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HEADER | SCCT2019 | 114TH ANNUAL SCIENTIFIC MEETING

PROGRAM

JULY 11 - 14, 2019 BALTIMORE MARRIOTT WATERFRONT BALTIMORE, MARYLAND

04 / THANKS

05 / WELCOME LETTER

06 / AWARDS

09 / SCCT OVERVIEW/OBJECTIVES

10 / RELATIONSHIP INFORMATION

12 / DISCLOSURES

15 / MOBILE APP & WIFI INFO

18 / SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE

20 / SOCIAL MEDIA MINI-SYMPOSIUM

21 / HIGHLIGHTED SESSIONS

22 / DAILY SCHEDULE

34 / HIGHLIGHTED ABSTRACTS

38 / POSTER ABSTRACTS

46 / SPEAKERS AND CHAIRS

50 / CE SESSION LIST

52 / SATELLITE SYMPOSIA

53 / VENUE MAP

54 / PARTNER THANK YOU

54 / EXHIBITORS

55 / EXHIBIT HALL

CONTENTS

WOMEN IN CT RECEPTION

Thursday, July 11 | 6:30 - 7:30 PM | Hospitality Suite - Room 1132

INTERNATIONAL/IRC AFTER PARTY

Friday, July 12 | 7:30 - 8:15 PM Hospitality Suite - Room 1132

TWEET-UP! AND TRAINEE/EARLY CAREER AFTER-PARTY

Friday, July 12 | 7:30 - 8:15 PM | Dover A

TECHNOLOGIST COFFEE AND CONVERSATION

Saturday, July 13 | 7:30 - 8:30 AM | Laurel

MORE NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES

14TH ANNUAL SCIENTIFIC

MEETING OF THE SOCIETY

OF CARDIOVASCULAR

COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHYCOMPLIMENTARY WITH YOUR SCCT2019 REGISTRATION. GATHER WITH COLLEAGUES FOR A GREAT NETWORKING OPPORTUNITY. FOOD AND DRINKS WILL BE SERVED.

COCKTAIL RECEPTIONFRIDAY, JULY 12 | 6:15 - 7:45PM

July 11 - 14, 2019

SCCT AT CAMDEN YARDS: BASEBALL GAMESaturday, July 13 | 6:10 - 10:15 PM (separate registration required)

2019 COMPREHENSIVE

BOARD REVIEW

AND UPDATE OF

CARDIOVASCULAR CT July 10 - 11, 2019

4 | SCCT2019 | THANKS

We are indebted to the following for giving their valuable time to plan the 14th Annual

Scientific Meeting. These individuals have shaped the SCCT2019 program over many

hours of tireless work, and SCCT is thankful for their tremendous contribution.

PRESIDENT-ELECT AND

ANNUAL SCIENTIFIC MEETING

PROGRAM COMMITTEE CHAIR

Ron Blankstein, MD, FSCCT

CO-CHAIR

Koen Nieman, MD, PhD, FSCCT

MEMBERS

Aiden Abidov, MD, PhD

Marcio Bittencourt, MD, PhD, MPH

Michael Blaha, MD, MPH

Kelley Branch, MD, FSCCT

Andrew Choi, MD, FSCCT

Patricia Dickson, LRT(CT)

Brian Ghoshhajra, MD, MBA, FSCCT

Pal Maurovich-Horvat, MD, PhD, MPH, FSCCT

Ed Nicol, MD, MBA, FSCCT

Manuja Premaratne, MD, MBBS

Michael Steigner, MD

PRESIDENT

Suhny Abbara, MD, FSCCT

SCCT COMPREHENSIVE BOARD REVIEW AND

UPDATE OF CARDIOVASCULAR CT COURSE

DIRECTORS

Eric Williamson, MD, FSCCT

Armin A. Zadeh, MD, PhD, MPH, FSCCT

2019 ABSTRACT COMMITTEE CHAIR

James Earls, MD, FSCCT

2019 BEST ABSTRACT AWARD CHAIR

Milind Desai, MD, FSCCT

2019 YOUNG INVESTIGATOR AWARDS CHAIR

Ronald Karlsberg, MD, FSCCT

2019 SOAR AWARDS CHAIR


THANK YOU

HOURSBADGE PRINTING AND ONSITE REGISTRATION HOURS | Level 3

SPEAKER READY ROOM HOURSFalkland | Level 4

WEDNESDAY, JULY 10 7:00 AM – 5:30 PM

THURSDAY, JULY 11 7:00 AM – 6:30 PM

FRIDAY, JULY 12 6:30 AM – 6:30 PM

SATURDAY, JULY 13 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM

SUNDAY, JULY 14 7:30 AM – 1:00 PM

WEDNESDAY, JULY 10 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM

THURSDAY, JULY 11 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM

FRIDAY, JULY 12 6:30 AM – 6:00 PM

SATURDAY, JULY 13 6:30 AM – 5:30 PM

SUNDAY, JULY 14 7:30 AM – 12:00 PM

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DEAR DISTINGUISHED COLLEAGUES AND GUESTS,

The Society of Cardiovascular Computed Tomography (SCCT), along with the SCCT Annual Scientific

Meeting Program Committee, welcomes you to this year’s Annual Scientific Meeting (SCCT2019). We

are excited to have you join us in Baltimore, Maryland.

This year’s program offers many opportunities to network with distinguished leaders and colleagues

in the field through a wide range of sessions and social events. These include case presentations,

Read with the Experts, debates and sessions on multimodality imaging and CT in structural heart

disease. In addition, there are five networking sessions where you can connect with colleagues from

around the globe, as well as a chance to have fun when SCCT heads to Camden Yards to watch the

Baltimore Orioles play baseball. The Plenary Session will feature the Arthur S. Agatston Awardee

Dr. Roger Blumenthal, as well as Gold Awardees Drs. Jonathon Leipsic and Gilbert Raff. We will also

introduce a new award named in honor of Dr. Stephan Achenbach, who will be its inaugural recipient.

Please plan on attending the Cocktail Reception on Friday, July 12 from 6:15 – 7:45 PM in the Exhibit

Hall — complimentary with SCCT2019 registration. This is a great networking opportunity.

In the Exhibit Hall, you will also find many opportunities to gain hands-on experience while hearing

about the newest products and latest trends from industry experts and representatives. Town Hall

debates and poster and Rapid Fire eposter presentations offer multiple opportunities to learn about

cutting edge research in the field. A special mini-symposium on Social Media will be held on Friday,

July 12 from 3:10 - 4:45 PM and will explore how to leverage social media to become better educated

on and better connected to cardiovascular CT. We encourage you to take advantage of these learning

opportunities.

Thank you for choosing to attend SCCT2019. We hope that your attendance provides you with a

creative and educational exchange of ideas that result in a worthwhile and personally rewarding

experience.

Sincerely,

WELCOME TO BALTIMORE

RON BLANKSTEIN, MD, FSCCTChair, Annual Scientific Meeting Program Committee

SCCT President-Elect

SUHNY ABBARA, MD, FSCCTSCCT President

AWARDS | SCCT2019 | 7

ACHENBACH PIONEER AWARD IN CARDIOVASCULAR COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHYNamed in honor of Dr. Stephan Achenbach, this new award will recognize

leaders who have made pioneering contributions to the field.

STEPHAN ACHENBACH, MD, FSCCT

Chairman of Cardiology and Professor of Medicine, University of Erlangen

Stephan Achenbach, MD, FSCCT is the founding president of SCCT, serving in this capacity from 2005

to 2007. He was one of the inaugural recipients of the Gold Medal Award in 2015, and is credited with

pioneering research in the early detection and characterization of coronary atherosclerosis and for

the support of coronary and cardiovascular interventional procedures. He is the president-elect of the

European Society of Cardiology.

SCCT2019 ARTHUR S. AGATSTON CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE PREVENTION AWARDROGER S. BLUMENTHAL, MD

Director of Johns Hopkins Ciccarone Center for the Prevention of

Cardiovascular Disease | Professor of Medicine at John Hopkins Medicine

Dr. Arthur S. Agatston, the award’s namesake, is a visionary and pioneer

in the field of noninvasive cardiac imaging and one of the world’s leading

preventive cardiologists. This award promotes the prevention of death from heart disease by

recognizing individuals whose pioneering efforts have saved lives from the leading killer throughout

the world, coronary artery disease.

SCCT is pleased to present this award to Roger S. Blumental, MD for his lifelong contributions to

the field of cardiovascular disease prevention, including the noninvasive detection of coronary

atherosclerosis and the development of new strategies to optimize the management of

cardiovascular disease risk factors.

6 | SCCT2019 | AWARDS

SCCT2019 GOLD MEDAL AWARDThe Gold Medal Award recognizes outstanding leaders who have made landmark contributions

to the field of cardiovascular CT and to the Society.

JONATHON LEIPSIC, MD, FSCCT

Chairman of Radiology, Providence Health Care | Vice-chairman of

Research, University of British Columbia, Department of Radiology |

Professor of Radiology and Cardiology, University of British Columbia

Dr. Leipsic is a former SCCT president (2015 – 2016), He has over 415 peer

reviewed manuscripts in press or in print, over 300 scientific abstracts,

and is the editor of 2 textbooks. He speaks internationally on a number of

cardiopulmonary imaging topics with over 150 invited lectures.

GILBERT RAFF, MD, FSCCT

Director of Advanced Cardiovascular Imaging, Beaumont Health |

Florine and J. Peter Ministrelli endowed Chair for Cardiovascular Research

Gilbert Raff, MD has been practicing medicine for over 40 years. Dr. Raff

is a founding Board member for SCCT. His major research interests include

radiation dose reduction in cardiac computed tomography, as well as, the use

of coronary computed tomography angiography and CT-derived fractional flow

reserve in the diagnosis of acute chest pain.

AWARDS

CLAIMING CME? SCAN IN TO GET COUNTED. If you are claiming CME for SCCT2019. Follow these steps:

1. Scan your badge at the iPad as you enter the session room.2. Complete the SCCT2019 survey on Sunday.3. Print your CME certificate from your Professional Development

journal in your SCCT online account.

Forgot to scan in? Go the the SCCT booth for help getting checked in.

8 | SCCT2019 | HEADER

SCCT OUTSTANDING ACADEMIC RESEARCH (SOAR) AWARDSThe SCCT Outstanding Academic Research

(SOAR) Awards are provided through the

generous support of Siemens Healthineers. This

year’s finalists are:

ANDRES F. ABADIA, MD

OMAR DZAYE, MD

VARUN BHASIN, MD

ALEJANDRO PENA, JR, MD

ALEXANDER VAN ROSENDAEL, MD

The SOAR Awards Program supports the

professional and clinical development of a

select number of early career radiologists

and cardiologists. Early career physicians and

scientists who have completed a cardiovascular

CT imaging training program within the last

four years were encouraged to apply. From

the submissions, five finalists were selected to

present on Friday, July 12 from 1:30 – 3 PM. The

winners will receive monetary prizes.

13TH ANNUAL CANON YOUNG INVESTIGATOR AWARDS (YIA)The 13th Annual Canon Young Investigator

Awards (YIA) in cardiovascular computed

tomography is provided through the generous

support of Canon Medical Systems, Inc. This

year’s finalists are:

BRENDAN COLVERT, PHD

FERNANDO KAY, MD, PHD

ALAN KWAN, MD

PRISCILLA MCELHINNEY, BS

JONATHAN WEIR-MCCALL, PHD, MBCHB

The program is intended to promote the

research and writing skills of the trainees,

as well as their oral presentation skills, and

may provide the catalyst for some trainees

to become future thought leaders in the

field of cardiovascular imaging. SCCT and Canon

Medical Systems, Inc. recognize the importance

of supporting the educational development of

our radiology residents and cardiology

fellows. Watch these oral presentations on

Saturday, July 13 from 1:30 – 3 PM. Two winners

will be recognized at the closing ceremony

on Sunday, July 14. The winners will receive

monetary prizes.

CARDIOVASCULAR RESEARCH FOUNDATION OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA — MA FAMILY BEST ABSTRACT AWARDThe Best Abstract Award is provided through

the generous support of the Cardiovascular

Research Foundation of Southern California

(CVRF of So. Ca.). This award is open to all

abstracts submitted to SCCT2019. A panel of

judges selects a winner, who will be recognized

at the closing session on Sunday, July 14 with

a $5,000 award. Two runners-up will recieve

monetary prizes.

SPECIAL AWARD SESSIONS

Plenary Session Friday, July 12 | 8 - 9:30am• Agatston Award• Gold Awards• Achenbach Pioneer Award• DeHaan Award

Oral Abstracts: SOAR prestinationsFriday, July 12 | 1:30 - 3pm

Oral Abstracts: YIA presentationsSaturday, July 13 | 1:30 - 3pm

Closing SessionSunday, July 14 | 11:25am - 12:30pm• Siemens SOAR Award• Canon YIA Award• CVRF of So. Ca. - Ma Family Best

Abstract Award

8 | SCCT2019 | AWARDS HEADER | SCCT2019 | 9SCCT OVERVIEW AND OBJECTIVES | SCCT2019 |9

STATEMENT OF NEED Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause

of death in the United States and imposes

an ever increasing burden on healthcare

systems. Rapidly changing technology and the

criteria for its use continue to be at the forefront

in the diagnosis and treatment of patients

presenting with possible cardiovascular disease.

Due to advancing technologies in cardiovascular

imaging, it is essential that we close the

knowledge, competence, and performance

gaps by bringing together experts in the field to

provide peer-to-peer education and interactive

discussion through case-based, didactic, and

interactive sessions. Cardiologists, radiologists,

technologists, and other clinicians with an

interest in cardiovascular disease will benefit

from the varied formats at SCCT2019. SCCT has

designed the SCCT2019 — 14th Annual Scientific

Meeting to address and narrow the practice gaps

of its members.

OVERVIEW AND OBJECTIVESThe SCCT2019 Annual Scientific Meeting is

designed to engage physicians and healthcare

professionals interpreting cardiovascular CT in a

comprehensive exploration of the most current

developments in the field of cardiovascular CT

principles, methodologies, appropriateness

criteria, and clinical practice.

Didactic lectures, image-based case examples,

and research in cardiovascular CT are designed

to increase the competence and performance of

the physician and technologist performing and

interpreting cardiovascular

CT. The Annual Scientific Meeting will focus

on the technological advances, as well as

the potential applications and limitations of

cardiovascular CT.

» Discuss with colleagues the parameters

which result in maximum image quality

while minimizing radiation exposure

during cardiovascular CT.

» Identify potential common image

artifacts which contribute to

inappropriate analysis of cardiovascular

CT scans.

» Determine when an alternative imaging

method would improve the diagnosis of a

specific cardiovascular anomaly.

» Critically evaluate those data which

indicate potential applications of

cardiovascular CT in other patient studies.

» Evaluate the emerging research in

cardiovascular CT to determine its

possible role in changing the

current evidence-based protocols or

stimulating additional research.

» Discuss the appropriate use of

cardiovascular CT with colleagues

and patients.

AT THE CONCLUSION OF THE MEETING, PARTICIPANTS SHOULD BE BETTER ABLE TO:

MEETING OBJECTIVES

10 | SCCT2019 | HEADER RELATIONSHIP INFORMATION | SCCT2019 | 11CME INFORMATION | SCCT2019 | 10

ACCREDITATIONThe Society of Cardiovascular

Computed Tomography is

accredited by the Accreditation

Council for Continuing Medical

Education (ACCME) to provide

continuing medical education for physicians.

A list of all CME session can by found on the

mobile app.

DESIGNATIONThe Society of Cardiovascular Computed

Tomography designates this live activity for

a maximum 19.0 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ .

NOTE: CME Credit is preliminary and may

increase or decrease incrementally as the

program schedule evolves.

CE INFORMATION

20.0 Category A+ credits have been

approved through the American

Society of Radiologic Technologists (ASRT) .

A full list of CE sessions is available on page 50

and on the mobile app.

DISCLOSURE POLICYIt is the policy of the Society of Cardiovascular

Computed Tomography, as a Society accredited

by the ACCME, to adhere to the ACCME

Accreditation Criteria; the ACCME Standards

for Commercial Support: Standards to Ensure

Independence in CME Activities; the ACCME

Policies and Definitions; and American Medical

Association (AMA) Physician’s Recognition

Award (PRA) and credit system as well as

other regulations and laws as they relate to the

provision of CME. SCCT requires everyone in a

position to control the content of an educational

activity to disclose all relevant financial

relationships with any commercial interest. This

is required during the planning process to ensure

resolution of any identified conflicts well in

advance of the educational activity. The ACCME

defines “relevant financial relationships” as

financial relationships in any amount, occurring

within the past 12 months, including financial

relationships of a spouse or life partner, which

could create a conflict of interest. SCCT discloses

support of the educational activity through grants

or in-kind support, as well as the discussion of

unlabeled or unapproved use of any drug, device,

or procedure prior to the educational activity.

The Society of Cardiovascular Computed

Tomography presents this activity for

educational purposes only and does not endorse

any product, content of presentation, or exhibit.

