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Al Saraya 1 PROGRAM BY HALL 1 Al Saraya 1 Intervention Ischemia Track Session Mon 15-2 10:00 EgSCi, Session "1" EAZI (Egypt A-Z Intervention) Fellow Course 11:30 NIA (National Interventional Academy) * Chairperson Alaa Hataba Khairy Abdel Dayem Khaled Eltohamy Maged Ramses Mohamed Ossama Sherif El Tobgy 1 10:00 10:15 Maged Al Abbady. NHI. Egypt 15 min. 313 001001 Coronary Interventional Views and Imaging Tips for PCI 2 10:15 10:30 Walid Ammar. Cairo. Egypt 15 min. 301 001002 Guiding Catheter Selection in Challenging Anatomy, Case Based 3 10:30 10:45 Ahmed Sabry. Military. Egypt 15 min. 44 001003 Guide Wire Design, Selection for which Lesion 4 10:45 11:00 Ramy Omar. NHI. Egypt 15 min. 314 001004 Contrast Induced Nephropathy 5 11:00 11:15 Sandeep Nathan. USA 15 min. 264 001005 PCI Complications How to Avoid 6 11:15 11:30 Ehab El Yamany. Bani Sweif. Egypt 15 min. 703 001006 No- reflow controverse Prepared by RM Solutions | www.rmsolutions.net Page | 97 Al Saraya 1 PROGRAM BY HALL 2 Al Saraya 1 Intervention Ischemia Track Session Mon 15-2 11:30 EgSCi, Session "2" EAZI(Egypt A-Z Intervention)/ Radial Summit: 12:30 Advances in Procedural Techniques Session * Chairperson Ahmad Mohamed Fathy Amr Elghandor Essam Baliegh Mohamed Elramly Mohamed Zaki Tarek Zaki 1 11:30 11:42 Ahmed Rezk. Ain Shams. Egypt 12 min. 42 002001 Step by step technique, cocktail, anticoagulation 2 11:42 11:54 Samir Pancholy. USA 12 min. 262 002002 Dealing with difficult anatomy, learn from cases 3 11:54 12:06 Samir Pancholy. USA 12 min. 262 002003 Radial Artery complications Occlusion Prevention and Recanalization 4 12:06 12:18 Khaled Refaat. Bani Sweif. Egypt 12 min. 167 002004 Learn from cases 5 12:18 12:30 Mansour Sallam. Ain Shams. Egypt 12 min. 187 002005 Learn from cases Prepared by RM Solutions | www.rmsolutions.net Page | 98 Al Saraya 1 PROGRAM BY HALL 3 Al Saraya 1 Intervention Ischemia Track Session Mon 15-2 12:30 EgSCi, Session "3" Challenges with Primary PCI I 14:00 * Chairperson Ahmed Shafie Ammar Amr El Guindy Ashraf Reda Hesham Hegazy Mohamed Emam Mounier Osman Nasser Taha 1 12:30 12:42 Gamal Ahmed Abdelhafiez. Police Hospital. Egyp 12 min. 701 003001 PPCI in Complex anatomy 2 12:42 12:54 Mohamed Mosaad. Azhar. Egypt 12 min. 324 003002 Complex case scenario 3 12:54 13:06 Ahmed Kamel. NHI. Egypt 12 min. 33 003003 Complex case scenario 4 13:06 13:18 Mohamed Atef. Ain Shams. Egypt 12 min. 317 003004 Case presentation 5 13:18 13:30 Abdelrahman Elbokary. NHI. Egypt 12 min. 5 003005 Complex case scenario 6 13:30 13:42 Mohamed Khedr. Military. Egypt 12 min. 329 003006 Case presentation 7 13:42 13:54 Amr Emam. NHI. Egypt 12 min. 827 003007 Case presentation Prepared by RM Solutions | www.rmsolutions.net Page | 99 Al Saraya 1 PROGRAM BY HALL 4 Al Saraya 1 Intervention Ischemia Track Session Mon 15-2 14:00 EgSCi, Session "4" EAZI( Egypt A-Z Intervention) / Coronary 15:30 Imaging To Optimize Outcome Lesion Subsets/ Coronary Imaging * Chairperson Amin Fouad Haitham Badran Helmy El Ghawaby Hossam