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 Proceedings of the 12th International Symposium and Exhibition, Tokyo, Japan, 24-27 June 1998
Edited by
H.U. Lemke, Technische Universität Berlin, Institut für Technische Informatik, Sekr. Computer Graphics FR 3-3, Franklinstraße 28/29, 10587 Berlin, Germany
M.W. Vannier, Unversity of Iowa, Department of Radiology, 200 Hawkins Drive, Iowa City, IA 52242-1077, USA
K. Inamura, Osaka University, School of Allied Health Sciences, Department of Radiological Technology & Medical Engineering, 1-7 Yamadaoka, Suita City, Osaka 565, Japan
A. Farman, University of Louisville, School of Dentistry, 501 South Preston, Louisville, KY 40292, USA
Included in series
International Congress, 1165
Description
International Congress Series 1165
CAR '98 held in Tokyo, Japan, gathered together a host of international and interdisciplinary scientists
for the purpose of introducing modern computer-assisted imaging technologies into medical diagnosis, therapy and training.
In a short
span of time, the impact of new technology has become a subject for discussion on a worldwide basis.
Initially, the CAR Program Committee
founded in 1983, comprised only of 10% physicians. Currently, as a result of widespread clinical acceptance of computer-assisted methods,
more that half are radiologists or surgeons, and the rest are computers scientist and engineers. Over the years, the impact of CAR can
be measured by the increased awareness and the raised expectations among participating medical practitioners and health care decision
makers that CARS can provide superior quality, better access and lower costs.
Audience
Physicians from Clinical Research, Practising Specialist in Diagnostic Radiology, Nuclear Medicine, Radiation Oncology, Orthopaedics and Surgery, Radiologcial Technicians, Medical Computer Specialist
Contents
List of Committee Members. Program Committee. Preface. Acknowledgements. Prelude and Opening Talk. CAR.
Digital Image Generation.
Digital Radiography.
New superior detectivity Csl/a-Si 43cm x 43cm X-ray flat panel detector for general radiography provides
immediate direct digital output and easy interfacing to digital radiographic systems
(C. Chaussat et al.).
Digital projection
radiography with a full size flat panel detector Bucky system
(A. Hintze, I. Maack, U. Neitzel).
Quantitative evaluation of phantom
images for mammography quality control
(K. Imamura et al.).
Application of temporally subtracted images with mobile computed
radiography system in screening chest radiographs
(Y. Sasaki et al.).
Digital subtraction technique with temporally sequential
chest radiographs in mass examination for detecting lung cancer
( Yasuhara et al.).
Computer Tomography.
ECG triggered
image acquisition on a sub-second CT system
(S. Brown et al.).
Functional imaging from single location dynamic contrast enhanced
computed tomography
(M. Hayball, R. A. R. Coulden).
Extraction of 3D tree structure of blood vessels in lung area from chest CT images
(F. Iseki et al.).
Shape analysis of pulmonary nodules in 3D-CT images with a new method of curvature estimation
(H. Kitaoka et al.).
Reduction of metal artifacts in computed tomographies for the planning and simulation of radiation therapy
(T. Rohlfing et al.).
An analytical method for precise measurements of cortical bone thickness using CT image. Dual mode LSF analysis and
its precision
(S. Wada et al.).
Magnetic Resonance.
Functional MRI of the cervical spine in erect position at low-field
MRI (0,5 Tesla)
(F. Eickmeyer et al.).
Utility of automated hemispheric surface display of MRI in diagnosing for cortical atrophy
(H. Kitagaki et al.).
Automated brain MRI volumetry demonstrated a genetic correlate of brain atrophy in Alzheimer's disease
(E. Mori et al.).
Three and four dimensional diagnosis for TMJ
(S. Murakami et al.).
High speed cardiac cine MR imaging
using keyhole method
(M. Suga et al.).
Motion detection of the heart left ventricle using tagged and non-tagged MR images
(R.
Aghaeizadeh Zoroofi et al.).
Virtual Endoscopy.
Motion protocols for virtual cisternoscopy using volumetric MRA and
CTA data
(M. Blank et al.).
A method for generating virtually stretched image of stomach using 3-D abdominal CT images
(K.
Mori et al.).
An advanced collaborative tool for virtual endoscopy
(R. Niemeier et al.).
Virtual tracheobronchoscopy
- How to compute and how to visualize?
(E. Sorantin et al.).
Image Processing and Display.
Volume visualization and
virtual reality in medicine and biology
(R. A. Robb).
Interactive segmentation of 3D medical images with subvoxel accuracy
(D. Stalling,
M. Zockler, H. C. Hege).
Decomposition of projection image sequences into moving layers
(R. A. Close, J. S. Whiting).
Measurement of
object surface area
(R. Klette).