Participants are expected to utilize their own

expertise and judgment while engaged in the

practice of medicine.

19.00 20.00AMA PRA CATEGORY 1 CREDITSTM

ASRT CATEGORY A+ CREDITS

CME INFORMATION

10 | SCCT2019 | RELATIONSHIP INFORMATION

Speakers/topics/disclosure information received in SCCT office. A spreadsheet is prepared with all this information.

CME Committee reviews the spreadsheet to determine if there is a POTENTIAL COI

SCCT Staff completes disclosure information

Presentation is received prior to meeting Presentation not received

prior to meeting

Presentation reviewed by Education Manager for conflict

and document on form Flag faculty at registration

Yes, conflict is identified, presentation reviewed by CME Committee

members. Letter sent with proposed changes, require confirmation that

changes have been made

Presentations will not be uploaded

until reviewed by Education Manager

No disclosure/ speaker accepted

Yes, print disclosure

No conflict, print

disclosure

Confirmation not received

No, faculty is replaced and will not be reimbursed according to the 2019 SCCT Reimbursement policy

If a POTENTIAL Conflict is identified

No, speaker accepted print disclosure

CME Committee members have completed the SCCT Financial Disclosure

Form. If a potential COI exists then it is vetted through the Education Chair.

Yes, letter sent to faculty with commercial support policy and request to send presentation 2 weeks prior to meeting

On site the final presentation is reviewed and changes have been executed

LIVE ACTIVITY CONFLICT IDENTIFICATION AND MANAGEMENT CHART

RELATIONSHIPS

12 | SCCT2019 | DISCLOSURES DISCLOSURES | SCCT2019 | 13

ANNUAL SCIENTIFIC MEETING (ASM) 2019 PROGRAM COMMITTEE

CHAIR: RON BLANKSTEIN, MD, FSCCT Amgen, Inc. (Consultant; Grant/Research Support) Astellas, Inc. (Grant/Research Support)

CO-CHAIR: KOEN NIEMAN, MD, PHD, FSCCT Bayer (Grant/Research Support) GE Healthcare (Grant/Research Support) HeartFlow (Grant/Research Support) Siemens Healthcare (Grant/Research Support)

SUHNY ABBARA, MD, FSCCT Disclosures: Amirsys/Elsevier (Royalties)

AIDEN ABIDOV, MD, PHD Astellas Pharma (Grant/Research Support) Boehringer Ingelheim (Grant/Research Support) GE Healthcare (Grant/Research Support) NovoNordisk (Grant/Research Support) NIH (Grant/Research Support) Metro Detroit Reseach and Education Foundation (Board member)

MARCIO BITTENCOURT, MD, MPH, PHD Sanofi (Grant/Research Support)

MICHAEL BLAHA, MD, MPH American Heart Association (Grant/Research Support) Amgen Inc (Grant/Research Support; Consultant) Aetna Foundation (Grant/Research Support) Bayer (Consultant) FDA (Grant/Research Support) Medicure (Consultant) NIH (Grant/Research Support) Novartis (Consultnat) Novo Nordisk (Consultant) Sanofi (Consultant)

KELLEY BRANCH, MD, FSCCT Disclosures: Astellas (Grants and Research Support) Bayer (Grants and Research Support) Bayer (Consultant) Janssen (Consultant)

ANDREW CHOI, MD Disclosures: None

PATRICIA DICKSON, LRT(CT) Disclosures: None

BRIAN GHOSHHAJRA, MD, MBA, FSCCT Apple (Stock) Siemens Healthcare (Grant/Research Support)

PAL MAUROVICH-HORVAT, MD, PHD, MPH, FSCCT Disclosures: None

ED NICOL, MD, MBA, FSCCT GE Healthcare (Speakers Bureau; Consultant)

MANUJA PREMARATNE, MD, MBBS Disclosures: None

MICHAEL STEIGNER, MD, MBBS Canon Medical (Consultant) Vital Images, Inc. (Consultant)

TODD C. VILLINES, MD, FSCCT Disclosures: None

EDUCATION COMMITTEE

CHAIR: ED NICOL, MD, MBA, FSCCT GE Healthcare (Speakers Bureau; Consultant)

AIDEN ABIDOV, MD, PHD Astellas Pharma (Grant/Research Support) Boehringer Ingelheim (Grant/Research Support) GE Healthcare (Grant/Research Support) NovoNordisk (Grant/Research Support) NIH (Grant/Research Support) Metro Detroit Reseach and Education Foundation (Board member)

NILA AKHTAR, MD Disclosures: None

MOUAZ AL-MALLAH, MD, FSCCT Disclosures: None

JUAN BATLLE, MD, FSCCT Disclosures: Boerhinger Ingelheim (Speakers Bureau)

ADAM BERNHEIM, MD Disclosures: None

MONA BHATIA, MD, FSCCT Disclosures: None

MARCIO BITTENCOURT, MD, MPH, PHD Sanofi (Grant/Research Support)

RENEE BULLOCK-PALMER, MD, FSCCT Disclosures: None

TIFFANY CHEN, MD Disclosures: None

TIMOTHY CHRISTIAN, MD Disclosures: None

SARAH CUDDY, MD Disclosures: Pfizer (Grant/Research Support)

MILIND DESAI, MD, FSCCT Disclosures: None

HOMEYAR DINSHAW, MD Disclosures: None

MAROS FERENCIK, MD, PHD, FSCCT Disclosures: American Heart Association (Grant/Research Support) NIH (Grant/Research Support)

STEPHEN HOBBS, MD, FSCCT Disclosures: Elsevier (Book Royalties) Wolters Kluwer Health (Book Royalties)

DINESH KALRA, MD, FSCCT Disclosures: None

KHENG-THYE HO, MD, FSCCT Disclosures: Siemens Medical (Research Grant)

WEN-JENG LEE, MD Disclosures: None

JAMES LEE, MD, FSCCT Disclosures: None

CHRISTOPHER MAROULES, MD, FSCCT Disclosures: None

EDWARD PASSEN, MD, FSCCT Disclosures: None

GIANLUCA PONTONE, MD, FSCCT Bayer (Speakers Bureau) Bracco (Grant/Research Support; Speakers Bureau) GE Healthcare (Grant/Research Support; Speakers Bureau) Heartflow (Grant/Research Support; Speakers Bureau) Medtronic (Speakers Bureau)

LILIA SIERRA-GALAN, MD, FSCCT Disclosures: None

AHMAD SLIM, MD Disclosures: None

MICHELLE WILLIAMS, MD Disclosures: None

ERIC WILLIAMSON, MD, FSCCT Disclosures: None

ARMIN A. ZADEH, MD, PHD, FSCCT

Disclosures: None

CME COMMITTEE

CHAIR: ERIC WILLIAMSON, MD, FSCCT Disclosures: None

MICHAEL CHEEZUM, MD, FSCCT Disclosures: None

CHRISTOPHER MAROULES, MD, FSCCT Disclosures: None

MINI PAKKAL, MD Disclosures: None

DUSTIN THOMAS, MD, FSCCT Disclosures: None

SCCT COMPREHENSIVE BOARD REVIEW AND UPDATE OF CARDIOVASCULAR CT COURSE DIRECTORS

ERIC WILLIAMSON, MD, FSCCT Disclosures: None

ARMIN A. ZADEH, MD, PHD, FSCCT Disclosures: None

AWARD CHAIRS

SUHNY ABBARA, MD, FSCCT Disclosures: Amirsys/Elsevier (Royalties)

MILIND DESAI, MD, FSCCT Disclosures: None

JAMES EARLS, MD, FSCCT Disclosures: None

RONALD KARLSBERG, MD, FSCCT

Disclosures: None

SCCT STAFF

JOANNE OLSON Executive Director Disclosures: None

DAWN BRENNAMAN, MPA Director, Advocacy and Payer Relations Disclosures: None

MELISSA FAIRBANK Meetings and Sponsorship Manager Disclosures: None

KAREN FRAME Education and Finance Coordinator Disclosures: None

AUDREY GENTRY Marketing and Communcations Coordinator Disclosures: None

CLAIRE JOHNS, MBA Director, Membership, Marketing and Communications Disclosures: None

JASON LEE Membership and Adminstractive Coordinator Disclosures: None

LORRIE PATILLO Senior Manager, Education Programs Disclosures: None

KRISTIN STIERLE Director, Meetings and Exhibits Disclosures: None

THE PLANNERS OF SCCT2019 HAVE DISCLOSED THE FOLLOWING RELATIONSHIPS:

MOBILE APP | SCCT2019 | 15

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18 | SCCT2019 | AT A GLANCE

FRIDAY

SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE

FRIDAY, 7/12MAIN ROOM

(HARBORSIDE C)BREAKOUT 1

(HARBORSIDE A/B)BREAKOUT 2

(HARBORSIDE D/E)BREAKOUT 3(ESSEX A-C)

6:30 AM – 7:45 PM Registration Desk (6:30 AM – 6:30 PM) | Exhibit Hall (9:00 AM – Noon; 1:00 - 7:45 PM)

7:00 – 8:00 AMCoffee Break in Foyer (7:30 – 8:00 AM)

Satellite Symposium* in Harborside D/E (7:00 – 7:50 AM)

8:00 – 9:30 AM Plenary Session

9:30 – 10:30 AMCoffee Break in Exhibit Hall

Moderated Posters and Rapid Fire ePoster Sessions in Exhibit Hall (9:40 – 10:25 AM)

10:30 AM – NOON

The future of prevention: CAC, CTA and beyond

Recent advances and the future of

cardiovascular CT: The editors speak!

Aortic stenosis: Lessons from the

Heart Team on TAVR, SAVR, HALT, and beyond (Joint session with TCT)

Read with the Experts

Session I Emergency room cases from Miami

Baptist

NOON – 1:00 PM

Satellite Symposium* in Harborside A/B (12:15 – 1:00 PM) Satellite Symposium* in Harborside D/E (12:15 - 1:00 PM)

Exhibit Hall closed

1:00 – 1:30 PM Coffee & Dessert in Exhibit Hall

1:30 – 3:00 PM

Unique populations where CCT may be

helpful

Cardiovascular CT essentials: Lectures

everyone should hear once

Women and cardiovascular

disease

Oral Abstracts: Outstanding

Academic Research Awards (SOAR)

3:00 – 3:45 PMCoffee & Moderated Town Hall Debates in Exhibit Hall at Theater 1

Social media mini-symposium in Exhibit Hall at Theater 2 (3:10 - 4:45 PM)

3:45 – 5:00 PM

Israel Presents: Innovations in

cardiac CT Advanced plaque

quantification by CT

Mastering challenging CT

exams: Advanced acquisitions and reconstructions


Session IICoronary cases from

Belfast

5:10 – 6:10 PM Novel Technologies

Carving a unique niche in cardiac CT: Perspectives for the residents, fellows and early career professionals (in Laurel A/D)

6:15 – 7:45 PM Cocktail Reception the Exhibit Hall (Complimentary with SCCT2019 Registration)

7:30 – 8:15 PMInternational/IRC After-party in Hospitality Suite - Room 1132

Tweet-Up! and Trainee/Early Career After-party in Dover A

*Satellite Symposia and Novel Technologies are not a part of the SCCT program content as designed by the SCCT Annual Scientific Meeting Program Committee and are not approved for CME credit. See page 46 for full Satellite Symposia Schedule

THURSDAY

THURSDAY, 7/11 HARBORSIDE D HARBORSIDE E

1:00 – 2:30 PM CT in the Emergency Department: Part I Nuts and bolts of starting a CTA program

2:45 – 4:15 PMCT in the Emergency Department: Part II HOT

TOPICS in implementing CCTA in the ED Top 7 advances in cardiac CT in 2019: How

will they impact the future

5:00 – 6:45 PM Advocacy plenary and roundtable discussion in Laurel A/D

6:30 – 7:30 PM Women in CT Reception in Hospitality Suite - Room 1132

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SUNDAY

SATURDAY

SATURDAY, 7/13MAIN ROOM


(HARBORSIDE A/B)BREAKOUT 2

(HARBORSIDE D/E)BREAKOUT 3(ESSEX A-C)

7:00 AM – 6:00 PM Registration Desk (7:00 AM – 6:00 PM) | Exhibit Hall (9:00 AM – Noon; 1:00 - 5:30 PM)

7:00 – 8:00 AM Coffee Break in Foyer (7:30 – 8:00 AM)

7:30 – 8:30 AM Technologist Coffee and Conversation in Laurel A/D (7:30 - 8:30 AM)

7:50 – 8:00 AMSCCT

Business Meeting

8:00 – 9:30 AM

Coronary artery calcium: Guideline endorsed in 2019

Mastering CT in congenital heart

disease

CT guided rhythm management (Joint session with Heart Rhythm Society)

Read with the Experts III: Complex coronary cases from

MGH

9:30 – 10:30 AMCoffee Break in Exhibit Hall

Moderated and Rapid Fire ePoster Sessions in Exhibit Hall (9:40 – 10:25 AM)

10:30 AM – NOON

Gladiators Arena: Great debates in

cardiac CT

Safety in cardiac CT: Prevention

and treatment of complications

Cardiomyopathies, thrombi and other

masses


Session IV:Valvular cases from

Vancouver

NOON – 1:00 PMSatellite Symposium* in Harborside A/B (12:15 – 1:00 PM)

Exhibit Hall closed


1:30 – 3:00 PM CT JeopardyCT perfusion and

CT-FFR

The frontline of cardiac CT: Practical

tips and tricks

Oral Abstracts: Canon Young

Investigator Awards (YIA)

3:00 – 3:45 PM Coffee & Moderated Town Hall Debates in Exhibit Hall at Theater 1

3:45 – 5:00 PM

Multimodality imaging: The right test for the right

patient (Joint session with ASNC)

Vascular imaging: Kahoot game with audience participation

Valvular heart disease:

Morphology, function and endocarditis

Machine learning and cardiac CT:

How is it clinically relevant?

5:00 – 6:00 PM Team Spirit * Exhibit Hall closes at 5:30pm *

6:10 - 10:15 PMSCCT at Camden Yards: Orioles Baseball game vs. Tampa Bay Rays

(separate registration required)

SUNDAY, 7/14MAIN ROOM


(HARBORSIDE A)BREAKOUT 2(ESSEX A-C)

7:00 AM – 1:00 PM Registration Desk (7:30 AM – 1:00 PM) | Exhibit Hall Closed

8:00 – 8:30 AM Coffee Break in Foyer

8:30 – 9:45 AM

Latest updates on SCOT-HEART,

guidelines and other pivotal studies

Taking a deep dive into TAVR: Advanced case-based session

Diabetes: Risk assesment and

therapy guidance by CTA and CAC


10:00 – 11:15 AM

Technologies that will change

cardiovascular CT

Mitral valve intervention: TMVR

and clips

11:25 AM – 12:30 PM Closing Session

20 | SCCT2019 | HEADER HIGHLIGHTED SESSIONS | SCCT2019 | 21 20 | #SCCT2019 | SOCIAL MEDIA

SCCT SOCIAL MEDIA MINI-SYMPOSIUM PART 1: SOCIAL MEDIA: A PRISM FOR CARDIAC CT AND MEDICINE

3:10 – 3:55 PM

MODERATORS: Andrew Choi, MD, FSCCT (@AChoiHeart)

Leslee Shaw, PhD, FSCCT (@LesleeJShaw)

PANELISTS: Emilio Fentanes, MD, FSCCT (FiRST; @Fentanes_MD)

Prashant Nagpal, MD (FiRST; @pnagpalMD)

Introductions | Andrew Choi, MD, FSCCT and Leslee Shaw, PhD, FSCCT

Elevating the cardiovascular trainee and professional | Purvi Parwani, MD (@purviparwani)

Education that crosses international borders | Aloha Meave, MBBS (@CadioimagenINC)

Medicine for the soul: Addressing burnout | Erin Michos, MD, MHS (@ErinMichos)

What NOT to do: Navigating HIPAA, appropriateness and privacy | Martha Gulati, MD, MS (@DrMarthaGulati)

Panel discussion

FRIDAY, JULY 12 | 3:10 – 4:45 PM | EXHIBIT HALL - THEATER 2

PART 2: UNDERSTANDING SOCIAL MEDIA BASICS FROM THE CARDIOVASCULAR PROS

(HANDS-ON TIME: BRING YOUR SMART PHONE OR TABLET)

3:55 – 4:45 PM

MODERATORS: Mamas Mamas, MD (@mmamas1973)

Patrycja Galazka, MD (@PatrycjaGalazka)

PANELISTS: Claudio Smuclovisky, MD, FSCCT (@CSmuclovisky)

Samreen Raza, MD (@SamRRazaMD)

Twitter, Facebook and all the others…What’s the difference!? | James Lee, MD, FSCCT (@jameschilee)

Influencing academic medicine | Juan Lopez-Mattei, MD, FSCCT (@onco_Cardiology)

Advancing practice or fleeting fad in CT? | Ryan Daly, MD, FSCCT (@DrRyanPDaly)

Getting started by leveraging the tools | Nidhi Madan, MD (@Nidhi_Madan9)

Go-Live! Q&A with hands-on time

SCCT2019 SOCIAL MEDIA WORKING GROUP | CHAIR: Andrew Choi, MD, FSCCT

Ryan Daly, MD, FSCCT Martha Gulati, MD, MAPatrycja Galazka, MDRicardo Ladeiras-Lopes, MDJames Lee, MD

Juan Lopez-Mattei, MD, FSCCTAloha Meave, MDErin Michos, MDPurvi Parwani, MDClaudio Smuclovisky, MD, FSCCT

WANT MORE? COME TO THE TWEET-UP!FRIDAY, JULY 12 | 7:30 – 8:15 PM | DOVER A

SUGGESTED SESSIONS

KEYNOTES TALKSCARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE PREVENTION: WHAT DOES IT MEAN IN 2019?

