| 3:30 PM | FFR and IFR: Where Do We Stand Today? Lecturer: Nico Pijls |
| 3:38 PM | Synergetic Approach for Discordant Lesions Between FFR and Non-Hyperemic Indexes Lecturer: Jung-Min Ahn |
| 3:46 PM | QFR for All Lesions and Patients? - Current Level of Evidence Lecturer: Niels Ramsing Holm |
| 3:54 PM | Update on the ALL-RISE Trial (Advancing Cath Lab Results With FFR-Angio Physiology Assessment) Lecturer: William F. Fearon |
| 4:02 PM | Panel Discussion l |
| 4:20 PM | Case 1. Post-PCI FFR: Pressure Pullback Gradient to Predict Prognosis After Revascularization Lecturer: Carlos Collet |
| 4:28 PM | Case 2. Anatomy vs. Physiology Approach for Complete Revascularization in ACS? Lecturer: Shamir R. Mehta |
| 4:36 PM | Case 3. Angiography-Derived FFR for Bifurcation Lesions Lecturer: Shengxian Tu |
| 4:44 PM | Case 4. CT-Derived FFR for All Coronary Lesions Lecturer: Bon-Kwon Koo |
| 4:52 PM | Panel Discussion ll |
| 5:02 PM | Coronary Microvascular Dysfunction: Invasive Evaluation Lecturer: Nico Pijls |
| 5:10 PM | Coronary Microvascular Dysfunction: Tips and Tricks for Precise Measurement Lecturer: Hirohiko Ando |
| 5:18 PM | Case 1. MINOCA Physiology Work-up Lecturer: Joo Myung Lee |
| 5:26 PM | Case 2. INOCA Physiology Work-up Lecturer: Hitoshi Matsuo |
| 5:34 PM | Panel Discussion lll |