Mesbah Ihab Daoud Hanna Mohamed Eid Fawzy Sameh Emil 1 14:00 14:15 Mohamed Abo Bakr. NHI. Egypt 15 min. 700 004001 IVUS Can Help Me Perform PCI Better? Case Based 2 14:15 14:30 Ramesh Daggubati. USA 15 min. 245 004002 OCT, what do you need to see? 3 14:30 14:45 Mohamed Hamed Sherif. Tanta. Egypt 15 min. 903 004003 IVUS during primary PCI, case based 4 14:45 15:00 Sameh Elkaffas. Cairo. Egypt 15 min. 259 004004 CT Angiography an addition not competition 5 15:00 15:15 Chalak Berzingi. USA 15 min. 848 004005 Integration of imaging modalities, case based 6 15:15 15:30 Sayed Abdou. KSA 15 min. 267 004006 Role of imaging in calcified lesions, case based Prepared by RM Solutions | www.rmsolutions.net Page | 100 Al Saraya 1 PROGRAM BY HALL 5 Al Saraya 1 Intervention Ischemia Track Session Mon 15-2 15:30 EgSCi, Session "5" Challenges With Primary PCI II: Complications 17:00 and challenging situations during primary PCI * Chairperson Ahmed Khashaba Ahmed Magdy Gamal Aboul Nasr Hanna Noseir Mohamed Abdelghany Omar Awaad Sherif El Tobgy 1 15:30 15:45 Sandeep Nathan. USA 15 min. 264 005001 Case escalation tricks in primary PCI 2 15:45 16:00 Hany Ragy. NHI. Egypt 15 min. 128 005002 Optimizing revascularization in Primary PCI 3 16:00 16:15 Khaled Eltohamy. NHI. Egypt 15 min. 165 005003 Primary PCI in complex anatomy 4 16:15 16:30 Hany Eteiba. UK 15 min. 126 005004 Management of massive coronary thrombi 5 16:30 16:45 Nereen Okasha. Ain Shams. Egypt 15 min. 231 005005 PPCI in Complex anatomy 6 16:45 17:00 Sherif Hussein. MUST. Egypt 15 min. 273 005006 MI due to stent thrombosis Prepared by RM Solutions | www.rmsolutions.net Page | 101 Al Saraya 1 PROGRAM BY HALL 6 Al Saraya 1 Intervention Ischemia Track Session Tue 16-2 9:00 EgSCi, Session "6" Intervention Updates, Where we are in 2021 10:30 * Chairperson Abdulla Shehab Adel El Etriby Ihab Attia Khaled Shokry Mohamed Ossama 1 9:00 9:15 Ahmed Shawky. Ain Shams. Egypt 15 min. 46 006001 Late intervention clinical trials in 2020 2 9:15 9:30 Mohamed Seleem. NHI. Egypt 15 min. 215 006002 10 points to remember from intervention guidelines 3 9:30 9:45 Ahmed Magdy. NHI. Egypt 15 min. 34 006003 10 commands to make successful bifurcation intervention 4 9:45 10:00 Adnan Kastrati. Germany 15 min. 15 006004 Drug Eluting Stents latest updates 5 10:00 10:15 Sohail khan. UK 15 min. 877 006005 Imaging guided intervention, where we are? 6 10:15 10:30 Mohaned Egred. UK 15 min. 502 006006 How far CTO intervention Can go ? Prepared by RM Solutions | www.rmsolutions.net Page | 102 Al Saraya 1 PROGRAM BY HALL 7 Al Saraya 1 Intervention Ischemia Track Session Tue 16-2 10:30 EgSCi, Session "7" Optimizing Bifurcation Intervention I, EBC 11:30 Joint with EgBC of EgIC * Chairperson Ahmed Emara Ahmed Nassar Alaa Hataba Ayman Saleh Hossam Kandil Sameh Samir Sherif El Tobgy 1 10:30 10:45 Adel El Etriby. Ain Shams. Egypt 15 min. 11 007001 How to plan for bifurcation intervention, step by step 2 10:45 11:00 Tamer Abu Arab. Ain Shams. Egypt 15 min. 706 007002 Should provisional stenting be the default strategy? 