ROGER BLUMENTHAL, MD | FRIDAY | 10:30 – 10:45 AM | HARBORSIDE C

SEX-BASED DIFFERENCES IN CVD: IMPLICATIONS FOR IMAGERS

MARTHA GULATI, MD, MA | FRIDAY | 1:30 – 1:45 PM | HARBORSIDE D/E

These suggested sessions are designed to assist attendees in meeting their learning goals.

EARLY CAREER/ BASIC

Nuts and bolts of starting a CTA program

Top 7 advances in cardiac CT in 2019: How will they impact the future

Cardiovascular CT essentials: Lectures everyone should hear once

Carving a unique niche in cardiac CT: Perspectives for the residents, fellows and early career professionals

Safety in cardiac CT: Prevention and treatment of complications

The frontline of cardiac CT: Practical tips and tricks

Diabetes: Risk assessment and therapy guidance by CTA and CAC

Read with the Experts I, II, III and IV

Tweet-Up! And Trainee/Early Career After-Party

ADVANCED

Unique populations where CCT may be helpful

Advanced plaque quantification by CT

Mastering challenging CT exams: Advanced acquisitions and reconstructions

Mastering CT in congenital heart disease

CT perfusion and CT-FFR

CT-guided rhythm management

Machine learning and cardiac CT: How is it clinically relevant?

Technologies that will change cardiovascular CT

TECHNOLOGIST TRACK

Mastering challenging CT exams: Advanced acquisitions and reconstructions

Safety in cardiac CT: Prevention and treatment of complications

The frontline of cardiac CT: Practical tips and tricks

STRUCTURAL HEART DISEASE

Aortic stenosis: Lessons from the Heart Team on TAVR, SAVR, HALT, and beyond (Joint session with TCT)

Mitral valve intervention: TMVR and clips

Taking a deep dive into TAVR: Advanced case-based session

Valvular heart disease: Morphology, function and endocarditis

PREVENTION

Coronary artery calcium: Guideline endorsed in 2019

The future of prevention: CAC, CTA and beyond

MULTIMODALITY

Cardiomyopathies, thrombi and other masses

Multimodality imaging: The right test for the right patient (Joint session with ASNC)

SCHEDULE | SCCT2019 | 23

TIME HARBORSIDE D HARBORSIDE E

2:45 – 4:15 PM

CT IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT: PART II HOT TOPICS IN IMPLEMENTING CCTA IN THE ED CHAIRS: Ricardo Cury, MD, FSCCT Maros Ferencik, MD, PhD, FSCCT

TOP 7 ADVANCES IN CARDIAC CT IN 2019: HOW WILL THEY IMPACT THE FUTURE CHAIRS: Patricia Carracosa, MD, PhD, FSCCT James Min, MD, FSCCT

2:45 PM Introduction

Ricardo Cury, MD, FSCCT Maros Ferencik, MD, PhD, FSCCT2:50 PM Can CT perfusion improve triage of

acute chest pain patients?

Gianluca Pontone, MD, PhD, FSCCT3:05 PM Implementation of FFR CT in the

Coronary CTA ED Program

Kavitha Chinnaiyan, MD, FSCCT3:20 PM How can high-risk plaque improve

evaluation of patients with acute

chest pain?

Maros Ferencik, MD, PhD, FSCCT3:35 PM Building a National Center of

Excellence in CCTA to support

implementation in clinical practice

Ricardo Cury, MD, FSCCT3:50 PM Q&A/Discussion

2:45 PM Adoption of CAC by 2018 Cholesterol

Guidelines

J. Jeffrey Carr, MD, MSc, FSCCT 2:55 PM Adoption of the NICE Guidelines

Harvey Hecht, MD, FSCCT3:05 PM Spectral imaging

Suhny Abbara, MD, FSCCT3:15 PM Identification of high risk plaques

Jagat Narula, PhD3:25 PM CT to guide mitral valve interventions

(TMVR/Mita Clip)

John Lesser, MD, FSCCT3:35 PM CT-FFR

Gianluca Pontone, MD, PhD, FSCCT3:45 PM Artificial intelligence for risk

prediction

James Min, MD, FSCCT3:55 PM Q&A/Discussion

5:00 – 6:45 PM

LAUREL A/D

ADVOCACY PLENARY AND ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION CHAIRS: Ron Blankstein, MD, FSCCT Leslee Shaw, PhD, FSCCT

5:00 PM How is reimbursement of cardiac imaging tests determined?

Randall Thompson, MD 5:10 PM What can the cardiac imager do to boost CMS reimbursement for CCTA?

Dustin Thomas, MD, FSCCT5:20 PM How to increase reimbursement and advocate locally?

Matthew Budoff, MD, FSCCT5:30 PM Collaboration between SCCT, payors, and industry

Richard Frank, MD, PhD5:40 PM Insights into advocacy: What works and what doesn’t

Heather Brown, PhD5:50 PM Update on PAMA legislation and the future of AUCs

Julius Torelli, MD6:00 PM Tying it all together: CCTA in a value based world

Cathie Biga, BSN, MSN6:10 PM Panel discussion

Speakers, Scott Schubert and Josephe Marine, MD

6:30 – 7:30 PM Women in CT Reception in Hospitality Suite - Room 1132

THURSDAY, JULY 11 | AFTERNOON

22 | SCCT2019 | SCHEDULE

Get your ticket to the baseball game

Saturday, July 13 6:10 - 10:15 PM

*Limited number of tickets available.

Purchase tickets at registration*$55 | Includes ticket and transportation

TIME HARBORSIDE D HARBORSIDE E

1:00 – 2:30 PM

CT IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT: PART ICHAIRS: J. Jeffrey Carr, MD, MSc, FSCCT

Kavitha Chinnaiyan, MD, FSCCT

NUTS AND BOLTS OF STARTING A CTA PROGRAMCHAIRS: Suhny Abbara, MD, FSCCT

Jeannie Yu, MD, FSCCT

1:00 PM Introduction

J. Jeffrey Carr, MD, MSc, FSCCT Kavitha Chinnaiyan, MD, FSCCT

1:10 PM Clinical Perspective: Is CCTA useful in

chest pain evaluation?

Armin Zadeh, MD, PhD, MPH, FSCCT1:20 PM How to build a coronary CTA ED

program in the era of high-sensitivity

troponin and hemodynamic

assessment of stenosis

Brian Ghoshhajra, MD, MBA, FSCCT1:30 PM Coronary CTA protocols for the ED

Harold Litt, MD, PhD1:40 PM Triple Rule Out

Christopher Maroules, MD, FSCCT1:50 PM Long term prognosis and cost

effectiveness

Edward Hulten, MD, FSCCT2:00 PM Combined use of hsTn and coronary CTA

for work-up of patients with acute chest

pain

Koen Nieman, MD, PhD, FSCCT2:10 PM Q&A/Discussion

1:00 PM How to get your hospital

administrators on board!

Allen Taylor, MD1:10 PM It all starts with the technologist: How

to train your team

John Mahmarian, MD, FSCCT1:20 PM Building a CAC program: Challenges

and opportunities

Daniel Berman, MD, FSCCT1:30 PM CTA acquisition: Tips and tricks

Quynh Truong, MD, MPH, FSCCT1:40 PM CTA image interpretation: What does

it take to read like a pro

Suhny Abbara, MD, FSCCT1:50 PM The optimal cardiac CT report:

Comprehensive yet focused

Ed Nicol, MD, MBA, FSCCT2:00 PM Keeping your program financially viable:

The business aspect

Ronald Karlsberg, MD, FSCCT2:10 PM Starting a CT-FFR program: What are the

steps for successful implementation

Mark Rabbat, MD, FSCCT2:20 PM Q&A/Discussion

2:30 – 2:45 PM Break

THURSDAY, JULY 11 | AFTERNOON

FEATURED SESSIONSADVOCACY PLENARY AND ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION | THURSDAY | 5:00 – 6:45 PM | LAUREL

PLENARY SESSION | FRIDAY | 8:00 – 9:30 AM | HARBORSIDE C

RECENT ADVANCES AND THE FUTURE OF CARDIOVASCULAR CT: THE EDITORS SPEAK! | FRIDAY |

10:30 AM – NOON | HARBORSIDE A/B

WOMEN AND CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE | FRIDAY | 1:30 – 3:00 PM | HARBORSIDE D/E

ISRAEL PRESENTS: INNOVATIONS IN CARDIAC CT | FRIDAY | 3:45 – 5:00 PM | HARBORSIDE C

GLADIATORS ARENA: GREAT DEBATES IN CARDIAC CT | SATURDAY | 10:30 AM – NOON | HARBORSIDE C

CT JEOPARDY | SATURDAY | 1:30 – 3:00 PM | HARBORSIDE C

VASCULAR IMAGING: KAHOOT GAME WITH AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION | SATURDAY | 3:45 – 5:00 PM |

HARBORSIDE A/B

TEAM SPIRIT | SATURDAY | 5:00 – 6:00 PM | HARBORSIDE C

LATEST UPDATES ON SCOT-HEART, UPCOMING GUIDELINES AND OTHER PIVOTAL STUDIES | SUNDAY |

8:30 – 9:45 AM | HARBORSIDE C

DAILY SCHEDULE

24 | SCCT2019 | SCHEDULE SCCT2019 | 25

TIME MAIN ROOM (HARBORSIDE C) BREAKOUT 1 (HARBORSIDE A/B)

6:30 AM – 7:45 PM Registration Desk (6:30 AM – 6:30 PM) | Exhibit Hall opens (9:00 AM – Noon; 1:00 – 7:45 PM)

7:00 – 8:00 AM Coffee Break in Foyer (7:30 – 8:00 AM) | Satellite Symposium* in Harborside D/E (7:00 – 7:50 AM)

8:00 – 9:05 AM

PLENARY SESSIONCHAIRS: Suhny Abbara, MD, FSCCT


8:00 AM Welcome

Suhny Abbara, MD, FSCCT8:05 AM Achenbach Pioneer Award

Stephan Achenbach, MD, FSCCT8:12 AM Arthur S. Agatston Award

Arthur Agatston, MD, FSCCT

Roger Blumenthal, MD8:27 AM Gold Medal Award

Jonathon Leipsic, MD, FSCCT Gilbert Raff, MD, FSCCT

8:40 AM Top 8 Papers of the past year

James Min, MD, FSCCT8:50 AM SCCT2019 Highlights

Ron Blankstein, MD, FSCCT 9:03 AM Concluding remarks


9:05 – 9:30 AM

JON HOLDEN DEHAAN FOUNDATION AWARD LECTURE

9:05 AM Introduction of DeHaan Award for Innovation in Cardiology

Robert S. Schwartz, MD9:10 AM Presentation by the DeHaan Award Winner

Jonathon Leipsic, MD, FSCCT

9:30 – 10:30 AM Coffee Break | Moderated Poster and Rapid Fire ePoster Sessions in Exhibit Hall (9:40 – 10:25 AM)

10:30 AM – NOON

THE FUTURE OF PREVENTION: CAC, CTA AND BEYONDCHAIRS: Ron Blankstein, MD, FSCCT

Arthur Agatston, MD, FSCCT

RECENT ADVANCES AND THE FUTURE OF CARDIOVASCULAR CT: THE EDITORS SPEAK!CHAIRS: Todd Villines, MD, FSCCT

Gudrun Feuchtner, MD

10:30 AM Keynote: Cardiovascular disease prevention: What does it mean in 2019?

Roger Blumenthal, MD10:45 AM Future role of CAC testing in era of genomic

medicine

Khurram Nasir, MD, MPH, FSCCT10:55 AM Managing patients with high CAC: Clinical

insights that are often overlooked

Arthur Agatston, MD, FSCCT11:05 AM Future role of CTA testing for enhancing prevention

David Newby, MD, PhD11:15 AM Can diet regress plaque? Insights from cardiac

CT

Kim Williams, MD11:25 AM Applying findings from secondary prevention

trials to patients with subclinical atherosclerosis

Marcio Bittencourt, MD, PhD, MPH11:35 AM Q&A/Discussion

10:30 AM Journal of Cardiovascular CT

James Min, MD, FSCCT10:42 AM JACC Journals/JACC:

Cardiovascular Imaging

Y. Chandrashekar, MD, DM10:54 AM Circulation Journals:

Circulation/Circulation

Cardiovascular Imaging

Pam Woodard, MD11:06 AM Radiology

Suhny Abbara, MD, FSCCT11:18 AM Social Media and CT:

American editor’s perspective

Andrew Choi, MD, FSCCT11:30 AM Social Media and CT: UK/

European editor’s perspective

Mamas Mamas, MD11:40 AM Q&A/Discussion

NOON – 1:00 PM Satellite Symposia* in Harborside A/B and Harborside D/E | Lunch provided (Exhibit Hall closed)


BREAKOUT 2 (HARBORSIDE D/E) BREAKOUT 3 (ESSEX A-C)

AORTIC STENOSIS: LESSONS FROM THE HEART TEAM ON TAVR, SAVR, HALT, AND BEYOND (JOINT SESSION WITH TCT)CHAIRS: Jonathon Leipsic, MD, FSCCT

John Mahmarian, MD, FSCCT

READ WITH THE EXPERTS SESSION I:EMERGENCY ROOM CASES FROM MIAMI BAPTIST

10:30 AM What do imagers need to know about TAVR?

Ron Waksman, MD10:45 AM Use of cardiovascular CT for TAVR planning: From A to Z

Jonathon Leipsic, MD, FSCCT10:55 AM HALT: Tips and tricks on how to grade severity

Philipp Blanke, MD, FSCCT11:05 AM Can calcium score or planimetry by CT detect low gradient

AS or is dobutatamine echo needed?

Marie-Annick Clavel, MD11:15 AM Case presentation: CT pre-TAVR saves the day

Jonathan Weir-McCall, MBChB, PhD11:25 AM Panel discussion

11:30 AM Case presentation: Could we have prevented this

complication?

John Mahmarian, MD, FSCCT11:40 PM Panel discussion

11:50 PM Session summary: My take-home points from this session

Jonathon Leipsic, MD, FSCCT

FACULTY: Juan Batlle, MD, MBA Ricardo Cury, MD, FSCCT

FRIDAY, JULY 12 | MORNING

*Satellite Symposia are not a part of the SCCT program content as designed by the SCCT Annual Scientific Program Committee and are not approved for CME credit. See page 52 for full Satellite Symposia Schedule.

MORNING | FRIDAY, JULY 12

26 | SCCT2019 | SCHEDULE SCCT2019 | 27FRIDAY, JULY 12 | AFTERNOON


1:30 – 3:00 PM

UNIQUE POPULATIONS WHERE CCT MAY BE HELPFUL CHAIRS: Kelley Branch, MD, MSc, FSCCT Sarah Cuddy, MBBCh, BAO

CARDIOVASCULAR CT ESSENTIALS: LECTURES EVERYONE SHOULD HEAR ONCECHAIRS: Admir Dedic, MD, PhD

Manuja Premaratne, MD, MBBS, FSCCT

1:30 PM HIV

Wendy Post, MD, MS1:43 PM Indigenous people and

mummies

Randall Thompson, MD1:56 PM Aborted sudden cardiac death

Kelley Branch, MD, MSc, FSCCT

2:09 PM Post-mortem: The CT autopsy

Gary Huang, MD2:22 PM Systemic inflammatory

diseases

Marcus Chen, MD2:35 PM CT in high-risk occupations

Ed Nicol, MD, MBA, FSCCT2:48 PM Cardio-oncology

Maros Ferencik, MD, PhD, FSCCT

1:30 PM Congenital heart disease: What every CT reader

needs to know

Ian Rogers, MD, MPH, FSCCT1:40 PM Extra coronary cardiac findings: Importance of

looking outside of the coronaries

Mario Garcia, MD1:50 PM Extra cardiac findings that EVERY reader must know

Nikhil Goyal, MD, FSCCT2:00 PM Choosing a cardiac CT scanner: What are the

differences between different scanners

Wm. Guy Weigold, MD, FSCCT2:10 PM How to improve image quality and lower radiation

dose on CCT

Andrew Einstein, MD, PhD, FSCCT2:20 PM Mastering image reconstruction and interpretation

Juan Batlle, MD, MBA 2:30 PM How to make recommendations based on CTA

results: CAD RADS® and beyond

Daniel Berman, MD, FSCCT2:40 PM Q&A/Discussion

3:00 – 3:30 PM Coffee & Moderated Town Hall Debates in Exhibit Hall at Theater 1 Social media mini-symposium in Exhibit Hall at Theater 2 (3:10 - 4:45 PM) | Detailed schedule on page 18

3:45 – 5:00 PM

ISRAEL PRESENTS: INNOVATIONS IN CARDIAC CT

CHAIRS: Ashraf Hamdan, MD Ronen Rubinshtein, MD

ADVANCED PLAQUE QUANTIFICATION BY CT CHAIRS: Michaela Hell, MD

James Min, MD, FSCCT

3:45 PM Israeli innovations in

cardiovascular medicine and

CT technology

Ronen Rubinshtein, MD4:00 PM Integrating coronary anatomy

and physiology with CCT and

invasive angiography: State

of the art

Ran Kornowski, MD4:15 PM Atherosclerotic plaque

regression is it realistic and

can it be predicted?

