| 발표번호 및 시간 |
초록제목 |
발표자 |
책임저자 |
| Focused Session Ⅱ_11월 6일_09:00-09:05 |
Opening Remarks: Why are we still arguing about cardioplegia? |
Pedro J. del Nido (Boston Children's Hospital) |
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| Focused Session Ⅱ_11월 6일_09:05-09:17 |
Arrest, Protect, Recover: The Mechanism Behind Cardioplegic Solusion |
Kyungsub Song (Keimyung Univ. Dongsan Hosp.) |
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| Focused Session Ⅱ_11월 6일_09:17-09:29 |
How Long is Long Enough? Redosing Intervals and the Limits of Single-Dose Protection in Complex Cardiac Surgery |
Serdar Gunaydin (YIH Univ. Medical Park Hosp.) |
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| Focused Session Ⅱ_11월 6일_09:29-09:35 |
Panel Discussion: QnA
Panel: Woosik Han (Chung-ang Univ. Gwangmyeong Hosp.), Suryeun Chung (Samsung Medical Center), You Jung Ok (SMG-SNU Boramae Medical Center) |
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| Focused Session Ⅱ_11월 6일_09:35-09:47 |
Rethinking Intermittent Blood Cardioplegia: What Do We Give Up with a Single Shot? |
Joon Chul Jung (Seoul National Univ. Bundang Hosp.) |
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| Focused Session Ⅱ_11월 6일_09:47-09:59 |
Myocardial Protection in Minimally Invasive Cardiac Surgery: The Role of Bretschneider's Solution and Beyond |
Murat Mukharyamov (University Hospital Jena) |
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| Focused Session Ⅱ_11월 6일_09:59-10:05 |
Panel Discussion: QnA
Panel: Woosik Han (Chung-ang Univ. Gwangmyeong Hosp.), Suryeun Chung (Samsung Medical Center), You Jung Ok (SMG-SNU Boramae Medical Center)" |
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| Focused Session Ⅱ_11월 6일_10:05-10:30 |
Panel Discussion – Matching the Solution to the Case
Panel: Woosik Han (Chung-ang Univ. Gwangmyeong Hosp.), Suryeun Chung (Samsung Medical Center), You Jung Ok (SMG-SNU Boramae Medical Center) |
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| Focused Session Ⅱ_11월 6일_10:05-10:08 |
Contemporary Use of Cardioplegic Solution in Korea What are Korean surgeons actually using in 2026? |
Ho Jin Kim (Asan Medical Center) |
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| Focused Session Ⅱ_11월 6일_10:08-10:25 |
Case 1: Severe AS, small aortic root, severe LV hypertrophy |
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Case 2: MICS with unexpected prolonged clamp (second MV repair failed) |
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| Focused Session Ⅱ_11월 6일_10:25-10:30 |
Closing Synthesis: What the Evidence Cannot Yet Tell Us |
Pedro J. del Nido (Boston Children's Hospital) |
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