3 11:00 11:15 Amr Zaki. Alexandria. Egypt 15 min. 67 007003 Learn from cases 4 11:15 11:30 Maged Ramses. NHI. Egypt 15 min. 180 007004 Learn from cases Prepared by RM Solutions | www.rmsolutions.net Page | 103 Al Saraya 1 PROGRAM BY HALL 9 Al Saraya 1 Intervention Ischemia Track Session Tue 16-2 12:30 EgSCi, Session "9" Optimizing Bifurcation Intervention II, EBC 13:30 Joint with EgBC of EgIC * Chairperson Abdelrahman Elbokary Adel Imam Galal Elsaid Hossam El Hossary Kamal Mansour Khaled Eltohamy Ramez Guindy Sherif El Tobgy 1 12:30 12:45 Imad Sheiban. Italy 15 min. 153 009001 EBC guidelines and real practice 2 12:45 13:00 Luca Testa. Italy 15 min. 174 009002 Bifurcations intervention 2021: new classifications, strategies, new techniques for different lesions 3 13:00 13:15 Mirvat Al Asnag. KSA 15 min. 192 009003 When to use two stents? 4 13:15 13:30 Luca Testa. Italy 15 min. 174 009004 IVUS Guided Left main Intervention Prepared by RM Solutions | www.rmsolutions.net Page | 104 Al Saraya 1 PROGRAM BY HALL 11 Al Saraya 1 Intervention Ischemia Track Session Tue 16-2 14:30 Session "11" Joint Sessions With SCAI 15:30 * Chairperson Ahmed Elghalid Ahmed Kamel Ahmed Magdy Ahmed Shawky Hany Ragy Mohamed Seleem 1 14:30 14:40 Cindy Grines. USA 10 min. 318 011001 SCAI Address to Egyptian Society of Cardiology 2 14:40 14:55 Doane Pinto. USA 15 min. 93 011002 How to plan for successful Intervention 3 14:55 15:10 Sunil V. Rao. USA 15 min. 319 011003 Complex PCI via Radial Access 4 15:10 15:25 Timothy Henry. USA 15 min. 320 011004 Future of anti-platelets 5 15:25 15:30 Ahmed Magdy. NHI. Egypt 5 min. 34 011005 Conclusion Prepared by RM Solutions | www.rmsolutions.net Page | 105 Al Saraya 1 PROGRAM BY HALL 12 Al Saraya 1 Intervention Ischemia Track Session Tue 16-2 15:30 EgSCi, Session "12" CTO Summit I, Case Based Session 17:00 * Chairperson Abdel Rahman Gamal Abdelrahman Elbokary Ahmed Abdel Rahman Ahmed Ashraf Eissa Alaa Etman Emanuel Louka Hossam Ismail Mahmoud Abdel khalik Nabil Farag 1 15:30 15:43 Khaled Shokry. Military. Egypt 13 min. 168 012001 How to setup CTO program 2 15:43 15:56 Ahmed Elguindy. AHC. Egypt 13 min. 27 012002 IVUS Guided CTO intervention, predictors of success 3 15:56 16:09 Yasser Sadek. NHI. Egypt 13 min. 309 012003 New Tricks for antegrade Approach 4 16:09 16:22 Tarek Rashid. Ain Shams. Egypt 13 min. 286 012004 Which hardware for which lesion 5 16:22 16:35 Zoltan Ruzsa. Hungary 13 min. 312 012005 My most educational CTO intervention case 6 16:35 16:48 Hisham Ammar. NHI. Egypt 13 min. 705 012006 My most educational CTO intervention case 7 16:48 17:01 Mahmoud Radwan. NHI. Egypt 13 min. 327 012007 My most educational CTO intervention case Prepared by RM Solutions | www.rmsolutions.net Page | 106 Al Saraya 1 PROGRAM BY HALL 13 Al Saraya 1 Intervention Ischemia Track Session Tue 16-2 17:00 EgSCi, Session "13" Worst Scenario & Best Save Cases 18:00 * Chairperson Aysar Abdel Aziz Essam Mahfouz Hazem El Guindy Magdi El Khadem Mahmoud El Amrousy Mahmoud Soliman Mohamed Abdelghany Yasser Abdel Hady 1 17:00 17:12 Hesham Nasr.