Ronen Durst, MD4:30 PM Cardiac CT in the acutely ill

patients

Arik Wolak, MD4:45 PM Q&A/Discussion

3:45 PM Basics and tools of plaque quantification for the

advanced cardiac CT imager

Fay Lin, MD3:55 PM Plaque quantification: The future of drug therapy

evaluation?

Hyuk-Jae Chang, MD, PhD, FSCCT4:05 PM Deep learning and radiomics: The key to

quantification?

Damini Dey, PhD, FSCCT4:15 PM Plaque quantification and quality affect FFR: Hype

or hope?

Damini Dey, PhD, FSCCT4:25 PM Perivascular fat quantification: The next big

advancement?

Charalambos Antonaides, MD, PhD4:35 PM Plaque quantification with clinical risk scores for

the clinician

Maros Ferencik, MD, PhD, FSCCT4:45 PM Q&A/Discussion

5:10 – 6:10 PM

NOVEL TECHNOLOGIES CHAIRS: Ed Nicol, MD, MBA, FSCCT and Kavitha Chinnaiyan, MD, FSCCT

Hear from, and engage with, industry

leaders regarding their perspectives on

how the future of cardiovascular CT will

be shaped by novel technologies.

PLEASE NOTE: The Novel Technologies session is not part of

the Annual Scientific Meeting program content as designed by

the SCCT Annual Scientific Meeting Program Committee. SCCT

does not provide CME or CE credit for this session.

6:15 – 7:45 PM COCKTAIL RECEPTION IN EXHIBIT HALL (Complimentary with your SCCT2019 registration)

7:30 – 8:15 PM International/IRC After-party in Hospitality Suite - Room 1132Tweet-Up! and Trainee/Early Career After-party in Dover A


WOMEN AND CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE CHAIRS: Leslee. Shaw, PhD, FSCCT

Erin Michos, MD, MHS

ORAL ABSTRACTS: OUTSTANDING ACADEMIC RESEARCH AWARDS (SOAR)CHAIR: Suhny Abbara, MD, FSCCT

1:30 PM Keynote: Sex-based differences in CVD: Implications for imagers

Martha Gulati, MD, MS1:45 PM Contemporary studies and guidelines that have

re-defined our understanding of atherosclerosis

in women

Leslee Shaw, PhD, FSCCT 2:00 PM Microvascular dysfunction: When to

suspect? How to evaluate?

Vivany Taqueti, MD, MPH2:10 PM Unique role of cardiac CT in evaluating women

with suspected CAD

Quynh Truong, MD, MPH, FSCCT2:20 PM Coronary dissection: How do diagnose? How to

manage?

Malissa Wood, MD2:40 PM Case presenter

Sarah Rinehart, MD, FSCCT2:45 PM Panel dIscussion

ABSTRACTS:120176594601634

DEBATE: WHAT WILL DRIVE THE FUTURE OF CARDIAC CT: CAC, CTA, CT-FFR? CHAIR: Kelley Branch, MD, MS, FSCCT | DEBATERS: J. Jeffrey Carr, MD, MSc, FSCCT & Harvey Hecht, MD, FSCCT | Exhibit Hall Theater 1

MASTERING CHALLENGING CT EXAMS: ADVANCED ACQUISITIONS AND RECONSTRUCTIONS CHAIRS: Marcio Bittencourt, MD, PhD, MPH

Lynne Koweek, MD, FSCCT

READ WITH THE EXPERTS SESSION II: CORONARY CASES FROM BELFAST

3:45 PM High heart rate

Marcio Bittencourt, MD, PhD, MPH3:55 PM Large patients

Michael Steigner, MD4:05 PM ECG with artifacts and stair steps

Mohamed Marwan, MD4:15 PM Inability to breath hold

Brian Ghoshhajra, MD, MBA, FSCCT4:25 PM Stents

Armin Zadeh, MD, PhD, MPH, FSCCT4:35 PM Atrial fibrillation

Daniele Andreini, MD, PhD, FSCCT4:45 PM Q&A/Discussion

FACULTY: Patrick Donnelly, MD, MBBS, MRCP, FSCCT Andrew Howe, MD Ryan Wilson, MB BAO Bch

CARVING A UNIQUE NICHE IN CARDIAC CT: PERSPECTIVES FOR THE RESIDENTS, FELLOWS AND EARLY CAREER PROFESSIONALS CHAIRS: Andrew Choi, MD, FSCCT & Vasvi Singh, MD | Location: Laurel A/D

5:10 PM Advice from the SCCT president-elect to residents, fellows and early career physicians seeking to practice

cardiovascular CT | Ron Blankstein, MD, FSCCT5:18 PM Advice from a JCCT Editor: Tips for a successful cardiac CT manuscript | Todd Villines, MD, FSCCT5:26 PM Integrating cardiac CT in a multimodality practice | Juan Lopez-Mattei, MD, FSCCT5:34 PM Cardiologist’s perspective | Purvi Parwani, MBBS5:39 PM Radiologist’s perspective | Christopher Maroules, MD, FSCCT5:44 PM Advice on payer and coverage issues in cardiac CT | Dustin Thomas, MD, FSCCT5:52 PM Putting it all together: How to start a successful program in cardiac CT: An international perspective | Manjua

Premaratne, MD, MBBS, FSCCT6:00 PM Q&A/Discussion

All are welcome

AFTERNOON | FRIDAY, JULY 12


SATURDAY, JULY 13 | MORNING


7:00 AM – 5:30 PM Registration Desk (7:00 AM – 5:30 PM) | Exhibit Hall Hours (9:00 AM – Noon; 1:00 – 5:30 PM)

7:00 – 8:00 AM Coffee Break in Foyer (7:30 – 8:00 AM)

7:50 – 8:00 AM SCCT Business Meeting in Main Room

8:00 – 9:30 AM

CORONARY ARTERY CALCIUM: GUIDELINE ENDORSED IN 2019CHAIRS: J. Jeffrey Carr, MD, MSc, FSCCT

Erin Michos, MD, MHS

MASTERING CT IN CONGENITAL HEART DISEASEFACULTY: B. Kelly Han MD, FSCCT

Ian Rogers, MD, MPH, FSCCT

8:00 AM History of CAC: What led to the 2017

SCCT guidelines?

Matthew Budoff, MD, FSCCT8:13 AM Review of the 2018 Cholesterol

Guidelines: Focus on CAC

Roger Blumenthal, MD8:26 AM Implementing CAC in primary

prevention: Barriers and opportunities

Michael Shapiro, MD, FSCCT8:39 AM Use of CAC in future clinical trials

Khurram Nasir, MD, MPH, FSCCT8:52 AM New CAC research: Looking ahead to a

2020 SCCT CAC Guideline update

Michael Blaha, MD, MPH9:05 AM Fact and fiction regarding CAC testing:

Insights from social media

Andrew Choi, MD, FSCCT Khurram Nasir, MD, MPH, FSCCT

9:18 AM Q&A/Discussion

8:00 AM Getting comfortable with reporting

congenital cardiac CT. A step wise

approach: Keeping it simple!

Andrew Crean, MD8:15 AM Coronary anomalies: How does CCT

help in decision making?

Michael Cheezum, MD, FSCCT8:30 AM Common surgical procedures and

how they look on CT

B. Kelly Han, MD, FSCCT8:45 AM The congenital surgeon’s view: When

I use cardiovascular CT and why

Andreas Hoschtitzky, MSc9:00 AM Congenital heart disease CT case

review: How CT answered the

question

Tom Semple, MBBS, BSc9:15 AM Q&A/Discussion

Technologist Coffee and Conversation in Laurel A/D (7:30 - 8:30 AM)

9:30 – 10:30 AM Coffee Break | Moderated Poster and Rapid Fire ePoster Sessions in Exhibit Hall (9:40 – 10:25 AM)

10:30 AM – NOON

GLADIATORS ARENA: GREAT DEBATES IN CARDIAC CTCHAIRS: Stephan Achenbach, MD, FSCCT


SAFETY IN CARDIAC CT: PREVENTION AND TREATMENT OF COMPLICATIONS CHAIRS: Nandini Meyersohn, MD


10:30 AM Debate 1: CAC vs. CTA for low risk symptomatic patients

CAC | Khurram Nasir, MD, MPH, FSCCT

CTA | Todd Villines, MD, FSCCT11:00 AM Debate 2: Patients with high risk of

CAD but no known CAD: Should go to CTA first vs. functional first

CTA | David Newby, MD, PhD

Functional first | Marcelo DiCarli, MD11:30 AM Debate 3: CT FFR vs CT perfusion

CT FFR | Koen Nieman, MD, PhD, FSCCT

CTP | Brian Ghoshhajra, MD, MBA, FSCCT

10:30 AM Pre-screening and safety

considerations for giving CCT meds

Patrick Donnelly, MD, MBBS, MRCP, FSCCT

10:42 AM Contrast induced nephropathy: Is it

real? Can it be avoided?

Michelle Williams, MD, PhD, FSCCT10:54 AM Achieving low dose without

compromising image quality

Martin Willemink, MD, PhD, FSCCT11:06 AM How to treat contrast extavazation

James Earls, MD, FSCCT11:18 AM Allergic contrast reactions: How to

pre-medicate and treat

Charles White, MD11:30 AM Reporting and communicating critical

findings

Michael Winkler, MD, FSCCT11:42 AM Q&A/Discussion


CT GUIDED RHYTHM MANAGEMENT (JOINT SESSION WITH HEART RHYTHM SOCIETY) CHAIRS: Ed Nicol, MD, MBA, FSCCT

Usha Tedrow, MD, MSc

READ WITH THE EXPERTS SESSION III: COMPLEX CORONARY CASES FROM MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL HOSPITAL (MGH)

8:00 AM Imaging EP hardware

Eric Williamson, MD, FSCCT8:12 AM What the electrophysiologist wants to know from

CT prior to AF and VT ablation?

Mark Ibrahim, MD8:24 AM Use of CT for imaging LAA clots and pre/post

occlusion devices

Ed Nicol, MD, MBA, FSCCT8:36 AM Late enhancement to detect myocardial scar:

Protocols and clinical examples

Usha Tedrow, MD, MSc8:48 AM Cardiac CT for diagnosing ARVC and other rare

cardiomyopathies

Harikrishna Tandri, MD, MBBS9:00 AM Non-invasive radiation for VT ablation: What is

the role of CT

Pierre Qian, MD9:12 AM Q&A/Discussion

FACULTY: Brian Ghoshhajra, MD, MBA, FSCCT Sandeep Hedgire, MD Michael Lu, MD, MPH

CARDIOMYOPATHIES, THROMBI AND OTHER MASSESCHAIRS: Aiden Abidov, MD

Juan Lopez-Mattei, MD, FSCCT

READ WITH THE EXPERTS SESSION IV:

VALVULAR CASES FROM VANCOUVER

10:30 AM Imaging needs in clinical heart failure: Tips from

a master clinician

Gurusher Panjrath, MD10:40 AM Systolic LV dysfunction: Ruling out CAD and

beyond

Benjamin Chow, MD, FSCCT 10:50 AM Non-ischemic cardiomyopathies: When can CCT

help

Joao Lima , MD, FSCCT11:00 AM LA appendage thrombi and left atrial structures

Michael Salerno, MD, PhD11:10 AM Late enhancement and ECV for infiltrative

cardiomyopathies: Ready for prime time?

Kakuya Kitagawa, MD, PhD11:20 AM Cardiac masses

Ayaz Aghayev, MD 11:30 AM Imaging mechanical circulatory support

Garrick Stewart, MD11:40 AM Q&A/Discussion

FACULTY: Jonathon Leipsic, MD, FSCCT Malcolm Anastasius, MBBS, PhD Marcelo Godoy-Zamorano, MD Amhed Mugharbil, MD

*Satellite Symposia are not a part of the SCCT program content as designed by the SCCT Annual Scientific Program Committee and are not approved for CME credit. See page 52 for full Satellite Symposia Schedule.

MORNING | SATURDAY, JULY 13



12:15 – 1:00 PM Satellite Symposium* in Harborside A/B | Lunch provided


1:30 – 3:00 PM

CT JEOPARDYCHAIR: Todd Villines, MD, FSCCT

CT PERFUSION AND CT-FFRCHAIRS: Carlos Rochitte, MD, PhD

Koen Nieman, MD, PhD, FSCCT

PAST PRESIDENT COMPETITORSSuhny Abbara, MD, FSCCTStephan Achenbach, MD, FSCCTJonathon Leipsic, MD, FSCCTFIRST COMMITTEE COMPETITORSTing Liu, MD, PhD, FSCCTPrashant Nagpal, MDAlastair Moss, MDSCORE KEEPER: Leslee Shaw, PhD, FSCCTJUDGES: Kelley Branch, MD, MSc, FSCCT


1:30 PM Function-guided coronary revascularization:

Why and how?

Andrew Arai, MD1:42 PM Current status of CT perfusion imaging

Amit Patel, MD, FSCCT1:54 PM Dynamic perfusion imaging: Opportunities

and challenges

Francesca Pugliese, MD, PhD, FSCCT2:06 PM CT-based FFR: An overview of techniques

Abdul Ihdayhid, MD2:18 PM The real-world value of CT-FFR

Kavitha Chinnayian, MD, FSCCT2:30 PM Myocardial infarction imaging: A viable

alternative to MRI?

Kakuya Kitagawa, MD, PhD2:42 PM Q&A/Discussion

3:00 – 3:45 PM Coffee & Moderated Town Hall Debates in Exhibit Hall at Theater 1

3:45 – 5:00 PM

MULTIMODALITY IMAGING: THE RIGHT TEST FOR THE RIGHT PATIENT (JOINT SESSION WITH ASNC)CHAIRS: Barbara Srichai-Parsia, MD, FSCCT

Marcelo Di Carli, MD

VASCULAR IMAGING: KAHOOT GAME WITH AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION CHAIRS: Brian Ghoshhajra, MD, MBA, FSCCT

Michael Steigner, MD

3:45 PM When is functional testing the best

first test?

Lawrence Phillips, MD3:55 PM When is CTA the best first test?

John Lesser, MD, FSCCT4:05 PM When is ETT alone or stress

echocardiography the best first

test?

Dennis Calnon, MD, FSCCT4:15 PM When is PET MPI useful?

Sharmilla Dorbala, MD4:25 PM Case presentation: Which is the best

test?

Vasvi Singh, MD4:30 PM Panel case discussion

4:35 PM Case presentation

Alfonso Waller, MD, FSCCT4:40 PM Panel case discussion

4:45 PM Putting it all together: How to select

the best test?

Marcelo Di Carli, MD

3:45 PM Perspectives from a cardiologist

Patrycja Galazka, MD3:55 PM Perspectives from a radiologist

Beth Ripley MD, PhD4:05 PM Kahoot!

An audience participation game of unknown

vascular cases that is designed to inform participants

of difficult diagnoses and challenge vascular imagers

of all levels.

“There can only be one!”... winner of course.

The winner will receive the championship belt of

“The Last CV Imager Standing”.