Automatic registration and segmentation of human brain with a computerized brain atlas
(C. Jia et
al.).
Model-based registration of medical images using finite element meshes
(H. A. Grabowski et al.).
Accurate 3-D fusion
of angiographic and intravascular ultrasound data
(A. Wahle et al.).
Three-dimensional visualization and volumetric assessment
of valvular regurgitation jets in echocardiography
(G. Glombitza et al.).
3D visualization of bronchiectases by minimum intensity
projection
(J. Beier et al.).
3D-rotational angiography: First clinical application with use of a standard Philips C-arm system
(R. Kemkers et al.).
A new method for tumor volume quantitation with SPECT based on a fuzzy segmentation technique
( W.-G. Franke et al.).
3D modeling of the chest in patients with implanted cardiac defibrillator for further bioelectrical
simulation
(J. Kettenbach et al.).
A workstation performance evaluation tool
(K. M. McNeill, M. Evanoff).
Computer Assisted
Diagnosis.
Automated tumor detection system for full digital mammography using bilateral comparison in feature space
(S. Hashimoto et al.).
Development of a detection algorithm for masses around thick mammary gland on mammogram
(S. Kasai et al.).
New algorithm for mass detection in digital mammograms
(T. Matsubara et al.).
A new algorithm for computerized detection of
microcalcifications in digital mammograms
(A. Vilarrasa et al.).
Three-dimensional simulation of breast calcifications for
applications in digital mammography
(J. Nappi, P. B. Dean, O. Nevalainen).
A GUI system for computer-aided diagnosis of lung cancer
screening by using CT
(H. Jiang et al.).
Variable N-Quoit filter applied for automatic detection of lung cancer by X-ray CT
(T. Okumura et al.).
Comparative performance study of BP- and GA-based neural networks for automated classification of heart
diseases from ultrasound images
(D.-Y. Tsai et al.).
Computer Assisted Radiation Therapy.
Small volume multiple non-coplanar
arc radiotherapy (SMART) for tumors of the lung, head & neck and the abdominopelvic region
(T. Arimoto et al.).
Real time
tracking of tumor positions for precision irradiation
(S. Kirsch, C. Schilling, P. G. Seiler).
Four dimensional (4-D) treatment planning
integrating respiratory phases and three-dimensional (3-D) movements of lung and liver tumors using high-speed computed tomography (CT)
and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)
(H. Shirato et al.).
Development of comprehensive radiation oncology management
system in Samsung Medical Center
(Y. C. Ahn et al.).
A telecommunications helped radiotherapy planning and information system
(THERAPIS)
(S. Hashimoto et al.).
Linkage of plural numbers of existed radiotherapy databases to an integrated multi-institutional
radiation oncology database
(T. Umeda et al.).
Radiation oncology learning system based on multi-institutional radiotherapy
database
(H. Harauchin et al.).
Development of an integrated radiotherapy network system
(Y. Nagata et al.).
Picture
Archiving and Communication Systems.
Present status of PACS in Japan
(K. Inamura et al.).
The Jeanne de Flandre Hospital:
A new experience in the PACS world
(J.-F. Lahaye et al.).
Medical image digital archive. A comparison of storage technologies
(T. Chunn).
Large storage archives can serve multiple strategic purposes
(D.A. Baune, G. Bookman).
The Central Regional Digital
Archive Project (DAZU) for advanced communication of medical data
(T. R. Fleiter, R. Sokiranski, H.-J. Brambs).
Outsourcing of digital
archives - Economical, technical, datasecurity and legal aspects
(T. Berger, J. Walther, A. Sudau).
Image quality control of displays
for the PACS environment
(H. Roehrig).
Detection of pulmonary nodules on a 1K vs. 2K monitor: A clinical ROC study
(B. Schwabe et
al.).
Next generation information infrastructure for digital hospitals
(S. Wong, M. Sullivan, F. Prior).
Development and
functional evaluation of an analog picture archiving and communication system
(APACS) with signal data extraction from moving images
(H. Takeda et al.).
Evaluation of HIS-PACS integrated system for wards
(A. Toshimitsu et al.).
Workflow automation
in radiology
(T. Wendler, K. Meetz, J. Schmidt).
On communication interface of PACS-RIS-HIS: A DICOM standard compliant approach
(Y.
Bao, J. Reyinger, R. Rechid).
DICOM Java viewer: Using WWW internet technology and DICOM 3.0 standard
(J. Fernandez-Bayó et
al.).
The generic, rule-based workflow engine: A new approach to improve the acceptance and economy of PACS
(R. G. Jakob, S.
E. Northrup, H. Schmidt).
ISCL (Integrated Secure Communication Layer) for secure image management systems
(K. Kita et al.).
Quality on demand for image retrieval through a WWW-PACS
(D. Bandon, Y. Ligier, O. Baujard).
