Junqing Yang, MD | China : CTO PCI at its Most Complex Level: Master CaseSeries: Case 2

Junqing Yang, MD | China : CTO PCI at its Most Complex Level: Master CaseSeries: Case 2

来自：C³ 2020 Virtual Conference CTO WEBINAR SERIES—— Coronary CTO Intervention Session 1

论坛：Coronary CTO Intervention Session 1

Jaikirshan Khatri, MD | Ohio : Why Do We Chase Coronary CTO in 2020?Evidence and Literature
Craig Thompson, MD | New York : CTO Angiography: Performance and Analysis
Ashish Pershad, MD | Arizona : Evolution of CTO Guidewire Designs: How It HasEvolved My North American Approach
Eugene Wu, MD | Hong Kong : Reverse CART to Antegrade Wire Access: AGuide to Externalization Tip-in, Rendezvous, andSnaring from the APCTO Club
Mir Basir, DO | Michigan : Evolution of CTO Microcatheter Designs: How ithas Helped My CTO Practice?
Khaldoon Alaswad, MD | Michigan : Tools to Solve CTO Complications: Coils, CoveredStents, Snares, etc.
Goran Olivecrona, MD | Sweden : CTO PCI at its Most Complex Level: Master CaseSeries: Case 1
Junqing Yang, MD | China : CTO PCI at its Most Complex Level: Master CaseSeries: Case 2
Parag Doshi, MD | Chicago : CTO PCI at its Most Complex Level: Master CaseSeries: Case 3
Bin Liu, MD | China : CTO Coronary Contributions from Pakistan andChina: Case 1
Bashir Hanif, MD | Pakistan : CTO Coronary Contributions from Pakistan andChina: Case 2
Nadir Khan, MD | Pakistan : CTO Coronary Contributions from Pakistan andChina: Case 3
Asim Javed, MD | Pakistan : CTO Coronary Contributions from Pakistan andChina: Case 4