5:00 – 6:00 PM

TEAM SPIRIT

CHAIR: Stephan Achenbach, MD, FSCCTREFEREE: Todd Villines, MD, FSCCT

FACULTY: Suhny Abbara, MD, FSCCT John Lesser, MD, FSCCT Jonathon Leipsic, MD, FSCCT Wm. Guy Weigold, MD, FSCCT

6:10 – 10:15 PM SCCT AT CAMDEN YARDS: Orioles Baseball game vs. Tampa Bay Rays (separate registration required)

SATURDAY, JULY 13 | AFTERNOON


THE FRONTLINE OF CARDIAC CT: PRACTICAL TIPS AND TRICKSCHAIRS: Patricia Dickson, LRT(CT)

Christopher Maroules, MD, FSCCT

ORAL ABSTRACTS:

CANON YOUNG INVESTIGATOR AWARDS (YIA) CHAIR: Ronald Karlsberg, MD, FSCCT

1:30 PM Help! My CCTA lab is getting accredited: IAC/ACR requirements

Scott Jerome, DO, FSCCT1:40 PM How to have a successful coronary CTA- prep and set up

Patricia Dickson, LRT(CT)1:50 PM How to achieve optimal contrast enhancement in different

cardiac CT protocols

Christoph Becker, MD2:00 PM Artifacts and how to prevent them: Talk with audience

participation - Part I

Eric Williamson, MD, FSCCT2:10 PM Artifacts and how to prevent them: Talk with audience

participation - Part II

Wm. Guy Weigold, MD, FSCCT2:20 PM Basic coronary anatomy and beyond

Admir Dedic, MD, PhD2:40 PM Correlation and case study review for CTA/Nuc/Cath

Mouaz Al-Mallah, MD, MSc FSCCT2:50 PM Q&A/Discussion

ABSTRACTS:48286541577

622

DEBATE: TRIPLE RULE-OUT CT: THE ULTIMATE CHEST PAIN RULE-OUT TEST CHAIR: Suhny Abbara, MD, FSCCT | DEBATERS: Russell Bull, MD, FSCCT & Christopher Maroules, MD, FSCCT

VALVULAR HEART DISEASE: MORPHOLOGY, FUNCTION AND ENDOCARDITIS CHAIRS: Milind Desai, MD

Gudrun Feuchtner, MD

MACHINE LEARNING AND CARDIAC CT : HOW IS IT CLINIALLY RELEVANT? CHAIRS: James Min, MD, FSCCT

Damini Dey, PhD, FSCCT

3:45 PM Use of CCT to evaluate mitral valve disease

Gudrun Feuchtner, MD3:55 PM Role of CTA in diagnosing endocarditis: Overview

Paul Cremer, MD4:05 PM Multimodality on how to diagnose endocarditis: What do the

guidelines tell us?

Ricardo Budde, MD, PhD, FSCCT4:15 PM Aortic valve IE multimodality case where CTA clenched the

diagnosis

Ayaz Aghayzev, MD4:20 PM Use of CT in the assessment of aortic valve disease

Lynne Koweek, MD, FSCCT4:30 PM Mitral valve IE multimodality case where CCT clenched the

diagnosis

Emilio Fentanes, MD, FSCCT4:35 PM Pulmonic and tricuspid valves: What can CCT offer?

Milind Desai, MD4:45 PM Q&A/Discussion

3:45 PM Demystifying machine

learning: Has the future arrived for

cardiac CT?

James Min, MD, FSCCT3:55 PM Machine learning for automated

coronary artery calcium scoring

Ivana Isgum, MD, PhD4:05 PM Coronary plaque quantification

enhanced by artificial intelligence

Damini Dey, PhD, FSCCT4:15 PM Ischemia prediction by cardiac CT

based machine learning

U. Joseph Schoepf, MD, FSCCT4:25 PM Machine learning for precision

medicine: Can it improve

risk prediction?

Koen Nieman, MD, PhD, FSCCT4:35 PM Will artificial intelligence take over

our jobs?

Saurabh Jha, MBBS, MRCS, MS4:45 PM Q&A/Discussion

*Satellite Symposia are not a part of the SCCT program content as designed by the SCCT Annual Scientific Program Committee and are not approved

for CME credit. See page 52 for full Satellite Symposia Schedule.

AFTERNOON | SATURDAY, JULY 13

TIME MAIN ROOM (HARBORSIDE C)

7:30 AM – 1:00 PM Registration Desk (7:30 AM – 1:00 PM) | Exhibit Hall closed


8:30 – 9:45 AM

LATEST UPDATES ON SCOT-HEART, UPCOMING GUIDELINES AND OTHER PIVOTAL STUDIESCHAIRS: Leslee Shaw, PhD, FSCCT

Todd Villines, MD, FSCCT

8:30 AM What trials and guidelines will impact the future of cardiac CT

Leslee Shaw, PhD, FSCCT8:40 AM Latest insights from SCOT-HEART sub-studies

David Newby, MD, PhD8:50 AM Was the combination of ETT and CTA the magic bullet?

Koen Neiman, MD, PhD, FSCCT9:00 AM Explaining the mechanism of benefit in SCOT-HEART

Philip Adamson, MD 9:05 AM Are the results applicable outside of the UK?

Ahmad Slim, MD, FSCCT9:10 AM Latest breaking studies in cardiac CT

9:10 AM CREDENCE Trial

Fay Lin, MD 9:20 AM ADVANCE Registry 1-Year Data

Koen Neiman, MD, PhD, FSCCT9:40 AM Q&A/Discussion


10:00 – 11:15 AM

TECHNOLOGIES THAT WILL CHANGE CARDIOVASCULAR CTCHAIRS: Ed Nicol, MD, MBA, FSCCT

Koen Neiman, MD, PhD, FSCCT

10:00 AM Computational fluid dynamics: Basic principles

Parastou Eslami, MD10:15 AM Photon counting: Opportunities for CV imaging?

Martin Willemink, MD, PhD, FSCCT10:30 AM Big data: How to hit the mother lode

Michael Lu, MD, MPH10:45 AM Cardiac deformation analysis by CT

Elliot McVeigh, PhD11:00 AM Q&A/Discussion

11:25 AM – 12:30 PM

CLOSING SESSIONCHAIRS: Suhny Abbara, MD, FSCCT and Ron Blankstein, MD, FSCCT

11:25 AM Welcome

Suhny Abbara, MD, FSCCT 11:30 AM SCCT2019 Highlights

11:30 AM The Essentials: Key presentations from SCCT2019

Kelley Branch, MD, MSc, FSCCT 11:35 AM Disruptive/innovative technologies

Ed Nicol, MD, MBA, FSCCT 11:40 AM Structural heart disease highlights

Jonathon Leipsic, MD, FSCCT 11:45 AM Social media highlights

Andrew Choi, MD, FSCCT 11:50 PM My take home points from SCCT2019

Ron Blankstein, MD, FSCCT11:55 AM Presentation of SCCT2019 Awards: Best Abstract, Canon YIA and SOAR

Suhny Abbara, MD, FSCCT and Ron Blankstein, MD, FSCCT12:10 PM Presidential Address



BREAKOUT 1 (HARBORSIDE A) BREAKOUT 2 (ESSEX A-C)

TAKING A DEEP DIVE INTO TAVR: ADVANCED CASE-BASED SESSIONCHAIRS: Jonathon Leipsic, MD, FSCCT

Toby Rogers, MD

DIABETES: RISK ASSESMENT AND THERAPY GUIDANCE BY CTA AND CAC CHAIRS: Matthew Budoff, MD, FSCCT

Miguel Cainzos-Achirca, MD, MPH

8:30 AM How to use CT to avoid the worst complications

Mohamed Marwan, MD8:40 AM TAVR for aortic insufficiency

Rani Hasan, MD8:50 AM TAVR for bicuspid valves: How to measure?

Philipp Blanke, MD, FSCCT9:00 AM TAVR for VIV: Pitfalls to avoid

Jonathan Weir-McCall, MBChB, PhD9:10 AM When is post TAVR CT helpful?

Hasan Jilaihawi, MD9:20 AM Imaging to support new novel structural heart disease

intervention (basilica, fracking)

Toby Rogers, MD9:30 AM Challenging CT TAVR cases: A panel discussion with

audience participation

8:30 AM Novel therapies for treating diabetes

and improving CVD outcomes

Matthew Budoff, MD, FSCCT8:40 AM Calcium scoring in diabetes: When is

it most helpful?

Paolo Raggi, MD, FSCCT8:50 AM Coronary CTA in diabetes: Risk

assessment, high-risk plaque and

clinical use

Ronen Rubinshtein, MD9:00 AM Mini-debates: Use of CAC testing

and CTA for screening patients with

diabetes

PRO | Armin Zadeh, MD, PhD, MPH, FSCCT

CON | J. Brent Muhlestein, MD9:30 AM Rebuttal

9:40 AM Q&A/Discussion

MITRAL VALVE INTERVENTION: TMVR AND CLIPS

CHAIR: Pinak Bipin Shah, MD Jeannie Yu, MD, FSCCT

10:00 AM What imagers need to know about TMVR and MitraClip

Pinak Bipin Shah, MD10:15 AM Use of cardiovacular CT to plan VIV and Valve in MAC

Philipp Blanke, MD, FSCCT10:25 AM Predicting LVOT obstruction using 3D flow simulation

Jonathon Leipsic, MD, FSCCT10:35 AM Imaging post-TMVR: What might it show? When is it

needed?

Omar Kalique, MD, FSCCT10:45 AM Cardiovascular CT Pre- and Post-TMVR in high risk patient

João Cavalcante, MD, FSCCT10:55 AM Panel discussion

11:00 AM Case presentation: Unexpected findings on cardiovascular CT

pre-TMVR

Jonathan Weir-McCall, MBChB, PhD11:10 AM Panel discussion

SUNDAY, JULY 14 SUNDAY, JULY 14

34 | SCCT2019 | HIGHLIGHTED SCCT2019 ABSTRACTS

13TH ANNUAL

OUTSTANDING ACADEMIC

RESEARCH (SOAR) ORAL

PRESENTATIONS

Essex A/C

July 12 | 1:30 – 3:00 PM

120 VARUN BHASIN, MD

Comparing the Modified History,

Electrocardiogram, Age, Risk

Factors, and Troponin Score

and Coronary Artery Disease

Consortium Model for Predicting

Obstructive Coronary Artery

Disease and Cardiovascular

Events in Patients with Acute

Chest Pain

176 ALEJANDRO PENA, MD

Software Modeling to Predict

Paravalvular Leak After TMVR

594 ANDRES ABADIA, MD

Myocardial Extracellular Volume

Fraction to Differentiate

Healthy from Cardiomyopathic

Myocardium using Dual-Source

Dual-Energy CT

601 OMAR DZAYE, MD

Validation of the Coronary

Artery Calcium Data and

Reporting System (CAC-DRS):

Dual Importance of CAC Score

and CAC Distribution from the

Coronary Artery Calcium (CAC)

Consortium

634 ALEXANDER VAN ROSENDAEL, PHD

Integrated Evaluation Of

Coronary Atherosclerosis By

Ccta And Stress Perfusion By

Myocardial Perfusion Imaging

To Diagnose Vessel-specific

Ischemia By FFR: Results From

The International, Multi-center,

Credence Study

13TH ANNUAL CANON YOUNG

INVESTIGATOR AWARDS (YIA)

Essex A/C

July 13 | 1:30 – 3:00 PM

148 ALAN KWAN, MD

Prediction of Revascularization by

Machine Learning Ischemia Risk

Score from Quantitative Coronary

CT Angiography

286 PRISCILLA MCELHINNEY, BS

Deep-learning-based Epicardial

Adipose Tissue Volume And

Density Predict Major Adverse

Cardiovascular Events In

Asymptomatic Subjects: Results

From The EISNER Trial

541 JONATHAN WEIR-MCCALL. MBCHB, PHD Aortic Valve Sizing In Bicuspid Valve

Disease: A Comparison Of Annular

And Supra-annular Sizing

577 FERNANDO KAY, MD, PHD

Predicting High-Risk Left-

Ventricular Phenotypes on

Coronary Artery Calcium Scoring

CT with Machine Learning

622 BRENDAN COLVERT, PHD

Local Field-of-View Tomography

Enables Dose Reduction in

Cardiac CT

EDUCATIONAL ABSTRACTS

Exhibit Hall Foyer

94 JAMIE MORRIS, MD Review of Anomalous Pulmonary

Veins Using CTA- More than the

Just the Scimitar

112 CONRAD KOZLOWSKI, MD

Follow Your Heart, But Not

Through A Fistula: A review

of Coronary Artery Fistula

Management

135 ADITI KALLA, MD

Coronary Computed Tomography

Angiography Assessment of

Spontaneous Coronary Artery

Dissection

141 ANDREW LUXHOJ, DO

Absence of Aortic Valve Trigone

on Cardiac CT Suggestive

of Bicuspid Aortic Valve

Morphology

163 YI XUAN PHANG, RT

Application Of Double Flash

Scanning Technique In Cardiac

CT Imaging In SGH

170 DAVID HUR, MD

320-slice Cardiovascular

Computed Tomography

Delineates Obstructive

Saphenous Vein Graft To Non-

Invasively Guide Percutaneous

Intervention For Recurrent

Angina

178 EMILY SANDERS, MD

Ebstein’s Anomaly Associated

with Late Diagnosis of Unique

Obstructive Pulmonary Venous

Return

182 DALIA AHMED, MBBS

Listening To Patients Is A Never

Dying Skill

445 SUMIT GUPTA, PHD, MBBS

Role of Cardiac Computed

Tomography in Spontaneous

Coronary Artery Dissection

452 CHANDANA SHEKAR, MD Diagnosis Of Ruptured Sinus Of

Valsalva In A Patient With Patau

Syndrome

PRESENTATIONS/ABSTRACTS

SCCT2019 | 35

460 JULIO MUNOZ, MD


Angiography and Cardiac

Magnetic Resonance Imaging

in the Assessment of patients

presenting with Atypical

Symptoms and Suspected

Chronic Stable Coronary Artery

Disease

462 PRATIK VELANGI, MD Incremental Value Of Cardiac

CT In The Diagnosis Of Ischemic

VSDs

464 SAURABH MALHOTRA, MD

Mechanical Pulmonic Valve

Thrombosis: The Critical Role

Of Multimodality Imaging And

Review Of Current Therapeutic

Alternatives

493 FAY NOUS, MD Computed Tomography

Angiography To Detect Coronary

Complications After Heart

Transplantation

499 MING YEN NG, MD Massive Open Online Course for

Cardiac CT Education

501 CINDY WANG, MD The Use of Coronary Computed

Tomography in Spontaneous

Coronary Artery Dissection

502 JEREMY SLIVNICK, MD Anomalous Drainage of Great

Cardiac Vein to Left Atrium

510 DALIA AHMED, MBBS The Role Of Cardiac CT in the

Evaluation of Post Surgical Aortic

Pseudo Aneurysm

518 SAIF AZAM, BA CCTA as a Patient Avatar for

Virtual Surgical Planning: Repair

of Raghib Syndrome in Middle

Adulthood

520 SARV PRIYA, MD Key Imaging Features Of

Congenital Aortic Arch Anomalies

with Focus On Mimics Of Double

Aortic Arch

532 MADHAVI KADIYALA, MD A Mass Is Not Always A Mass!

534 ALI AGHA, MD Evaluation of the Ascending

Thoracic Aorta for Aneurysmal

Dilation and Ectasia on Non-

Contrast Chest Computed

Tomography

544 LUIS LANDERAS, MD Extracardiac Findings On Cardiac

CT: What Every Cardiac Imager

Should Know

548 LUIS LANDERAS, MD Spectral Computed Tomography

In Cardiovascular Imaging

560 WILLIAM ESKER, RT Aortic Valve Calcium Score

(AVCS) Processing Methodology

575 SATISH BALASUBRAMANIAN, MD Atrial Calcifications as Chronic

Sequelae of Atrial Fibrillation

Ablation

592 SUBHASREE PANCHANGAM, MD Multimodality Imaging Findings

in a Common Atrium Anomaly

596 ABDALNASIR LIMAY Pictorial Review of Common

Post-Fontan Complications and

Clinical Situations Relevant to the

Radiologist

599 SREEJA SANAMPUDI, MD Spontaneous Portosystemic

Shunts: A primer for the

Cardiovascular Computed

Tomographic Specialist

615 JEANNIE YU, MD, FSCCT Left Circumflex Artery to

Coronary Sinus Fistula with

Symptomatic Left-to-Right Shunt

617 ANGELA RYAN, MD Cardiac CT in Infective

Endocarditis: Cases from the

Urban Trenches

623 CARLOS ROCHITTE, MD, PHD Double High-Pitch Dual Source

Gated or Ungated Computed

Tomography for Assessment of

Coronary Territories in Children

After the Jatene Surgery for

Transposition of the Great

Arteries

635 NAVYA ALUGUBELLI, MD Significance Of CT Imaging For

Pulmonary Vein Anatomy In

Preparation For Cryo-balloon

Ablation Of Atrial Fibrillation - A

Roadmap To Ensure A Smooth

Ride

641 ELIAS NASSAR, BE The Internal Anatomy of The Left

Atrial Appendage

642 RACHEL HARRIS, MD Cardio-Orthopaedics: A

Systematic Preoperative Cardiac

Risk Assessment Prior To Total

Joint Arthroplasty

RAPID FIRE EPOSTERS 1

Exhibit Hall

July 12 | 9:40 – 10:25 AM

458 PHILIP ADAMSON, MD Sex-associations and CT-

coronary Angiography-guided

Management in Patients with

Stable Chest Pain

489 PHILIP ADAMSON, MD Five-year Outcomes After

Coronary CT Angiography in

Patients with Stable Chest Pain

505 SIAVASH GHADIRI, BSC Traditional Clinical Assessment

Fail to Identify Presence of

Subclinical Atherosclerosis in

Young Individuals with Family

History of Premature Coronary

Artery Disease. Pilot Data from

Early Atherosclerosis Clinic

514 CHRISTOS KOTANIDIS, MD Right And Left Coronary

Artery Perivascular Fat

Attenuation Index (FAI) Mapping

Independently Predict Cardiac

Mortality

36 | SCCT2019 | HIGHLIGHTED SCCT2019 ABSTRACTS

625 KASHIF SHAIKH, MD Extent Of Subclinical

Atherosclerosis On Coronary CT

And Impact Of Statins In Stable

Patients With Diabetes: Results

From Confirm Registry


Exhibit Hall

July 12 | 9:40 – 10:25 AM

93 LOHENDRAN BASKARAN, MBBS End-to-End Deep Learning Based

Segmentation of Coronary Artery

Calcium using Non-Contrast CTs

569 EDWARD PASSEN, MD Artificial Intelligence for Coronary

Artery Calcium Scoring

608 OMAR DZAYE, MD, PHD Incidence Of New Coronary

Calcification: What Is The

Warranty Period Of Cac = 0

In The Multi-ethnic Study Of

Atherosclerosis (MESA)?

