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Thursday 14 September 2017

Ken OkumuraSaiseikai Kumamoto Hospital

Congress President of APHRS2017:

Kenzo HiraoTokyo Medical and Dental University

Congress President of JHRS2017:

he Japanese Heart Rhythm Society, or JHRS, was newly launched in 2015 by the merger of two associations, both of which had a history exceeding 30 years: The Japanese Society of

Electrocardiology focusing on basic research, and the Japanese Heart Rhythm Society focusing on clinical research. As the Annual Meeting of the Japanese Heart Rhythm Society 2017 will be our Society’s second such meeting since its establishment, we are positioning it as an important event that will determine the future of JHRS. We have decided on “Shaping Together the Brilliant Future of JHRS” as the theme, based on our fervent wish to encourage physicians and other medical professionals, both inside and outside of Japan, to work together, hand in hand, to build a brilliant future, serving as a bridge to the further development of medicine. To keep abreast of arrhythmia treatment that is becoming increasingly sophisticated, each medical professional must mobilize his or her skills and knowledge, and work toward a single goal. We are extremely fortunate to be able to hold this important annual meeting, jointly with the APHRS. I sincerely hope to make it an opportunity for the participants to actively communicate with people from around the world, hold discussions, and learn from each other, and that those participating will be able to connect their experiences in order to promote research and medical practice, starting tomorrow.

Advancing Togetherin Heart Rhythm

Shaping Together the Brilliant Future of JHRS

Welcome to

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he APHRS 2017 Japan marks the commemorative tenth congress for the Asia-Paci�c Heart Rhythm Society, or APHRS. It is the second time the event will be held in Japan after 2011.

During the six years since then, there have been dramatic advances in the medical practice and treatment of arrhythmia. I am sure that the event will provide an opportunity for the physicians who took part in the previous Scienti�c Session, to look back on the road we have taken and realize once again how far we have come. For this congress, we have chosen “Advancing Together in Heart Rhythm” as the theme, with the hope that all of the countries in the Asia-Paci�c region will work together and make further advances in arrhythmia research. In this sense, it is extremely signi�cant that we are able to hold the event in conjunction with the Annual Meeting of the Japanese Heart Rhythm Society, or JHRS. The APHRS 2017 Japan will invite more renowned and distinguished physicians than usual, not only from the Asia-Paci�c region but also from Europe and the US. Since this will be a wonderful opportunity to obtain the latest knowledge and information, and hold meaningful discussions, I sincerely hope that the participants will deepen their views on arrhythmia even further, and endeavor to not only promote the treatment of arrhythmia but also to prevent a variety of diseases in which arrhythmia is a risk factor.

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On the �rst day of the scienti�c session (September 14), the latest �ndings in Japan, Asia, Europe, and the USA will be reported during the Invited Symposia, focusing on atrial �brillation, to which an increasing amount of attention has recently been paid. The themes of each symposium will be as follows: Invited Symposium 1 (AF-1), “Driver Mapping and Ablation for Atrial Fibrillation,” Invited Symposium 2 (AF-2) “Anatomical Understanding and Issues of Heart for Catheter Ablation for Atrial Fibrillation” ; and Invited Symposium 3 (AF-3), “Management of Atrial Tachycardia after Ablation for Atrial Fibrillation.” The keynote lecture will be given by Dr. Douglas Packer (Mayo Clinic, USA), Dr. Jose A. Cabrera (Hospital Universitario Quiron-Madrid University, Spain), and Dr. Claudio Tondo (University of Milan, Italy). At Invited Symposium 10 (Basic/Genetic-2), a session concerning Brugada syndrome (a cause of sudden death) is planned under the title “Brugada Syndrome: Up-to-Date.” A keynote lecture by Dr. Arthur A. M. Wilde (Academisch Medisch Centrum, the Netherlands) is planned for this session.

CloakroomA cloakroom is located on the 1st �oor of the Conference Center. Please make sure that no personal belongings are left after sessions closing each day.

Location Paci�co Yokohama Conference Center 1FInterContinental Yokohama Grand 1F, 3F

Location Paci�co Yokohama Exhibition Hall C

September 14 (Thu) 8 :30～ 18 :30September 15 (Fri) 7 :00～ 19 :00September 16 (Sat) 7 :00～ 19 :00September 17 (Sun) 7 :00～ 17 :30

Free Wi-FiFree Wi-Fi is available in PACIFICO Yokohama. There is no password.

