play a significant role in assisting with the writing of scientific papers. Google’s conversational AI Bard answered that “AI can be used to help with a variety of tasks, such as generating new ideas for research papers by analyzing large datasets of scientific literature, writing the text of a scientific paper, including the introduction, methods, results, and discussion sections, checking for plagiarism in scientific papers by comparing the text of the paper to a large database of other papers, and formatting scientific papers according to the style guidelines of a particular journal.” In contrast, there are many ethical concerns about the use of AI in scientific paper writing.
  
  In particular, the emergence of fake papers and systematic manipulation of papers have led to the need to upgrade tools to detect research integrity and research irregularities. The COPE (Committee on Publication Ethics) Forum (March 23, 2023) discussed various ethical issues in writing papers using AI including the questions about whether it is acceptable and ethical practice for authors to write academic papers using AI. COPE has joined organizations such as WAME (World Association of Medical Editors) and JAMA Network, stating that AI tools cannot be listed as authors of the paper. COPE position statement denotes that “AI tools cannot meet the requirements for authorship as they cannot take responsibility for the submitted work. As non-legal entities, they cannot assert the presence or absence of conflicts of interest nor manage copyright and license agreements.” The use of AI in scientific paper writing is a complex issue with both potential benefits and risks. It is important to be aware of the limitations of AI and to use it in a responsible way.

• Hae-Young Lee

  Internal medicine

  Seoul National University College of Medicine

  Korea

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  Session 4: Application of Artificial Intelligence and Novel Device

  Session Date & Time: July 14 (Fri) 15:30-17:00

  Lecture Title: Cuffless blood pressure measurement device: What's the future?

• Heesun Lee

  Internal Medicine

  Healthcare System Gangnam Center, Seoul National University Hospital

  Korea

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  Session 17: Controversy in Vitamin D for Vascular Health

  Session Date & Time: July 15 (Sat) 14:40-16:10

  Lecture Title: Interpretation of vitamin D test, commonly used in health check-up

  Vitamin D is now recognized not only for its importance in bone health in children and adults but also as one of the cardiovascular risk factors. Therefore, vitamin D testing is excessively used in clinical practice, despite the clinical guidelines' statements against population screening for vitamin D deficiency. In this lecture, I'd like to talk about the evidence, indications, and interpretation for vitamin D tests in the general population.

• Joo Myung Lee

  Internal Medicine

  Samsung Medical Center

  Korea

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  Session 14: Hot Topic in Coronary Vascular Dysfunction and Myocardium

  Session Date & Time: July 15 (Sat) 09:35-10:20

  Lecture Title: Coronary microvascular dysfunction in cardiomyopathy

  Coronary microvascular dysfunction in cardiomyopathy My presentation will show how invasive physiologic assessment for microcirculatory function can be used in cardiomyopathy and how these information can be applied in clinical practice.

• Nuri Lee

  Cardiology

  Chonnam National University Hwasun Hospital

  Korea

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  Session 15: From Textbook to Clinic: Case-based Learning with Vascular Textbook Authors & Vascular Specialists

  Session Date & Time: July 15 (Sat) 10:40-12:40

  Lecture Title: "A 78-year-old men with 40mmHg difference in blood pressure on both arms (양쪽 팔의 혈압차이가 보내는 시그널은?)"

  In this lecture, the clinical meaning of a significant difference between the measured blood pressure from both arms based on case studies would be discussed.

• Young-Ki Lee

  Internal Medicine

  Hallym University College of Medicine

  Korea

  CV Lecture Information

  Session 17: Controversy in Vitamin D for Vascular Health

  Session Date & Time: July 15 (Sat) 14:40-16:10

  Lecture Title: Vitamin D testing and supplementation are helpful

  Although measuring vitamin D levels and supplementing with oral vitamin D has become commonplace, no health benefits have been demonstrated in clinical trials. Routine vitamin D supplementation does not extend life, reduce the incidence of cancer or cardiovascular disease, or lower fracture rates.
  
  Decisions about vitamin D testing and supplementation should be based on clinical reasons for an individual patient's risk of vitamin D deficiency. In the Vitamin D and Type 2 Diabetes study, vitamin D supplementation did not significantly reduce the risk of diabetes compared with placebo, but there was a significant benefit in patients with blood 25-hydroxyvitamin D [25(OH)D] levels below 12 ng/mL.
  
  In patients with chronic kidney disease, calcitriol deficiency reduces intestinal absorption of calcium and causes hypocalcemia, which is a major stimulus for PTH secretion. This can lead to secondary hyperparathyroidism and Chronic Kidney Disease–Mineral and Bone Disorder (CKD-MBD). Therefore, the Kidney Disease: Improving Global Outcomes (KDIGO) guidelines recommend measuring 25(OH)D levels in patients with stage 3 or higher CKD, suggesting repeat testing and therapeutic intervention based on baseline values, and correcting vitamin D deficiency.

• Seung-Kwon Myung

  Department of Family Medicine and Department of Cancer AI & Digital Health

  National Cancer Center

  Korea

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  Session 17: Controversy in Vitamin D for Vascular Health

  Session Date & Time: July 15 (Sat) 14:40-16:10

  Lecture Title: Stop Vitamin D Screening and Supplementation!