Impact of user interface visualization
on Endoscopy Department mini-PACS and its integration to health screening system
(M. Osada et al.).
The PACS project of the
AUVA
(J. Gambal et al.).
Pursuing the perfect PACS - can the dream be realised?
(M. de Silva).
Expert Systems and Computer
Assisted Education and Training.
Web-based knowledge acquisition: An attempt at collaborative building of radiological knowledge
bases for a medical expert consultation system
(K. Boegl et al.).
RadioDB: A world wide web teaching files database on diagnostic
radiology
(G. Sparacia, R. Lagalla, A. E. Cardinale ).
A Web-based review and teaching tool using server-side DICOM translation
(R.
T. Black et al.).
Managing the multidimensional information space of multimedia documents and dynamic simulations for medical
education
(J. Becker, D. Ćosić, S. Märkle).
Teleradiology/Telemedicine.
Openness in (Tele-) radiology workstations:
The CHILI plug-in concept
(U. Engelmann et al.).
Real time radiology - New concept for teleradiology
(Y. Kinosada et al.).
A teleradiology system with realtime and e-mail-based operating modes using synchronized commands
(H. Ban et al.).
Implementation of a wide bandwidth network (ATM) for real-time transmission of several video sources in image guided therapy
(J.S. Røtnes et al.).
Wavelet compression on detection of brain lesions at MR imaging in teleradiology
(S. Terae et al.).
Telediagnosis
and teleconsultation in neuropathology
(H. K. Matthies et al.).
The remote support system for endoscopic surgery using TV conference
system
(T. Okada et al.).
An application of digital mosaicing techniques in telemedicine diagnoses
(Q. Guo et al.).
Impact of teleradiology on radiological consultations in rural areas
(E. A. Franken Jr. et al.).
Teleradiology in an integrated
telemedicine environment
(K. M. McNeill, M. Holcomb, T. W. Ovitt).
A Java based communication architecture for a clinical multi-purpose
Internet/Intranet environment
(J. Holstein et al.).
Special Session on Cone Beam Computer Tomography.
Development
and performance evaluation of cone beam CT using video-fluoroscopic system
(M. Endo et al.).
Influences of scattered photons
on image quality and methods of its improvement
(N. Nakamori et al.).
Special Session on Radiation Therapy Systems.
Stereotactic conformation radiotherapy with three dimensional planning for the treatment of extracranial lesions
(Y. Tanaka, J. Kawamori).
Patient positioning system using horizontal CT
(S. Minohara et al.).
Broad beam three dimensional irradiation
(Y. Futami et al.).
CT simulator
(Y. Nagata et al.).
Special Session on Direct Digital Radiography.
Digital radiography:
Questions and answers
(G. Frija).
Development of digital radiography system
(T. Yamazaki et al.).
Development of a selenium-based
flat panel detector for radiography and fluoroscopy
(S. Yamada et al.).
Computer Aided Surgery.
Head and Neck.
Surgical simulation using a stereolithographic 3-dimensional replica - Clinical application to head and neck reconstructive surgery
(M. Kobayashi et al.).
Vector and computer guided bone segment navigation
(R. Marmulla, H. Niederdellmann).
Expert supported
operation planning in the maxillofacial surgery
(J. Münchenberg et al.).
3D imaging in plastic simulation surgery
(T.
Fujino).
A surgical robotic system for maxillofacial surgery
(C. Burghart et al.).
Neurosurgery.
Advances in computer
aided surgery
(R.D. Bucholz).
The Erlangen concept of image guided surgery
(R. Fahlbusch et al.).
Enabling systems for neurosurgery
(U. Behrens et al.).
Microscopic-manipulator system for minimally invasive neurosurgery
(K. Kan et al.).
An optical
high-precision 3D position measurement system suitable for head motion tracking in frameless stereotactic radiosurgery
(J. Kai et
al.).
Intraoperative computed tomography in neurosurgery
(K. Darabi et al.).
Application of fluorescence image measurement
to determination of pathological tissue for endoscopic neurosurgery
(I. Sakuma et al.).
The use of 3D brain atlases to assist
functional neurosurgery
(W.L. Nowinski, G.L. Yang, T.T. Yeo).
Novel analytical model of the scalp for applications in neurophysiology
and neurosurgery
(I. Holländer).
Progress in the European applications in surgical interventions (EASI) project
(M. Breeuwer et
al.).
Neuronavigation in 210 cases: further development of applications and full integration into contemporary neurosurgical practice
(J. P. Wadley et al.).
Economic effects of interventional neuroradiology (IVNS) and neurosurgery at Royal Melbourne Hospital,
Australia
(B. L. Crowe et al.).
Surgical Instrumentation and Robotics.