SSID: FREE PACIFICO

ExhibitionExhibition will be held at Exhibition Hall C.

Place Exhibition Hall C and Conference Center (3F lobby) at the Paci�co Yokohama.

Drink ServiceAs a part of services for the participants, beverages are served during the meeting.

September 15 (Fri) 8 :30～ 17 :30September 16 (Sat) 8 :30～ 17 :30September 17 (Sun) 8 :20～ 16 : 10

NOTEWORTHY PROGRAMS on Sept. 14Douglas Packer

Jose A. Cabrera

Claudio Tondo

Arthur AM Wilde

IS1-KL Driver Mapping and Ablation for Atrial Fibrillation [ Keynote Lecture ] Douglas Packer

IS1-1 ExTRa Mapping and Rotor Targeted Ablation [ Speaker ] Takashi Ashihara

IS1-2 Ultra-Raplid High Resolution Rotor Mapping [ Speaker ] Li-Wei Lo

IS1-3 Clinical Approach and Outcomes of AF Ablation Targeting Rotors [ Speaker ] Yoshihide Takahashi

IS1-4 Prevalence and Mechanism of Rotor Activation Identified during Atrialfibrillation by Noncontact Mapping [ Speaker ] Hiroshige Yamabe

Invited Symposium 1 Driver Mapping and Ablation for Atrial Fibrillation ( Conference Center, PACIFICO Yokohama, 1F, Main Hall )

11:20-12:50 [ Chair ] Teiichi Yamane, Rong Bai, Warangkna Boonyapisit, Douglas Packer

IS2-KL Anatomical Understanding and Issues of Heart for Catheter Ablation for Afib [ Keynote Lecture ] Jose A. Cabrera

IS2-1 The Architecture of the Left Atrial Wall [ Speaker ] Jeong-Wook Seo

IS2-2 Pitfall of AF Ablation from the View Point of Anatomy [ Speaker ] Osamu Igawa

IS2-3 Anatomy for Mapping and Ablation of AF [ Speaker ] Hsuan-Ming Tsao

IS2-4 Pulmonary Vein Isolation: The Impact of Pulmonary Venous Anatomy on Long-Term Outcome of Catheter Ablation for pAf [ Speaker ] Jonathan M. Kalman

Invited Symposium 2 Anatomical Understanding and Issues of Heart for Catheter Ablation for Atrial Fibrillation ( Conference Center, PACIFICO Yokohama, 1F, Main Hall )

14:40-16:10 [ Chair ] Osamu Igawa, Jan-Yow Chen, Jose A. Cabrera, Antonio Raviele

IS3-KL Management of Atria Tachycardia after Ablation for Atrial Fibrillation [ Keynote Lecture ] Claudio Tondo

IS3-1 Recurrence of Atrial Tachyarrhythmia During the Blanking Period [ Speaker ] Peter Kistler

IS3-2 Mapping and Ablation of Atrial Tachycardias after AF ablation [ Speaker ] Aman Chugh

IS3-3 Management of Postoperative Atrial Tachycardia after Surgical Therapy of AF [ Speaker ] Yasushi Miyauchi

IS3-4Left atrial tachycardia after circumferential pulmonary vein ablation for atrial fibrillation: incidence, electrophysiological characteristics, and results of radiofrequency ablation

[ Speaker ] Seongwook Han

Invited Symposium 3 Management of Atria Tachycardia after Ablation for Atrial Fibrillation ( Conference Center, PACIFICO Yokohama, 1F, Main Hall )

16:30-18:00 [ Chair ] Takeshi Tsuchiya, Louise Burrell, Pipin Kojodjojo, Claudio Tondo

IS10-KL Brugada Syndrome [ Keynote Lecture ] Arthur AM Wilde

IS10-1 Brugada Syndrome: Up to Date in South Korea [ Speaker ] Jong-Il Choi

IS10-2 Brugada Syndrome: Up to Date in Taiwan [ Speaker ] Jyh-Ming Jimmy Juang

IS10-3 Depolarization Abnormality in High Risk Patients with Brugada Syndrome [ Speaker ] Hiroshi Morita

IS10-4 Generics in Brugada Syndrome [ Speaker ] Kenichiro Yamagata

Invited Symposium 10 (Basic / Genetic-2) Brugada Syndrome: Up-to-Date ( Conference Center, PACIFICO Yokohama, 3F, 303 )

14:40-16:10 [ Chair ] Minoru Horie, Jong-Il Choi, Kuan-Cheng Chang, Arthur AM Wilde

