Meeting Information

Percutaneous Coronary Intervention (PCI) has been one of treatment options to care the patients suffering from prevalent cardiovascular disease and it is the main subject of COMPLEX PCI.
COMPLEX PCI: Make it Simple - Technical Forum A to Z is designed to provide a valuable learning experience about WHY, HOW, WHERE PCI for all members of the heart team.

• Appropriate Patients / Treatment Selection
• Review Interventional Techniques and Devices from the Fundamental to the Newest Point of View Related to Patient Care in the Complex Coronary Intervention Disease
• Compare and Contrast Different Approaches to Treat the Same Type of Lesion
• Learn Various Treatment Strategies through Reviewing Diverse Challenging Cases Submitted from All Around the World and Discussing with the World Renowned Experts

• Diverse Case Demonstration
  Share and gain particular intervention techniques with master-class interventional experts.
• Featured Lectures
  Upgrade your knowledge on diverse interventional cardiology topics through world-renowned experts’ lectures and interactive discussions.
• e-Science Station
  Discover latest idea on selected cases and leave your comment.
• Daily Newspaper
  Stay informed with hot topics covered in a day by checking out daily newspaper articles issued right after the day
• Live Chat Service
  Participate in a real-time chat platform to discuss any questions you have or wish to dive deeper into through the live chat feature.
• Training Course
  Gain particular intervention techniques by watching demonstration of industry professionals.
• Virtual Booth
  Browse virtual booths of sponsors and get related information

• Interventional Cardiologists
• General Cardiologists
• Physicians who are Interested in Cardiology and Vascular Medicine
• Radiologists
• Basic Scientists
• Vascular Medicine Specialists
• Nurses and Technologists
• Healthcare Professionals with Special Interest in the Interventional Vascular Therapy and Medicine

COMPLEX PCI is organized by CardioVasucular Research Foundation (CVRF) and supported by Heart Institute of Asan Medical Center (Seoul, Korea) and partially funded by educational grants from commercial supporters.
The CardioVascular Research Foundation wishes to extend special appreciation to Clinical Research Center for Ischemic Heart Disease for their continued support to our programs.