The human factors in medical robotics
(P.
Rabischong).
Evaluation of the Latissimus Dorsi muscle using the tactile sensor
(H. Inaba et al.).
Robot supported insertion
of catheters for hyperthermia and brachytherapy
(E. Heissler et al.).
A new development of stereotactic robot with detachable
drive for neurosurgery
(K. Masamune et al.).
Intraoperative navigation techniques: Accuracy tests and clinical report
(S. Hassfeld et al.).
Advanced hand and vision for surgeon
(T. Dohi, D. Hashimoto, K. Takakura).
Computer Assisted Orthopaedic Surgery.
CT based preoperative planning for total hip arthroplasty
(N. Sugano et al.).
Experiences with the ROBODOC system in more
than 1000 cases
(M. Borner et al.).
Is there a difference between the planning and the real position of the shaft 300 days
after a robot assisted total hip replacement?
(A. Lahmer et al.).
A force controlled robot as a surgical tool in total knee
arthroplasty
(G. Van Ham et al.).
Orthopaedic surgery using portable-type stereo fluoroscope
(T. Ohe et al.).
Computer-aided
image-guided bone fracture surgery: Concept and implementation
(L. Joskowicz et al.).
Accurate X-ray navigation in computer-assisted
orthopedic surgery
(C. Brack et al.).
Minimal Invasive Medicine.
Interactive MR-guided targeting of thyroid
nodules: First steps towards minimal invasive surgery
(G.M. Kacl et al.).
Application of ultrafast computer tomography for
minimally invasive coronary artery bypass grafting: Preoperative assessment of left anterior descending artery
(T. Ohtsuka, S. Takamoto,
M. Minami).
An augmented reality system using 3D ultrasonic images for guidance in breast cancer surgery
(M. Nakamoto et al.).
Head mouse system using a gyro sensor - The man-machine interface for laparoscopic manipulator
(E. Kobayashi et al.).
Automated microscope calibration for image guided surgery
(O. J. Fleig et al.).
Adaptive segmentation and standardized visualization
of aortic stenosis in tomographical image data for cardiac surgery planning
(M. Makabe et al.).
The virtual ear: A computer
based system for simulating otological surgery
(B. Dobrzeniecki et al.).
Computed Maxillofacial Imaging.
Application
of mathematical morphology to magnetic resonance imaging
(T. Sakurai et al.).
Volume imaging for maxillofacial applications:
Estimation and analysis of CT measurement errors
(D. T. Schleidt et al.).
Development of ortho cubic super high resolution
CT (Ortho-CT)
(Y. Arai et al.).
Clinical use of synthetic image modalities generated from matched CT and MRT data
(S. Hassfeld et al.).
2D and 3D images generated by cone beam computed tomography (CBCT) for dentomaxillofacial investigations
(S. D. Bianchi,
A. Lojacono).
A high-resolution CT system using intraoral x-ray detector
(S.-K. Chen, C.-M. Chen).
Unsharp masking technique for improvement
of detectability in digital intraoral radiography
(T. Harada et al.).
A new method for automatic localization of cephalometric
landmarks
(V. Grau et al.).
An artificial vision system for automatic diagnosis of periodontal disease
(M.C. Juan et al.).
Computer-aided biomechanical simulations for the diagnosis of maxillofacial functions
(K. Maki et al.).
Geometrically deformable
models for model-based reconstruction of objects from range images
(S. Gürke).
New approaches in CT-artifact suppression - a case
study in maxillofacial surgery
(M. Path, C. P. E. Zollikofer, P. Stucki).
A fast, accurate and easy method to position oral implants
using computed tomography
(G. Champleboux et al.).
Computer-aided orthodontic treatment planning using a low cost multi-view
laser scanning system
(M. Alcañiz et al.).
Poster Session.
CAR.
Digital Image Generation.
Digital Radiography.
Computer Tomography.
Magnetic Resonance.
Nuclear Medicine.
Ultrasound.
Virtual Endoscopy.
Computer Assisted Diagnosis.
Computer Assisted Education and Training.
Computer
Assisted Radiation Therapy.
Image Processing and Display.
Picture Archiving and Communication Systems.
RIS.
Teleradiology/Telemedicine.
Computer Assisted Surgery-CAS.
Ear, Nose and Throat.
Head
and Neck.
Minimal Invasive Medicine.
Neurosurgery.
Surgical Instrumentation and Robotics - SIRO.
Thoracoabdominal.
Computed Maxillofacial Imaging - CMI.
Special Poster Exhibition.
Glossary. Index of Authors.
Bibliographic & ordering Information
Hardbound, 1042 pages, publication date: JUN-1998
ISBN-13: 978-0-444-82973-3
ISBN-10: 0-444-82973-3
Imprint: EXCERPTA MEDICA
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