639 JANE CAO, MD, MPH Coronary Calcium Score, 5-year

Stain Therapy And Long-term All-

cause Mortality, The St Francis

Heart Study


Exhibit Hall

July 13 | 9:40 – 10:25 AM

136 B. KELLY HAN, MD, FSCCT Multi-Institution Cardiovascular

Computed Tomography Radiation

Dose Survey in Patients of all

ages with Congenital Heart

Disease

180 JOHN JACKSON, PHD Whole-heart Intra-cycle Motion

Correction of Complex 3-D

Motion Significantly Improves

Accuracy of Plaque Burden

Assessment

473 FABIAN AMMON, MD Diagnostic Accuracy Of On-site

FFRCT And The New Concept

Of FFRAngio: A Head To Head

Comparison With Invasively

Measured FFR

589 KENNETH HOLMES Impact Of Smoking On FFRCT and

Coronary Volume to Mass Ratio:

An ADVANCE Registry Sub-study

637 RICHARD BLOOMINGDALE, MD CT-derived Fractional Flow

Reserve: Sex Differences in

Values and Outcomes


Exhibit Hall

July 13 | 9:40 – 10:25 AM

571 MICHELLE KOHANSKI, RT Performance of Aortic Valve

Calcium Score for Detection of

Severe Aortic Stenosis

590 INGE VAN DEN HOOGEN, MD What Does a Future Culprit

Lesion Look Like Using Coronary

Computed Tomography

Angiography: Results from the

ICONIC Study

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Tomography Evaluation in

Patients with Anomalous

Pulmonary Venous Connection

after Surgical Repair

563 VASU GOOTY, MD Comparison Of Cardiac CT To

Invasive Coronary Angiography

In Pediatric Post-cardiac

Transplantation Associated

Coronary Allograft Vasculopathy

576 NATTIPONG MEKKHALA, MD CT Assessment Of Left

Ventricular Myocardial Thickness

As A Marker Of Viability: A

Head-to-head Comparison With

Cardiac Magnetic Resonance Late

Gadolinium Enhancement

624 STEPHANIE ANGULO-CRUZADO, MD Diagnostic Accuracy Of

Myocardial Dual Source Ct

Delayed Enhancement In

The Evaluation Of Dilated

Cardiomyopathy

626 JENNIFER SMERLING, MD 3D Printed Models from Cardiac

CT are Valuable Teaching Tools

for Medical Student Education

631 EDWARD PASSEN, MD 2D/3D Cardiac Computed

Tomography, 2D/3D

Echocardiography and Cardiac

Catheterization Mutually Confirm

Hemodynamically Significant

Partial Anomalous Pulmonary

Venous Connection

POSTER SESSION 4

Technical Issues: Contrast/Injection

Protocols & Patient Preparation -

HR control and CT Radiation

122 EDWARD PASSEN, MD Cardiac Computed Tomography

with Intravenous Nitroglycerin

to Visualize the Coronary Artery

Distal to an Occlusion

152 JAMES NGUYEN, MD A Prospective Pilot Study Using

Low Contrast Dose CT Protocol

for TAVR Patients with Severe

Chronic Kidney Disease

165 COLIN YOUNG, MD Reduced Axial Scan Length

Coronary Calcium Scoring

Reduces Radiation Dose And

Provides Adequate Clinical

Decision Making Prior To

Coronary Ct Angiography

517 AZADEH SALEK, MD Evaluation of Coronary Computed

Tomography Angiography

Imaging Quality in Patients

with Atrial Fibrillation with

Advancement in CT Technology

530 MARK PLANTZ, BS A Risk Analysis of Contrast-

Induced Acute Kidney Injury

(CI-AKI) after CT Angiography for

TAVR Evaluation

555 THURA HARFI, MD Reducing Coronary Artery

Calcium (CAC) Scan Length

Reduces Radiation Exposure

While Preserving Accuracy of

CAC Detection and Agatston

Score Classification

556 LEENA ROBINSON VIMALA, MD Clinical Effectiveness Of Oral

Ivabradine Prior To Intravenous

Metoprolol in CT Coronary

Angiography

573 EDWARD PASSEN, MD Relationship of Radiation Dose

and Body Size for Coronary Artery

Calcium Scans

595 EVANN EISENBERG, MD Standardization of Non-Calcified

Plaque Volume Measured by

Iterative and Filtered Back

Projection Reconstruction

Algorithms from Quantitative

Coronary CTA

610 EVANN EISENBERG, MD Impact of Heart Rate on Coronary

Computed Tomographic

Angiography Interpretability with

a Third Generation Dual-Source

Scanner

627 ADAM CANNING, MB, MRCP Strategies To Minimize Radiation

Dose In CT Coronary Angiography

In Investigation Of Stable Chest

Pain

POSTER SESSION 5

Non-Acute Chest Pain

103 DANIEL BITTNER, MD High Level of EPA is Associated

with Lower Perivascular Coronary

Attenuation as Measured by

Coronary CTA

107 MATTHEW BUDOFF, MD Relationship between Cardio-

Ankle Vascular Index (CAVI) &

Obstructive Coronary Artery

Disease (CAD)

114 KERRYANNE JOHNSON, MBCHB Safety And Efficacy Of

Computer Tomography Coronary

Angiography (CTCA) In A Remote

Centre For Outpatients Otherwise

Requiring Invasive Coronary

Angiography (ICA) For Chest Pain

Assessment

127 KEYUR VORA, MD, FSCCT Benign Single Coronary Artery

with Dual LAD Physiology

diagnosed by Cardiac Computed

Tomography

137 SUBRAMANYA UPADHYAYA, MBBS, MRCP Real World Single Centre

CTFFR Registry: First 100 CTFFR

Experience

147 TAO LI, MD The Relationship Between

Resting Heart Rate And Coronary

Artery Disease Evaluated By

Multidetector Computed

Tomography

164 ROBIN GOHMANN, MD Combined Coronary CT-

angiography and TAVI-Planning:

A Contrast-Neutral and Efficient

Routine Approach to exclude

Significant Coronary Artery

Disease

POSTER ABSTRACTSPOSTER SESSION 1

Artificial Intelligence/Machine

Learning

181 DAMNI DEY, PHD, FSCCT Machine Learning To Predict The

Long-term Risk Of Myocardial

Infarction And Cardiac Death

Based On Clinical Risk, Coronary

Calcium And Epicardial Adipose

Tissue: Difference Between Men

And Women

459 JOHN SCHUZER, RT Inter-observer Variability of

Standard Dose and Low Dose

Calcium Scoring With Deep

Learning Reconstruction

467 SUBHI AL’AREF, MD Prognostication of Clinical

Outcomes in Heart Failure

Patients by an End-to-End

Machine Learning Framework

Applying Natural Language

Processing to Unstructured

Thoraco-abdominal Computed

Tomography Radiology Reports

478 VY BUI, PHD A Fully Automatic Artificial

Intelligence System to Segment

Cardiac Structures in Contrast-

Enhanced Cardiac Computed


Images

494 GIANLUCA PONTONE, MD, PHD, FSCCT Feasibility And Diagnostic

Accuracy Of A Deep Learning

Algorithm For The Evaluation

Of CAD-RADsTM Classification

With Coronary Computed


558 ROCK SAVAGE, BS Utilizing Artificial Intelligence to

Determine Bone Mineral Density

via Chest CT

620 GABRIEL MALIAKAL, MD Automatic Segmentation of

Cardiovascular Structures

Imaged on Cardiac Computed

Tomography Angiography using

Deep Learning

POSTER SESSION 2

Comparative/Multimodality

Imaging/Resource Utilization

90 JOSHUA BOSTER, MD Adoption of the Coronary

Artery Disease - Reporting and

Data System (CAD-RADSTM)

Decreases Downstream Testing

and Cardiology Referral in

Patients with Coronary Artery

Disease Compared To Non-

Standardized Reporting

154 SUVASINI LAKSHMANAN, MD, MS Association of Flow Mediated

Vasodilation and Severity of

Coronary Artery Disease

174 AYMAN ABDELKARIM, MD Evaluation of Image Quality for

High Heart Rates for Coronary

Computed Tomography

Angiography (CCTA) with

Advancement in CT Technology:

The CONVERGE Registry

177 TAKANORI KOKAWA, MD Myocardial Late Enhancement

Imaging In Dual-source CT.

Comparison Of Single-energy

Shuttle Mode And Dual-energy

Acquisition

525 ANDREW CHOI, MD, FSCCT Initial Impact of Social Media

for a Dedicated Cardiovascular

Computed Tomography Journal

552 EDD MACLEAN, MBBS Diagnostic Yield, Prognostic

Utility And Cost-effectiveness

Of CTCA Alone Versus CTCA

Plus Functional Imaging

In Patients With Stable

Cardiovascular Symptoms

612 SHONE ALMEIDA, MD Correlation Of Pericoronary

Fat Measurements Between

Two Commercially Available

Software Platforms: Effect Of

Partial Volume Averaging On Fat

Attenuation

613 CYNTHIA PHILIP, MD Comparison of Cardiac

CTA and Transesophageal

Echocardiography Findings

in Patients with Native Valve

Infective Endocarditis

619 RACHEL HARRIS, MD, MPH Cardio-orthopaedics:

Prevalence And Severity

Of Coronary Artery Disease

(CAD) In Elective Total Joint

Arthroplasty (TJA) In Patients >

65 y/o With The Use Of Coronary


Angiography (CCTA) + CTFFR For

Intermediate Lesions

POSTER SESSION 3

Congenital Heart Disease/

Cardiomyopathies

131 MICHAEL GANNON, MD Incidental Hypertrophic

Cardiomyopathy on Cardiac

Computed Tomorgraphy

Angiography

173 AARON PROSNITZ, MD Nitroglycerin Administration

Improves the Quality of

Pediatric Coronary CT

Angiography

513 MARIANA DIAZ-ZAMUDIO, MD Multidetector Computed

FRIDAY, JULY 12 | 9:40 – 10:25 AM


Endocardial Surface Using 4DCT

490 ASHISH MANOHAR, MS Quantitative Assessment of Very

Small and Localized Regional Wall

Motion Abnormalities from 4DCT:

Recursive Estimation of SQUEEZ

(reSQUEEZ)

500 JONATHAN LESSICK, MD, PHD Additive Value of Evaluating

Diastolic Function by Cardiac CT

compared to Echo-Doppler

503 JONATHAN LESSICK, MD, PHD Automated 4-dimensional

Regional Myocardial Strain

Evaluation using Cardiac

Computed Tomography

506 MATTHEW SHOTWELL, MD An Unusual Case of Right

Ventricular Thrombus

539 ANDERSON SCOTT, MD Computed Tomography-derived

Measurement of Stroke Work

Index for Patients with Left

Ventricular Assist Devices

572 JULIA PODZUS, MD CT-derived Left Ventricular

Global Strain In Aortic Stenosis

1 Year Outcome Following

Transcatheter Aortic Valve

Replacement

POSTER SESSION 8

Myocardial Perfusion

85 RON JACOB, MD, FSCCT Safety And Efficiency Of A

Rapid Outpatient Regadenoson

Stress Myocardial Computed

Tomography Perfusion Protocol

In A Busy Community Hospital

Using A 320 Slice Multidetector

Scanner

104 MASAFUMI TAKAFUJI, MD Dynamic Stress CT Perfusion In

Patients with Persistent Atrial

Fibrillation Before and After

Catheter Ablation: Factors

Affecting Myocardial Blood Flow

140 SATONORI TSUNETA, MD Comparison of the Effect of

4-dimensional Similarity Filter

and Conventional 3-dimensional

Hybrid Iterative Reconstruction

on Image Quality of Dynamic CT

Perfusion Images for Evaluation

of Myocardial Ischemia

162 YUKI TANABE, MD Impact of 4D-similarity Filter on

Image Quality and Hemodynamic

Parameter in Dynamic Myocardial

Computed Tomography Perfusion

using Low-tube-voltage Scan

167 YUTA YAMAMOTO, MD The Utility of Myocardial Color

Scale for Detection of Obstructive

Coronary Artery Disease Using

Dynamic Myocardial Computed

Tomography Perfusion

168 TAKANORI KOUCHI, MD Simulated Enhancement Ratio

of Myocardium to Aorta for

Identification of Obstructive

Coronary Artery Disease Using

Dynamic Myocardial Computed

Tomography Perfusion

172 KHENG-THYE HO, MBBS, FSCCT Identification Of Delayed

Hyperenhancement On CT-

myocardial Perfusion: How To

Reproducibly Image This

602 GIANLUCA PONTONE, MD, PHD, FSCCT Additional Role Of CT-derived

Fractional Flow Reserve And

Stress Computed Tomography

Perfusion In The Management

Of Patients With Stable Chest

Pain Compared To Coronary

Computed Tomography

Angiography Alone

633 ABDULLAH SARKAR, MD Revisiting Single-photon

Emission Computed Tomography

with and without Computed

Tomography based Attenuation

Maps

POSTER SESSION 9

Non contrast cardiac CT: Coronary

calcium

100 ALEJANDRA DE LA TORRE GASCÓN, MD Correlation Of Aortic Calcium

Score In Aortic Stenosis Between

Men And Women In Mexican

Population

123 ADIB CHAUS, MD “Signs” of Anemia on Coronary

Calcium Scan

169 EVAN CARABELLI, MD Coronary Artery Calcifications

Under the Age of Forty-Five:

Observations from an Employer

Health Benefits Screening

Program

179 HAMPTON CRIMM, MD Focused Field of View Calcium

Scoring Prior to Coronary CT

Angiography: A Prospective,

Randomized Clinical Trial

(FOCUS-CCTA)

466 CHLOE STEVESON, MHLTHSC Accuracy Of Agatston Calcium

Scoring Over A Range Of Scan

And Reconstruction Parameters -

A Phantom Study

468 CHLOE STEVESON, MHLTHSC Accuracy Of Agatston Calcium

Scoring With Conventional And

Uhr Ct Over A Range Of Heart

Rates - A Phantom Study

470 KIMBERLY BERGE,R MD Presence of Incidental

Coronary Artery Calcium Prior

to Acute Coronary Syndrome:

an Opportunity to Improve

Prevention

486 AYMAN JUBRAN, MD kV-Independent Coronary

Calcium Imaging: Comparable

Agatston Scores at Lower

Doses Using a Dedicated

Reconstruction Kernel

SATURDAY, JULY 13 | 9:40 – 10:25 AM457 PHILIP ADAMSON, MD Clinical And Cardiac Computed

Tomography Determinants Of

Cardiac Biomarkers In Stable

Chest Pain

485 ANNE POZON, MD Association of Age with Left

Ventricular Function and

Left Ventricular Volumetric

Parameters in the General

Population with No Cardiac

Diseases

487 ANNE POZON, MD Remodeling of Left Ventricular

Myocardium with Aging in

Normotensive Population with

No Cardiac Diseases

488 ANNE POZON, MD The Remodeling of Left

Ventricular Myocardium in

Patients with Hypertension or

Diabetes

508 SUBRAMANYA UPADHYAYA, MBBS, MRCP OSCRIS; An Ideal Model For

Life Saving Early Detection

Of Significant Extra Coronary

Incidental Findings On CTCA

578 ALEXANDER VAN ROSENDAEL, MD Ruling Out Ischemia In Non-

obstructive Coronary Stenosis

By CCTA: Insights From The

Credence Trial

586 UMBERTO GIANNI, MD Plaque Burden By CCTA To

Improve Diagnosis Of Ischemia

In Non-obstructive Vessels On

Invasive Coronary Angiography:

Results From The Prospective,

Multicenter, International

Credence Trial

616 DIVYESH SHARMA, MD, MBBS, MSC Impact Of CADS-RADSTM

Reporting Template On

Downstream Investigation

And Management Of Patients

Investigated For Chest Pain

POSTER SESSION 6

FFR/Physiologic Imaging

102 HIDENOBU TAKAGI, MD, PHD Interpretation of FFRCT:

Association with 90-day Clinical

Outcome

113 MALCOLM ANASTASIUS, PHD, MBBS Dr

119 SHINICHIRO FUJIMOTO MD, PHD Relationship between on-

site operated CT- Fractional

Flow Reserve Based on Fluid

Structure Interactions and for

instantaneous wave-free Ratio

128 J. JEFFREY CARR, MD, MSC, FSCCT Wall Shear Stress of the Aorta

Measured by Computational Fluid

Dynamics with Non-Contrast

Computed Tomography (CT)

129 CHRISTOPHER SCHUMANN, MD Differentiating Obstructive from

Microvascular Coronary Disease

using CTFFR and Quantitative

Stress CMR in Symptomatic

Diabetic Patients

132 MICHAEL MORRIS, MD Diagnostic Performance of

a Machine Learning FFRCT

Prototype Across Multiple CT

Vendors

144 ELVIS CAMI, MD Patients with Acute Chest Pain in

the Emergency Room: Early and

Late Outcomes After Negative


Angiography-Derived Fractional

Flow Reserve

158 DAINIS KRIEVINS, MD, PHD Coronary CTA-derived FFR For

The Diagnosis And Management

Of Silent Ischemia In Patients

Undergoing Peripheral Vascular

Surgery

183 ALEXANDRA SANCHEZ, MD Cardiac CT Clinical Outcomes

with Inconclusive FFRCT

461 MICHAEL WILSON, MD Comparison Of Invasive FFR With

CTFFR Measured In Patient Specific

3d Printed Phantoms Imaged

With A 320-detector Aquilion CT

Scanner

516 CARLOS ROCHITTE, MD, PHD Patients With Significant

Coronary Stenosis and Negative

FFRct - What Happens on the

Follow-up?