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September 14 (�u) 18 : 20 - 20 : 20

Date& Time

“Paci�c”, 3rd �oor, InterContinental Yokohama Grand

Venue

Free of ChargeAdmission

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In Core Curriculum Session 1, to be held at the Main Hall after the opening remarks, Dr. Albert L. Waldo, invited from the USA, will review the history of heart electrophysiology. At the same time, Dr. Ken Okumura (President of this joint scienti�c session) will give a lecture titled “Entrainment Characteristics of Atrial and Ventricular Tachycardia” while Dr. Kenzo Hirao will give a lecture titled “Para-Hisian Pacing to Di�erentiate the Mechanism of the Tachycardia.” In Core Curriculum Session 2, under the theme “Can A�b Ablation Reduce Embolic Strokes and Improve Prognosis?,” a presentation will be made by Dr. T. Jared Bunch (USA) and Dr. Richard Schilling (UK). The invited lecture by Dr. Kazuo Yamada will be accompanied with a lecture by Dr. Minoru Horie (Shiga University of Medical Science) titled “Molecular Genetics Have Opened a New Era for Arrhythmia Research, but Also Pandora’s Box?”. Dr. Charles Antzelevitch (USA) will give a lecture on fundamental science titled “Atrial Selective Sodium Channel Blockers for the Management of Atrial Fibrillation” in Educational Lecture 4 (Venue 501).

NOTEWORTHY PROGRAMS on Sept. 15Chu-Pak Lau

Yoshinao Yazaki

Yukio Sekiguchi

Eue-Keun Choi

Core Curriculum Session 1 08:30 -10:00

[ Chair ] Wee-Siong Teo, Akihiko Shimizu, Young-Hoon Kim

( Conference Center, PACIFICO Yokohama, 1F, Main Hall )

CC1-1 The Story of Cardiac Electrophysiology: Past, Present and Future [ Speaker ] Albert L. WaldoCC1-2 Entrainment Characteristics of Atrial and Ventricular Tachycardia [ Speaker ] Ken Okumura

CC1-3 Para-Hisian Pacing to Differentiate the Mechanism of the Tachycardia [ Speaker ] Kenzo Hirao

JA-1 AF Screening in Primary Care Setting [ Speaker ] Chu-Pak LauJA-2 Management of Device-Detected AF [ Speaker ] Yoshinao YazakiJA-3 Can AF Screening Prevent Stroke? [ Speaker ] Eue-Keun Choi

JA-4 The Role of Catheter Ablation to Prevent Stroke [ Speaker ] Yukio Sekiguchi

JHRS-APHRS Joint Session

AF Screening for Prevention of Stroke in the Asia Pacific Region

08:30 -10:00

[ Chair ] Chu-Pak Lau, Yoshinori Kobayashi

( Conference Center, PACIFICO Yokohama, 3F, 302 )

AH-1 Lead Management Issues: Abandon or Extract? [ Speaker ] Neil StrathmoreAH-2 Lead Management Issues: Special Considerations in the Young [ Speaker ] Charles I. BerulAH-3 Identification and Management of CIED Infection [ Speaker ] Masahiko Goya

AH-4 Lead Extraction: Techniques and Follow-Up [ Speaker ] Charles Erik Helgo Kennergren

APHRS-HRS Joint Session

New International Consensus Statement for the Lead Extraction Launch Session-Lead Management and Extraction-

10:00 -11:30

[ Chair ] Neil Strathmore, Bruce L. Wilkoff


JE-1 Epicardia Adipotissue and Atrial Fibrillation [ Speaker ] Naohiko TakahashiJE-2 Genetics of Atrial Fibrillation [ Speaker ] Connie BezzinaJE-3 Implantable Loop Recorders to Detect Atrial Fibrillation [ Speaker ] Angelo Auricchio

JE-4 Efficacy of Left Atrial Appendage Closure with the Watchman Device [ Speaker ] Boris Schmidt

JE-5 Ideal Oral Anticoagulant Therapy [ Speaker ] Takanori Ikeda

JHRS-EHRA Joint Session

Novel Diagnostic and Therapeutic Strategies of Atrial Fibrillation

15:00 -16:30

[ Chair ] Alan John Camm, Hirotsugu Atarashi


AE-1Ventricular Arrhythmias in Non-ischemic Cardiomyopathy: Can non-inducibility after ablation be a predictor for reduced mortality?