  It seems that vitamin D deficiency is a pandemic. However, this phenomenon is due to an extremely high level of serum vitamin D, which corresponds to the recommended dietary allowance (RDA) of vitamin D. There has been a common misconception that the RDA for a certain nutrient is the cut point for its deficiency and that the entire populations must intake at least the RDA amount to achieve bone health. Thus, most people become to be diagnosed with vitamin D deficiency if they take vitamin testing. Injected or oral vitamin D supplementation is found to be ineffective for the prevention or treatment of osteoporosis or fractures/falls based on the findings from the meta-analyses of randomized controlled trials Stop vitamin D screening and supplementation!

• Sang Hoon Na

  Internal Medicine

  Seoul National University Hospital

  Korea

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  Session 13: Diagnosis & Treatment of Venothromboembolism: Meet the Experts

  Session Date & Time: July 15 (Sat) 08:30-09:35

  Lecture Title: Anticoagulation strategy for treatment of VTE in the era of COVID-19

  Because patients with COVID-19 may coexist with VTE, knowing how to prevent VTE in the context of COVID-19, along with treatment for VTE, will be helpful to healthcare professionals. In this lecture, we will learn about the treatment and prevention of VTE in the COVID-19 era.

• Ki Chang Nam

  Medical Engineering

  Dongguk University College of Medicine

  Korea

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  Session 12: Engineering & Clinical Insight into the Current Theranostic Paradigm

  Session Date & Time: July 15 (Sat) 16:30-17:50

  Lecture Title: Radial Artery Tonometry to Monitor Hemodynamics

  The radial artery tonometry device to measure hemodynamic parameter includes stroke volume and blood pressure will be introduced. The developed system is equipped with multi-channel array transducers and precise moving actuator to apply pressure automatically by a given algorithm.

• Jeong Bae Park

  Medicine

  JB lab and clinic

  Korea

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  Session 2: Use of Arterial Stiffness in Clinical Practice

  Session Date & Time: July 14 (Fri) 13:00-14:40

  Lecture Title: Use of arterial stiffness in clinical practice, Introduction

  Arteriosclerosis or arterial stiffening is a progressive aging process that predicts cardiovascular disease. Up to now, pulse wave velocity has emerged as a noninvasive, valid, and reliable method to measure arterial stiffening. Although it is widely used in routine medical checkups it has been less used in clinics. And also clinical application of measuring pulse wave velocity has focused as a tool for the prediction of future cardiovascular events, even though there are many arguments. Guidelines on this issue are divided. Guideline in Europe favors the use of PWV measurements in the clinic but guideline from North America says no further benefit in addition to conventional risk factors. Here we discuss what it matters in Asia.

• Sang Min Park

  Cardiology

  Eulji University Medical Center

  Korea

  CVLecture Information

  Session 18: AI and Research Ethics

  Session Date & Time: July 15 (Sat) 16:30-18:00

  Lecture Title: How to identify manusctipts written by AI (AI가 작성한 원고를 알아내는 방법)

  최근 사회의 대변혁중에 하나인 Open AI 기반의 학술활동에 대한 윤리적 관점에 대한 기술적인 리뷰입니다.

• Sujin Park

  National Institute of Forest Science

  Korea

  Lecture Information

  Session 6: Nature-friendly Approach to Cardiac Rehabilitation

  Session Date & Time: July 14 (Fri) 15:30-16:40

  Lecture Title: Therapeutic effect of forest environment on cardiovascular disorder

• Sungha Park

  Internal Medicine

  Yonsei University College of Medicine

  Korea

  CV Lecture Information

  Session 11: Hot Topic in Vascular Research in Asia-Pacific (II)

  Session Date & Time: July 15 (Sat) 14:40-16:10

  Lecture Title: Blood pressure levels and risks of dementia

• Yunseok Roh

  PKLab

  Korea

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  Session 6: Nature-friendly Approach to Cardiac Rehabilitation

  Session Date & Time: July 14 (Fri) 15:30-16:40

  Lecture Title: Analysis of exercise environment in national forest healing centers

  “Forest Therapy”is a research-based healing practice through immersion in forests with the aim of promoting mental and physical health and improving disease prevention while at the same time being able to enjoy and appreciate the forest. The national forest healing center in Youngju, Gyungbuk-Province provides forest therapy through long-term and short-term lodging for those who want to experience a nature-friendly life.

• Mihae Seo

  Internal Medicine

  Soonchunhyang University Hospital, Gumi

  Korea

  Lecture Information

  Session 16: Metabolic Derangement and Vascular Health

  Session Date & Time: July 15 (Sat) 13:40-14:40

  Lecture Title: Insulin resistance trajectory and IR per se, associated outcome (metabolic, vascular health)

• Eui-Cheol Shin

  Immunology

  KAIST

  Korea

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  Session 11: Hot Topic in Vascular Research in Asia-Pacific (II)

  Session Date & Time: July 15 (Sat) 14:40-16:10

  Lecture Title: Virus and immunosenescence in CVD

  Immune responses, particularly responses by senescent immune cells are known to be involved in vascular diseases. In this lecture, innate and adaptive immune responses and immunosenescence will be discussed in relation to vascular diseases.

• Jongyun Won

  Radiology

  Severance Hospital, Yonsei University College of Medicine

  Korea

  CVLecture Information

  Session 13: Diagnosis & Treatment of Venothromboembolism: Meet the Experts

  Session Date & Time: July 15 (Sat) 08:30-09:35

  Lecture Title: Interventional treatment for treatment of VTE: When & How to?

  Introduction of interventional treatment of deep vein thrombosis such as aspiration thrombectomy, venous angioplasty, and filter placement.