527 ELVIS CAMI, MD Fractional Flow Reserve by


Angiography (FFRCT): Impact

on Statistical Performance

Based on Measurement Site for

Assessment of Lesion-Specific

Ischemia

538 MUHAMMAD OWAIS KHAN, PHD Computational Fluid Dynamics

of CABG Patients: CTA-derived

Hemodynamic and Anatomic

Predictors of Vein Graft Failure

POSTER SESSION 7

LV/RV Function, Chamber

Dimensions

166 KAZUKI YOSHIDA, MD Regional Left Ventricular Three-

Dimensional Maximum Principal

Strain Measurements from

Cardiac Computed Tomography

in Patients with Normal LV

function

171 ALEXANDER ROBINSON, DO Cardiac Computed Tomography

Angiography Basal Left

Ventricular Transverse

Diameter Correlates well

with Left Ventricular Internal

Dimension at End-Diastole on

Echocardiography

465 GABRIELLE COLVERT, MS Analysis of Longitudinal and

Circumferential Strain on the


POSTER SESSION 12

Plaque Imaging

142 RINE NAKANISHI, MD, PHD Relationship Between 18 F-FDG

Pet Uptake And Calcification In

The Aorta Among Non-cancer

Patients

155 DONGHEE HAN, MD Impact Of Cardiovascular

Disease Risk Factor Burden

On Progression Of Coronary

Atherosclerosis

160 EDOARDO CONTE, MD Plaque Quantification by


Angiography Using Intravascular

Ultrasound as a Reference

Standard A Comparison Between

Standard and Last Generation CT

Scanners

447 CHANDANA SHEKAR, MD Gender Differences in Coronary

Plaque Progression in Patients

with Diabetes Mellitus

448 PHILIP ADAMSON, MD Ticagrelor To Reduce Myocardial

Injury In Patients With High-risk

Coronary Artery Plaque

449 CHANDANA SHEKAR, MD Association Between Changes In

Pericoronary Fat and Coronary

Plaque Over Time

451 CHANDANA SHEKAR, MD Obesity Paradox with Coronary

Plaque Progression

480 SAEYUN LEE, BA Serial Coronary Computed

Tomography Angiography to

Assess Anti-Atherosclerotic

Therapies: a Systematic Review

519 MICHAELA HELL, MD Beyond Coronary Calcium

Scoring: Comprehensive Total

Coronary Tree Quantitative

Plaque Characterisation for Long-

term Prediction of Cardiac Death

526 MAAN MALAHFJI, MD Association of High Sensitivity

C-Reactive Protein with Plaque

Characteristics on Coronary

Computed Tomography

537 MUHAMMAD OWAIS KHAN, PHD Plaque in Myocardial Bridge

Patients and Association With

CFD-derived Wall Shear Stresses

557 MARKUS GOELLER, MD Pericoronary Adipose Tissue

Attenuation And Quantitative

Global Non-calcified Plaque

Characteristics from CT

Angiography In Caucasian, East

Asian And South Asian Patients

With Stable Chest Pain

579 PRATIK VELANGI, MD CT Coronary Plaque Analysis

Does Not Predict Ischemia

Detected By Invasive Fractional

Flow Reserve

587 ERANTHI JAYAWARDENA, BS Prevalence and Volume of

Noncalcified Coronary Plaque

in Patients with Zero Coronary

Artery Calcium Score and

Association with Clinical Risk

Factors for Cardiovascular

Disease

600 ALEXANDER VAN ROSENDAEL, MD 1K Plaque By Coronary Cta

Is Associated With Low Risk

For Future Acute Coronary

Syndromes; Insights From The

Iconic Study

POSTER SESSION 13

Prognostic Evaluation/Risk

Stratification

95 PRABHJOT NIJJAR, MD Prevalence and Markers of

Coronary Calcium on Cancer

Computed Tomography

Scans in Patients at Risk for

Cardiovascular Disease after

Potentially Cardiotoxic Cancer

Treatment

529 CHRISTOS KOTANIDIS, MD Perivascular Fat Attenuation

Index (FAI) Mapping Predicts

Future Cardiac Risk Independent

Of High-risk Plaque Features

535 RAMA HRITANI, MD Left Ventricular Assist Device

Inflow and Outflow Cannula

Positioning Does Not Predict

Thrombotic Complications

550 EDD MACLEAN, MBBS Multi-vessel Aggregate Stenosis

(MVAS) Score Demonstrates

Superior Prognostic Utility Over

The Coronary Artery Disease

Reporting And Data System

(CAD-RADSTM) Classification

In Patients With Stable

Cardiovascular Symptoms

597 AMANDA LEUNG, MD The Incremental Value of

Calcium Scoring to a Clinical

Score of Pretest Probability in an

Emergency Department Chest

Pain Unit using Acute Coronary


Angiography (CCTA)

POSTER SESSION 14

Structural Heart Disease (excluding

valves)/EP/Arrythmia

125 EDWARD PASSEN, MD Use of Cardiac Computed

Tomography to Assist in the

Diagnosis and Treatment of

Watchman Leak

159 EDOARDO CONTE, MD Comprehensive Evaluation Of

Newly Diagnosed Left Ventricle

Dysfunction By A Novel Whole-

heart Coverage Cardiac CT:

Preliminary Results Of The

E-pluribus Study

472 SUSAN PUMACAYO-CÁRDENAS Therapeutic Outcomes Evaluated

With Angiotomography In The

Follow up Of Percutaneous

Angioplasty In Children And

Adults With Aortic Coarctation

491 ALEX HUANG, PHD, MBCHB Coronary Artery Calcium Score is

of Limited Sensitivity in Detecting

Subclinical Atherosclerosis in

Young Individuals with Family

History of Coronary Artery

Disease

492 JIEN SZE HO, MD Coronary Calcium Score as a

Potential First Line Test for

Selected Chest Pain Cohorts

524 LAUREN SEVERANCE, MS A Genetic Risk Score Derived

from 23andMe Raw Data

Identifies Asymptomatic

Individuals at Increased Risk of

Non-zero CAC

593 EDWARD PASSEN, MD Severity and Distribution of

Coronary Artery Calcification

on Low-Dose Chest CT for Lung

Cancer Screening

598 EDWARD PASSEN, MD Coronary Artery Calcium Data

and Reporting System and Low-

Dose Chest CT for Lung Cancer

Screening

603 EVAN CARABELLI, MD Progression Of Coronary Artery

Calcification: Observations From

An Employer Health Sponsored

Screening Program

614 RAYMOND FISHER, DO Incidence and Implication of

Coronary Artery Calcium (CAC)

on Non-gated Chest CT Scans: A

Large Observational Cohort

POSTER SESSION 10

Noncardiac Findings/Acute CP/

Other

98 DAE HYUN LEE, MD Assessment Of Coronary Artery

Calcium On Routine Chest CT To

Risk Stratify Patients Presenting

With Chest Pain

481 SHONE ALMEIDA, MD Measurement Of Pericoronary Fat

From Precontrast Calcium Scans:

Effect Of Iodinated Contrast On

Pericoronary Fat Attenuation

482 SONG SHOU MAO, MD Obesity Associates with the

Metabolism of Vertebral Bone

Mineral and Liver Fatty: A

Supplemental Study using a

Routine Cardiac CT Scan

484 SONG SHOU MAO, MD The Fatty Liver Disease can be

Detected in Individual having

Diabetes and Low Glucose

Medication Using a Routine

Cardiac CT

533 MAKOTO NAGAHAMA, MD HEART Score Stratifies the

Risk Coronary Artery Disease

on Sequential Testing Among

Patients with Significant

Anatomical Disease on Cardiac

Computed Tomography

Angiography

568 PATRICIA CARRASCOSA, MD, PHD, FSCCT Spatial distribution and

Relationship between

Coronary and Extracoronary

Atherosclerotic Plaques in

Thoracoabdominal CTA

585 PATRICIA CARRASCOSA, MD, PHD, FSCCT Regional Fat Depots Are More

Closely Related To Coronary Risk

Factors Than General Adiposity

Measures

638 ADIB CHAUS, MD Fatty Liver on Coronary Calcium

Scan

POSTER SESSION 11

Novel Hardware/Technology

87 ANDREA ANNONI, MD, FSSCT Submillisievert CT Scan Protocol

For Follow-up Of Thoracic Aorta

Diseases Using 3rd Generation

Wide Detector Coverage CT

108 BRIAN THOMSEN, MSC Whole-heart Intra-cycle Motion

Correction Significantly Reduces

Motion Artifact In Both Cardiac

Structures And Coronary Vessels

In High Heart Rate CCTA

138 JAYASAI RAJAGOPAL Imaging Of Coronary Plaques

Using Conventional And Photon-

counting CT

139 MOHAMMAD SALMAN SHEIKH, MD Left Main Coronary Artery

Diameter Calculated from Left

Anterior Descending and Left

Circumflex Coronary Arteries’

Diameters

156 NEGIN NEZARAT, MD High Sensitivity Surface

Electrocardiogram Potential for

Detection of Subclinical Coronary

Atherosclerosis

157 TAO LI, MD The Effect Of Optimal

Monochromatic Energy Image

Synthesized From Dual-layer

Detector Spectral Ct On Inferior

Vena Cava Image Quality

450 CHANDANA SHEKAR, MD Association Between

Triglycerides and Pericoronary

Fat

469 AHMED EL MUGHARBIL, MD Initial validation of a first

generation Deep Learning Image

Reconstruction Algorithm

509 SAMANTHA WORRALL, MBBS, BM Radiation Dose Reduction In

Siemens Flash Vs GE Revolution

CCTA: A Comparative Study In

1673 Scans

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495 FAY NOUS, MD Detection Of Subclinical

Coronary Artery Disease In

Atrial Fibrillation Patients With


Angiography

497 FAY NOUS, MD Implementation Of Coronary

Cta For Routine Surveillance Of

Cardiac Allograft Vasculopathy:

One-year Single-center

Experience

515 RICHARD AMARA, MD Volumetric Quantification of

Left Atrial Epicardial Adipose

Tissue by Cardiac Multidetector

Computed Tomography and

Association with Risk Factors for

Atrial Fibrillation

POSTER SESSION 15

Valves/TAVR/TMVR

86 NARUMOL CHAOSUWANNAKIT, MD Value Of Cardiac Computed


In Assessment Of Infective

Endocarditis.

101 MIHO FUKUI, MD, PHD Association Of Baseline Global

Longitudinal Strain By Computed

Tomography With Transcatheter

Aortic Valve Replacement

Outcomes In Patients With Aortic

Stenosis

106 PRANJAL BORUAH, MD Comparison of Computed

Tomography Angiography to

Cardiac Magnetic Resonance

Imaging for Aortic Annular Sizing

Prior to Transcatheter Aortic

Valve Replacement (TAVR) - A

Systematic Review and Meta-

Analysis

117 FARHAN KATCHI, MD Association Between Aortomitral

Continuity Calcification and Need

for a Permanent Pacemaker

in Patients undergoing


Replacement

130 NADEEN FAZA, MD The Role of Fluoroscopy and

Cardiac Computed Tomography

Co-Registration For Guiding

Transcatheter Tricuspid Valve

Interventions- A Feasibility Study

149 DONGHEE HAN, MD Predictive Value Of Coronary

Computed Tomography

Angiography-derived

Extracellular Volume Fraction

For Early Recovery Of Left

Ventricular Systolic Function

After Transcatheter Aortic Valve

Replacement

437 DANIEL BRITO GUZMAN, MD Aortic Stenosis Calcium Scoring:

Do Race and Gender Matter?

474 SILVIA SMOLKA, MD Computed Tomography

Predictors Of Outcome After


Implantation

523 MICHAELA HELL, MD Analysis Of Aortic Valve

Orifice Area Using Computed

Tomography: Influence Of

Reconstruction Parameters On

Measurement Accuracy

540 ANDREA ANNONI, MD, FSSCT Additional Role Of Computed

Tomography For Evaluation

Of Aortic Valve Prosthesis

Dysfunction Using A Single-

heartbeat Acquisition Scan

Protocol

551 PATRICIA LOPES, PHD Automatic Mitral Annulus

Identification And Quantification

For Consistent Pre-TMVR

Planning

561 MARTIN WILLEMINK, MD, PHD, FSCCT Pulmonary Artery Dimensions on

CT Are Larger In Patients Who Did

Not Survive Transcatheter Aortic

Valve Replacement Compared To

Survivors

562 HIROKI NIIKURA, MD Frequency of Surgical Valve

Abnormalities on Cardiac

Computed Tomography in

Patients With and Without

Clinical Suspicion

566 HIROKI NIIKURA, MD Computed Tomography Guided

Approach For The Evaluation

Of Elevated Prosthetic Valvular

Gradients

588 AMIT PATEL, MD, FSSCT Prevalence of Mitral Annular

Disjunction in Mitral Valve

Prolapse Patients Undergoing

Cardiac CT Prior to Robotic Mitral

Valve Repair

604 EVANN EISENBERG, MD Relationship Between Changes

in Quantified Low-Attenuation

Aortic Valve Tissue on CTA and

Echocardiographic Indicies of

Aortic Stenosis After TAVR

618 RAZA YUNUS, MD Does Aortic Valve Calcium

By Cardiac CT Predict

Left Ventricular Function

Improvement In Low-flow, Low

Gradient Aortic Stenosis?

630 W. PATRICIA BANDETTINI, MD Accelerated Progression of

Coronary and Aortic Valve

Calcification in Patients with

Alkaptonuri

Date: Friday, July 12th, 2019

Time: 12:15 pm

Lunch is served

You are cordially invited to a symposium at SCCT 2019 for a discussion on:

Innovations to improve cardiacCT clinical quality and accessThe success of a medical technique requires more than its clinical superiority. In the management of coronary artery and structural heart diseases, through the perspective of both MDs and RTs, we look at how dedicated cardiovascular CT scanners, as well as scanners in outpatient and emergency centers, can impact clinical, operational, and financial outcomes.