[ Speaker ] Christopher Piorkowski

AE-2 Ventricular Arrhythmias in Familial Dilated Cardiomyopathies: Lamin, left ventricular non-compaction [ Speaker ] Saurabh Kumar

AE-3 Ventricular Arrhythmias in Brugada Syndrome: Emergence of Structural and Functional Interactions [ Speaker ] Shih-Ann Chen

AE-4Ventricular Arrhythmias in Inflammatory Cardiomyopathies: Isolated Cardiac Sarcoidosis and Systemic Sarcoidosis with Cardiac Involvement

[ Speaker ] Akihiko Nogami

AE-5Ventricular Arrhythmias in Non-ischemic Cardiomyopathy. The Effect of ICD Programming on ICD Therapies and Patients’ Mortality.

[ Speaker ] Josef Kautzner

APHRS-EHRA Joint Session

Ventricular Arrhythmias in Non-Ischemic Cardiomyopathy: Refining the Old and Emergence of New Substrates

16:30 -18:00

[ Chair ] Jonathan M. Kalman, Gerhard Hindricks


KYL Molecular Genetics Have Opened a New Era for Arrhythmia Research, but Also Pandora's Box ? [ Speaker ] Minoru Horie

Kazuo Yamada Invited Lecture

Molecular Genetics Have Opened a New Era for Arrhythmia Research, but Also Pandora's Box?

15:15 -16:15

[ Chair ] Tsuneaki Sugimoto


EL4 Atrial Selective Sodium Channel Blockers for the Management of Atrial Fibrillation [ Speaker ] Charles Antzelevitch

Educational Lecture 4

Atrial Selective Sodium Channel Blockers for the Management of Atrial Fibrillation

17:00 -18:00

[ Chair ] Itsuo Kodama

( Conference Center, PACIFICO Yokohama, 5F, 501)

EL3 Diagnosis and Treatment of Syncope [ Speaker ] Michele Brignole


Diagnosis and Treatment of Syncope

13:30-14:30

[ Chair ] Yoichi Kobayashi


EL1-1 12-Lead ECG Localization of Premature Ventricular Complexes [ Speaker ] Shoei K. Stephen HuangEL1-2 Treatment of Arrhythmias in Advanced Heart Failure [ Speaker ] Andrew Epstein


Expert Teaching

13:30-14:30

[ Chair ] Tetsunori Saikawa


Core Curriculum Session 2

Can Afib Ablation Reduce Embolic Strokes and Improve Prognosis?

16:30 -18:00

[ Chair ] Shu Zhang, Tsu-Juey Wu, Kazutaka Aonuma


CC2-1 Long-Term Impact of Atrial Fibrillation and Stroke and Dementia Risk [ Speaker ] T. Jared Bunch

CC2-2 The Current Evidence for AF Ablation Improving Stroke and Death Risk [ Speaker ] Richard Schilling

CC2-3 Lesson from CABANA study [ Speaker ] Douglas Packer

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Napolitan is a popular pasta dish created at the classic Hotel New Grand, the pride of Yokohama, toward the end of World War II. The chef saw the Occupation Forces pour ketchup over boiled pasta, and he came up with an idea to make the dish more appetizing by adding garlic and onions, which complement the tomato sauce perfectly. Seafood Doria is another dish that was created here. Butter-seasoned rice is topped with a hearty helping of shrimp cream stew. Over the years, these dishes have earned countless fans across Japan.

Napolitan & Seafood Doria

This ramen, with its origin in Yokohama, features thick and straight noodles served in a tonkotsu (pork bone) and soy sauce soup. Toppings include spinach, cha-shu pork, and seaweed. Yoshimura-ya, a ramen shop near Yokohama Station, is considered the birthplace of lekei Ramen, and today it is served at innumerable ramen shops that dot the city, with the su�x "ya" attached to the end of the name of the restaurant.

lekei Ramen

Gyu-nabe is a hot pot and Japanese version of beef stew, made with beef cubed like dice, miso, and green onions all stewed over an earthen charcoal brazier in a specially made shallow pot. Some long-standing restaurants famous for their gyu-nabe were �rst established in the late 1800s.

Gyu-nabe

Yokohama is the birthplace of ice cream in Japan. Bashamichi Ice o�ers traditional ice cream made of eggs, milk, and sugar.

For detailed information, please contact the Travel Desk (Conference Center 2F).

Bashamichi Ice

YOKOHAMAGOURMET STORY

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At the Travel Desk we provide a variety of sightseeing tours for you.Please feel free to visit us. We hope our service will help your pleasant stay in Japan !