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    30TH " IBRAHIM MOUSTAFA " INTERNATIONAL TOURNAMENT ( GR ) SHARM ELSHIKH ( EGY ) 27 - 28 .7 . 2018 SHARM ELSHIKH, EG Jul 2018 30TH " IBRAHIM MOUSTAFA " INTERNATIONAL TOURNAMENT ( GR ) SHARM ELSHIKH ( TEAMS LIST EGY ) 27 - 28 .7 . 2018 - Jul 2018 TEAMS EGYPT EGY SAUDI ARABIA KSA LEBANON LBN SUDAN SUD SYRIA SYR TUNISIA TUN UNITED ARAB EMIRATES UAE YEMEN YEM Number of Teams 8 30TH " IBRAHIM MOUSTAFA " INTERNATIONAL TOURNAMENT ( GR ) SHARM ELSHIKH ( TEAMS LIST BY EGY ) 27 - 28 .7 . 2018 - Jul 2018 SPORT Greco-Roman Teams EGYPT EGY SAUDI ARABIA KSA LEBANON LBN SUDAN SUD SYRIA SYR TUNISIA TUN UNITED ARAB EMIRATES UAE YEMEN YEM Number of Teams 8 30TH " IBRAHIM MOUSTAFA " INTERNATIONAL TOURNAMENT ( GR ) SHARM ELSHIKH ( NUMBER OF EGY ) 27 - 28 .7 . 2018 - Jul 2018 ENTRIES BY TEAM Greco-Roman Teams 55 kg 60 kg 63 kg 67 kg 72 kg 77 kg 82 kg 87 kg 97 kg 130 kg TOTAL EGY 3 2 2 3 4 3 3 3 2 2 27 KSA 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 LBN 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 3 SUD 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 3 SYR 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 TUN 1 0 2 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 7 UAE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 YEM 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 4 TOTAL 6 4 6 5 6 5 4 4 4 3 47 Number of Teams 8 30TH " IBRAHIM MOUSTAFA " INTERNATIONAL TOURNAMENT ( GR ) SHARM ELSHIKH ( 2018-07-28 19:52:03 RANKING EGY ) 27 - 28 .7 .
  • Profile Cup Winners Egypt " Wins Cameroon"

    Profile Cup Winners Egypt " Wins Cameroon"

    The New Vision, Friday, January 8, 2010 39 Past Africa tar Nations Profile Cup winners Egypt " wins Cameroon" .. ANGOLA 10 Ghana " .. Nigeria 2" Year Winner Host (5) 1957 - Egypt (Sudan) 1959 - Egypt (Egypt) Super Eagles' 1962 - Ethiopia (Ethiopia) 1963 - Ghana (Ghana) 1965 - Ghana (Tunisia) 1968 - Congo-K'sa (Ethiopia) Odemwingie 1970 - Sudan (Sudan) 1972 - Congo (Cameroon) LAGOS - The 2010 African Nations 1974 - Zaire (Egypt) Cup is coming at the right time for 1976 - Morocco (Ethiopia) Peter Osaze Odemwingie. This will 1978 - Ghana (Ghana) be his fourth Nations Cup and it 1980 - Nigeria (Nigeria) comes at a time when the 28-year-old 1982 - Ghana (Libya) Nigeria striker is playing his best 1984 - Cameroon (I. Coast) football at this level. 1986 - Egypt (Egypt) Born of a Nigerian father and a 1988 - Cameroon (Morocco) Russian mother, 'Osas' made his full 1990 - Algeria (Algeria) international debut in a friendly 1992 - I. Coast (Senegal) against Kenya in May 2002, but it was 1994 - Nigeria (Tunisia) at the 2004 Nations Cup in Tunisia 1996 - 5_ Africa (5_ Africa) that he really announced his arrival 1998 - Egypt (B. Faso) on the international scene with two 2000 - Cameroon (Ghana & well-taken strikes against South Nigeria _) Africa. 2002 - Cameroon (Mali) For several years he had to play Real test in stock 2004 - Tunisia (Tunisia) second fiddle to the likes of Julius 2006 - Egypt (Egypt) Aghahowa, Yakubu Aiyegbeni, 2008 - Egypt (Ghana) Obafemi Martins and John Utaka. Note: Congo-Kinshasa was later re-named Zaire, then Solid performances DR Congo. But it now appears he has finally established himself in the team after some solid showings this year as the for holders Egypt Super Eagles booked their flight to the 2010 World Cup in South Africa.