PRESENTERS:

Jonathon A. Leipsic, MD, FRCPC, FSCCTPast President SCCT

Patricia Dickson, LRTAssistant Director of Diagnostic and Outpatient Services, Capital Cardiology Associates, Albany, NY

Ricardo C. Cury, MD, FSCCT, FACR, FAHA, FACCPast President SCCT Chairman of the Radiology Department, Baptist Health of South Florida and Radiology Associates of South FloridaDirector of Cardiac Imaging, Miami Cardiac & Vascular Institute Clinical Professor and Vice-Chairman of Radiology, Florida International University, Herbert Wertheim College of Medicine

Where: Baltimore Marriott Waterfront 700 Aliceanna St. Baltimore, MD 21202 USA

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RYAN DALY, MD, FSCCT Bargersville, IN

ADMIR DEDIC, MD, PHD Rotterdam, Netherlands

MILIND DESAI, MD Cleveland, OH

DAMINI DEY, PHD, FSCCT Los Angeles, CA

MARCELO DI CARLI, MD Boston, MA

PATRICIA DICKSON, LRT(CT) Albany, NY

PATRICK DONNELLY, MD, MBBS, MRCP, FSCCT Belfast, United Kingdom

SHARMILLA DORBALA, MD Boston, MA

RONEN DURST, MD Jerusalem, Israel

JAMES EARLS, MD, FSCCT Washington, DC

ANDREW EINSTEIN, MD, PHD, FSCCT New York, NY

PARASTOU ESLAMI, MD Boston, MA

EMILIO FENTANES, MD, FSCCT Honolulu, HI

MAROS FERENCIK, MD, PHD, FSCCT Portland, OR

GUDRUN FEUCHTNER, MD Innsbruck, Austria

RICHARD FRANK, MD, PHD Malvern, PA

PATRYCJA GALAZKA, MD Milwaukee, WI

MARIO GARCIA, MD New York, NY

BRIAN GHOSHHAJRA, MD, MBA, FSCCT Boston, MA

MARCELO GODOY-ZAMORANO, MD Temuco, Chile

NIKHIL GOYAL, MD, FSCCT New York, NY

MARTHA GULATI, MD, MS Phoenix, AZ

ASHRAF HAMDAN, MD Tikva, Israel

B. KELLY HAN, MD, FSCCT Minneapolis, MN

HARVEY HECHT, MD, FSCCT West Brooklyn, NY

SANDEEP HEDGIRE, MD Boston, MA

MICHAELA HELL, MD Erlangen, Germany

ANDREAS HOSCHTITZKY, MSCLondon, United Kingdom

ANDREW HOWE, MD Belfast, United Kingdom

EDWARD HULTEN, MD Fort Carson, CO

GARY HUANG, MDSeattle, WA

MARK IBRAHIM, MDFarmington, UT

ABDUL IHDAYHID, MDClayton, Australia

IVANA ISGUM, MD, PHD Utrecht, Netherlands

SCOTT JEROME, DO, FSCCT Westminster, MD

SAURABH JHA, MBBS, MRCS, MS Philadelphia, PA

HASAN JILAIHAWI, MDLos Angeles, CA

TSUYOSHI KANEKO, MD Boston, MA

RONALD KARLSBERG, MD, FSCCT California Beverly Hills, CA

OMAR KHALIQUE, MD, FSCCT Center New York, NY

KAKUYA KITAGAWA, MD, PHD Tsu, Japan

RAN KORNOWSKI, MD Tel Aviv, Israel

LYNN KOWEEK, MD, FSCCT Durham, NC

JAMES LEE, MD, FSCCT Seattle, WA

JONATHON LEIPSIC, MD, FSCCT Vancouver, Canada

JOHN LESSER, MD, FSCCT Minneapolis, MN

JOÃO LIMA, MD, FSCCT Baltimore, MD

FAY LIN, MD New York, NY

SPEAKERS AND CHAIRSSUHNY ABBARA, MD, FSCCT Dallas, TX

AIDEN ABIDOV, MD, PHD Detroit, MI

STEPHAN ACHENBACH, MD, FSCCT Erlangen, Germany

PHILIP ADAMSON, MD Edinburgh, United Kingdom

ARTHUR AGATSTON, MD, FSCCT Miami, FL

AYAZ AGHAYEV, MD Boston, MA

MOUAZ AL-MALLAH, MD, MSC, FSCCT Pearland, TX

MALCOLM ANASTASIUS, MBBS, PHD Vancouver, Canada

DANIELE ANDREINI, MD, PHD, FSCCT Milan, Italy

CHARALAMBOS ANTONIADES, MD, PHD Oxford, United Kingdom

ANDREW ARAI, MDBethesda, MD

JUAN BATLLE, MD, MBA Miami, FL

CHRISTOPH BECKER, MD Stanford, CA

DANIEL BERMAN, MD, FSCCT Los Angeles, CA

CATHIE BIGA, BSN, MSN Darien, IL

MARCIO BITTENCOURT, MD, PHD, MPH Paolo, Brazil

MICHAEL BLAHA, MD, MPH Baltimore, MD

PHILIPP BLANKE, MD, FSCCT Vancouver, Canada

RON BLANKSTEIN, MD, FSCCT Boston, MA

ROGER BLUMENTHAL, MD Baltimore, MD

KELLEY BRANCH, MD, MSC, FSCCT Seattle, WA

HEATHER BROWN, PHD Redwood City, CA

RICARDO BUDDE, MD, PHD, FSCCT Rotterdam, Netherlands

MATTHEW BUDOFF, MD, FSCCTTorrance, CA

RUSSELL BULL, FRCR, MRCP Winton, United Kingdom

MIGUEL CAINZOS-ACHIRCA, MD, MPH Baltimore, MD

DENNIS CALNON, MD, FSCCT Dublin, OH

J. JEFFREY CARR, MD, MSC, FSCCT Nashville, TN

PATRICIA CARRACOSA, MD, PHD, FSCCT Lopez, Argentina

JOÃO CAVALCANTE, MD, FSCCT Minneapolis, MN

Y. CHANDRASHEKHAR, MD, DMEdina, MN

HYUK-JAE CHANG, MD, PHD, FSCCT Seoul, South Korea

MICHAEL CHEEZUM, MD, FSCCT Alexandria, VA

MARCUS CHEN, MD Bethesda, MD

KAVITHA CHINNAIYAN, MD, FSCCT Royal Oak, MI

ANDREW CHOI, MD, FSCCT Washington, DC

BENJAMIN CHOW, MD, FSCCT Ottawa, Canada

MARIE-ANNICK CLAVEL, MD Quebec, Canada

ANDREW CREAN, MD Toronto, Canada

PAUL CREMER, MD Cleveland, OH

SARAH CUDDY, MBBCH, BAO Boston, MA

RICARDO CURY, MD, FSCCT Miami, FL

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New York, NYVASVI SINGH, MD Boston, MA

AHMAD SLIM, MD, FSCCT Tacoma, WA

CLAUDIO SMUCLOVISKY, MD, FSCCT Fort Lauderdale, FL

BARBARA SRICHAI-PARSIA, MD, FSCCT Washington, DC

MICHAEL STEIGNER, MD Boston, MA

GARRICK STEWART, MDBoston, MA

HARIKRISHNA TANDRI, MD, MBBS Baltimore, MD

VIVIANY TAQUETI, MD, MPH Boston, MA

ALLEN TAYLOR, MD Washington, DC

USHA TEDROW, MD, MSC Boston, MA

DUSTIN THOMAS, MD, FSCCT Fort Wayne, IN

RANDALL THOMPSON, MDKansas City, MO

JULIUS TORELLI, MD High Point, NC

QUYNH TRUONG, MD, MPH, FSCCT New York, NY

TODD VILLINES, MD, FSCCT Charlottesville, VA

RON WAKSMAN, MD

Washington, DCALFONSO WALLER, MD, FSCCT Newark, NJ

WM. GUY WEIGOLD, MD, FSCCT Washington, DC

JONATHAN WEIR-MCCALL, MBCHB, PHD Cambridge, United Kingdom

CHARLES WHITE, MDBaltimore, MD

MARTIN WILLEMINK, MD, PHD, FSCCTMountain View, CA

MICHELLE WILLIAMS, MD, PHD, FSCCT Edinburgh, United Kingdom

KIM WILLIAMS, SR., MD Chicago, IL

ERIC WILLIAMSON, MD, FSCCT Rochester, MN

RYAN WILSON, MB BAO BCH Vancouver, Canada

MICHAEL WINKLER, MD, FSCCT Lexington, KY

ARIK WOLAK, MDJerusalem, Israel

MALISSA WOOD, MD Boston, MA

PAMELA WOODARD, MD St. Louis, MO

JEANNIE YU, MD, FSCCT Long Beach, CA

ARMIN ZADEH, MD, PHD, MPH, FSCCT Baltimore, MD

HAROLD LITT, MD, PHD Philadelphia, PA

TING LIU, MD, PHD, FSCCTLos Angeles, CA

JUAN LOPEZ-MATTEI, MD, FSCCTHouston, TX

MICHAEL LU, MD, MPH Boston, MA

NIDHI MADAN, MD Chicago, IL

JOHN MAHMARIAN, MD, FSCCT Houston, TX

MAMAS MAMAS, MD Staffordshire, United Kingdom

CHRISTOPHER MAROULES, MD, FSCCT Portsmouth, VA

MOHAMED MARWAN, MD Erlangen, Germany

ELLIOT MCVEIGH, PHD La Jolla, CA

ALOHA MEAVE, MD Mexico City, Mexico

NANDINI MEYERSOHN, MD Boston, MA

ERIN MICHOS, MD, MHS Baltimore, MD

JAMES MIN, MD, FSCCT New York, NYALASTAIR MOSS, MD Edinburgh, United Kingdom

J. BRENT MUHLESTEIN, MD Murray, UT

PRASHANT NAGPAL, MD Iowa City, IA

JAGAT NARULA, PHD New York, NY

KHURRAM NASIR, MD, MPH, FSCCT Miami Beach, FL

DAVID NEWBY, MD, PHD Edinburgh, United Kingdom

EDWARD NICOL, MD, MBA, FSCCT London, United Kingdom

KOEN NIEMAN, MD, PHD, FSCCT Stanford, CA

GURUSHER PANJRATH, MD Washington, DC

PURVI PARWANI, MBBS Loma Linda, CA

AMIT PATEL, MD, FSCCT Chicago, IL

LAWRENCE PHILLIPS, MD New York, NY

GIANLUCA PONTONE, MD, PHD, FSCCT Milan, Italy

WENDY POST, MD, MS Baltimore, MD

MANUJA PREMARATNE, MD, MBBS, FSCCT Victoria, Australia

FRANCESCA PUGLIESE, MD, PHD, FSCCTLondon, United Kingdom

PIERRE QIAN, MD Boston, MA

MARK RABBAT, MD, FSCCT Chicago, IL

GILBERT RAFF, MD, FSCCT Royal Oak, MI

PAOLO RAGGI, MD, FSCCT Edmonton, Canada

SAMREEN RAZA, MD Center Plano, TX

SARAH RINEHART, MD, FSCCT Decatur, GA

BETH RIPLEY, MD, PHD Shoreline, WA

CARLOS ROCHITTE, MD, PHD Sao Paulo, Brazil

IAN ROGERS, MD, MPH, FSCCT Washington, DC

TOBY ROGERS, MD Stanford, CA

RONEN RUBINSHTEIN, MDHaifa, Israel

MICHAEL SALERNO, MD, PHD Charlottesville, VA

U. JOSEPH SCHOEPF, MD, FSCCT Charleston, SC

SCOTT SCHUBERTWales, WI

TOM SEMPLE, MBBS, BSC London, United Kingdom

PINAK BIPIN SHAH, MD Boston, MA

MICHAEL SHAPIRO, MD, FSCCT University Portland, OR

LESLEE SHAW, PHD, FSCCT

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List20.00 Category A+ credits have been approved through the American Society of Radiologic Technologists (ASRT)

TIME SESSION TITLE ROOM

1:00 PM – 2:00 PM CT in the Emergency Department: Part I Harborside D

2:45 PM – 4:15 PM CT in the Emergency Department: Part II HOT TOPICS in implementing CCTA in the ED Harborside D

2:45 PM – 4:15 PM Top 7 advances in cardiac CT in 2019: How will they impact the future Harborside E

Thursday


1:30 PM – 3:00 PMCardiovascular CT essentials:

Lectures everyone should hear onceHarborside A/B

3:45 PM – 5:00 PMMastering challenging CT exams:

Advanced acquisitions and reconstructionsHarborside D/E

Friday


8:00 AM – 9:30 AM Mastering CT in congenital heart disease Harborside A/B

10:30 AM - NOONSafety in cardiac CT: Prevention and treatment of complications Harborside A/B

Cardiomyopathies, thrombi and other masses Harborside D/E

The frontline of cardiac CT: Practical tips and tricks Harborside D/E1:30 PM – 3:00 PM

3:45 PM – 5:00 PMMultimodality imaging: The right test for the right patient

(Joint session with ASNC)Harborside C

Saturday


8:00 AM - 9:30 AM Taking a deep dive into TAVR: Advanced case-based session Harborside A/B

10:00 AM - 11:15 AM Technologies that will change cardiovascular CT Harborside C

Sunday

Interact with a HeartFlow Analysis on your

mobile device.

1 Driessen, et al. J Am Coll Cardiol 2019. Nørgaard, et al. Euro Radiology 2015.

The HeartFlow mobile app is available on iOS 11 or higher in North America and the UK. | 48639247 v.1 © 2019 HeartFlow, Inc. HeartFlow and the HeartFlow logo are among trademarks of HeartFlow, Inc. June 2019

The non-invasive HeartFlow® FFRCT Analysis provides the highest diagnostic performance for suspected coronary artery disease.1

By using this personalized 3D model of the coronary arteries, clinicians can better evaluate the impact a blockage has on blood flow and determine the best treatment for patients.

www.heartflow.com

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SATELLITE SCHEDULE

SATURDAY

12:15 PM – 1:00 PM | Harborside A/B | Lunch ProvidedTITLE: The Dual Source Cardiac CT Challenge: Test your Knowledge

and be Amazed!SPEAKERS: Stephan Achenbach, MD, FSCCT Brian GhoshhajraMD, MBA, FSCCT Markus Scherer, MD

B. Kelly Han, MD FSCCT

Sponsored by:

SIEMENS HEALTHINEERS

7:00 AM – 7:50 AM | Harborside D/E | Breakfast ProvidedTITLE: Implementing Coronary CTA + HeartFlow FFRCT: Preparing

your practice for what's aheadSPEAKERS:

Jonathon Leipsic, MD, FSCCT Cathie Biga, MSN Koen Nieman, MD, PhD, FSCCT Jonathan Weir-McCall, MD, PhD

Sponsored by:

HEARTFLOW

12:15 PM – 1:00 PM | Harborside A/B | Lunch ProvidedTITLE: Clinical solutions provided by Cardiovascular Computed

Tomography in a multimodality environment–challenging case scenarios with a wide detector, 320 slice scanner

SPEAKER: Ron Jacob MD, FACC, FASE, FSCCT, FSCMR

TITLE: Advancing Cardiovascular care with Artificial IntelligenceSPEAKER: Jeannie Yu, MD, FSCCT

Sponsored by:

CANON MEDICAL SYSTEMS USA,

INC.

12:15 PM – 1:00 PM | Harborside D/E | Lunch ProvidedTITLE: Innovations to improve cardiac CT clinical quality and accessSPEAKERS:

Jonathon Leipsic, MD, FSCCT Patricia Dickson, LRT(CT) Ricardo C. Cury, MD, FSCCT

Sponsored by:

GE HEALTHCARE

FRIDAY

*Satellite Symposia are not a part of the SCCT program content as designed by the SCCT Annual Scientific Program Committee and are not

approved for CME credit.

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VENUE MAP

Exhibit Hall (Grand Ballroom)SCCT Badge printing and Registration

Main Room (Harborside C)

Breakout 1 (Harborside A/B)

Breakout 2 (Harborside D/E)

Breakout 3 (Essex A/C)

Speaker Ready Room (Falkland)

Satellite Symposia #2 (Harborside D/E)

Satellite Symposia #1 (Harborside A/B)

Breakout 4 (Laurel)

SCCT Booth

LEVEL 3

LEVEL 4

54 | SCCT2019 | THANK YOU

SCCT would like to thank all partners, sponsors and exhibitors for making SCCT2019 a huge success.

THANK YOU EXHIBIT HALL

EXHIBITORS

PHILIPS HEALTHCARE ARINETA

TERARECON

CANON MEDICAL SYSTEMS USA, INC GE HEALTHCARE

HEARTFLOWSIEMENS HEALTHINEERS

American Society of Nuclear Cardiology (ASNC) ..............TT

Canon Medical Systems.........................................................411

CardioNavix ............................................................................ 106

Caristo Diagnostics Ltd. ....................................................... 102

CBCCT / APCA ....................................................................... 501

EXHIBITOR ........................................................... BOOTH

EXHIBITOR ........................................................... BOOTH EXHIBITOR ........................................................... BOOTH EXHIBITOR ........................................................... BOOTH

Circle Cardiovascular Imaging ..............................................415

Cohesic Inc. ............................................................................508

Diagnostic and Interventional Cardiology (DAIC) ............414

Elsevier Inc ..................................................................................515

GE Healthcare ....................................................................... 200

Guerbet, LLC. ......................................................................... 510

Heart Imaging Technologies, LLC .......................................416

HeartFlow ............................................................................... 301

INNOVATION HEALTH SERVICES .......................................509

Intersocietal Accreditation Commission (IAC) ........................507

LA BioMed ...............................................................................417

Medis Medical Imaging Systems, Inc. ............................... 108

MEDNAX Radiology Solutions .............................................517

Philips Healthcare ...................................................................311

Siemens Healthineers. ......................................................... 401

SCCT .......................................................................... FOYER/519

TeraRecon ..............................................................................503

Wolters Kluwer Health ......................................................... 100

Ziosoft .....................................................................................407

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