EXCURSION TOURS

Tour No. 1 1-Day Mt. Fuji & Hakone Tour (Return by Shinkansen)

Tour No. 2 1-Day Nikko World Heritage TourTour No. 3 1-Day Hidden Kamakura & Enoshima Bay Drive TourTour No. 4 1-Day Express Kyoto Tour from Tokyo (Reserved Seat Shinkansen)

Tour No. 5 Sumo Tour: Tokyo Tournament (From Hamamatsucho)

Recommend Tours (Examples)

YOKOHAMA Visitor’s Guide

Please contact the Travel Desk for detailed information (Conference Center 2F).

About YokohamaYokohama is considered the birthplace of Japan’s modern culture. The harbor city was introduced to the world as the entrance to Japan. Ever since its port was opened, Yokohama has been vigorously acquiring new cultures and information from foreign countries and introducing to Japan a country’s �rst-time-ever things ranging from its food to its culture and so on.

The Sky Garden is Japan’ s highest observation point. The observatory provides a 360-degree, panoramic view of Yokohama city, the Yokohama Bay Bridge, and the Tokyo Tower and Mount Fuji on clear days.

Yokohama Landmark Tower “Sky Garden” (Observation Deck)

Located in the heart of Minato Mirai, YOKOHAMA COSMOWORLD, an amusement park, is a prominent mark on Yokohama’ s skyline.

YOKOHAMA COSMOWORLD

Formerly the site of the Customs Inspection House for Yokohama Bay’ s shipping activities in the early 1920s, these handsome red brick buildings have been converted into Yokohama’ s most popular family or date spots. Inside the building are many unique shops and restaurants. Outside, throughout the year, numerous events are staged.

Aka-Renga Soko (YOKOHAMA RED BRICK WAREHOUSE)

Information on Recommended Spots for Visitors

Experience the wonders of scienti�c technology here. Rockets, ships, airplanes, and environmental and energy related technologies are on display.

Mitsubishi Minato Mirai Industrial MuseumThe world’s �rst “food amusement park” . Ramen is the generic term for a popular Japanese noodle dish. This facility has 9 ramen eateries, allowing you to enjoy famous local ramen from all over Japan without having to board a plane. The ramen is also available in small portions so you can enjoy the variety.

Shin-Yokohama Raumen Museum

This facility has various CUPNOODLES displays and do-it-yourself experiences to make visitors enjoy and discover their own creativity. You can make your very own CUPNOODLES !

CUPNOODLES MUSEUM (Momofuku Ando Instant Ramen Museum)

Yokohama Minato Mirai Manyo Club is a hot spring facility with hot spring baths, relaxation areas, and overnight accommodations. Water from hot springs in Atami and Yugawara are used in a variety of baths o�ered along with re�exology services. Restaurants providing Japanese course meals and many other facilities are available here.

Yokohama Minato Mirai Manyo Club

Docked in front of Sakuragicho Station, directly below the Landmark Tower, the NIPPON MARU adds a touch of class to the entire Minato Mirai area. The theme of the Yokohama Port Museum located in front of Nippon Maru is the history of the Yokohama port and its relationship to people’s daily lives.

Sail Training Ship NIPPON MARU/ Yokohama Port Museum

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Exhibition Hall C1 Medtronic, Inc.

2 Abbott (St. Jude Medical)

3 DAIICHI SANKYO CO., LTD.

4 Japan Lifeline Co., Ltd.

5 Boston Scientific Corporation

6 Biosense Webster

7 Bristol-Myers Squibb K.K./Pfizer Inc.

8 BIOTRONIK

9 Nippon Boehringer Ingelheim Co., Ltd.

10 TDK Corporation

11 FUKUDA DENSHI CO., LTD.

12 Century Medical, Inc.

13 Vitatron

14 NIHON KOHDEN CORPORATION

15 DVx INC.

16 HEIWA BUSSAN Co., Ltd.

17 Nexis CO., LTD.

18 Inter Nova Co., Ltd.

19 Asahi KASEI ZOLL Medical Corporation

20 NIPRO

21 SHEEN MAN CO., LTD.

22 Heart Organization Co., Ltd.

23 ImageONE Co., Ltd.

24 SUZUKEN CO., LTD.

25 Cook Japan, INC.

26 MicroPort EP

27 Cascade Refining Inc.

28 GALGO MEDICAL

29 CIRCA Scientific, LLC

30 BAYLIS MEDICAL COMPANY INC.

31 Stereotaxis, Inc.

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