ISRACAS'2007
Tenth Israeli Symposium
on
Computer-Aided Surgery,
Medical Robotics, and Medical
Imaging
Thursday May 10, 2007
Spencer Auditorium
Rambam Heath Care Campus
Bat Galim, Haifa, ISRAEL
Sponsored by
Technion
The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Endorsed by
International Society of Computer Aided Surgery
Forum Biomed Israel-France
Israeli Society for Medical and Biological Engineering
Israel Life Science Industry
NDI -- Northern Digital
Rambam Medical Center
Symposium chairs
Prof. Leo Joskowicz,
PhD, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
Prof. Moshe Shoham,
DSc, Technion-Israel Institute of Technology.
Local chair
Dr. Alon Wolf, PhD, Technion
Industrial session chair
Dr. A. Szold, MD, Director, Surgical Group Practice
Poster (PDF)
Schedule (PDF)
Click here for ISRACAS 2008
Registration
To register and for information contact:
Dr. Alon Wolf
Faculty of Mechanical Engineering
Technion -- Israel Institute of Technology
Kiriat Hatechnion,
Haifa 32000, Israel
E-mail:
alonw@tx.technion.ac.il
Phone: +972-4-829-2087
Fax: +972-4-829-5711 |
Early registration:
IS 300 (US $65), IS 150 (US $35) for students (by May 3, 2007)
On-site registration:
IS 350 (US $75), IS 200 (US $40) for students
Payment is by check made to "TECHNION" or on-site by cash.
Please note that we cannot accept credit card payments.
Participants are required to register and pay a nominal fee which entitles
them to a full lunch, acopy of the Symposium proceedings, and coffee break
refreshments. We encourage participants to register early, as the number
of participants will be limited.
Goal
The goal of the Symposium is to convene in Israel clinicians, scientists,
and engineers actively interested in medical imaging, computer science, and
robotics, and their application to the planning, monitoring, and execution
of medical surgeries. The symposium is the sequel of nine previous
symposia
ISRACAS'98 , ISRACAS'99 , ISRACAS'2000 , ISRACAS'2001
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ISRACAS'2002 , ISRACAS'2003 , ISRACAS'2004
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ISRACAS'2005, and
ISRACAS'2006. Each was attended by over 150 participants including
clinicians, industry, and engineering academia. The one-day events included
invited speakers, oral presentations of peer-reviewed papers, industrial
exhibits, and system demonstrations. Abstracts of selected peer-reviewed
papers were published in Computer-Aided
Surgery.
Symposium format
This year we will continue with the one-day symposium consisting of two to
three invited talks by internationally recognized experts, an industrial
session, paper presentations, and project and product exhibits.
Symposium topics
The symposium presents relevant research in Computer Science, Mechanical Engineering,
Biomechanics, and Electrical Engineering including but not limited to:
- multi-modal image reconstruction and segmentation
- architectures, control, and applications of medical robots
- virtual and augmented reality surgery
- telesurgery
- tracking technologies
- image and sensor data registration
- computer-aided diagnosis and preoperative planning
- intraoperative surgical monitoring, support, and planning
- surgical simulators, anatomical modeling, atlases
- safety issues in computer-assisted surgery
All medical specialties include but are not limited to:
- radiology
- orthopaedics and traumatology
- laparoscopy, endoscopy, arthroscopy
- neurosurgery
- cardio-vascular surgery
- minimally invasive surgery
- bronchoscopy
- urology
- maxilofacial and craniofacial surgery
- dentistry
We particularly encourage the submission of works describing clinical
experience with computer-aided surgery systems.
Submission (closed) Full-length technical papers
(8-10 pages) or extended abstracts (3-5 pages) of surveys, clinical
studies, position papers, and panel topics for presentation at the
Symposium are solicited. The submissions format is single-column, 12 point
font, with 1-inch margins. Submissions will be reviewed by members of the
local and international program committee. Accepted extended abstracts
will be published in a preprints booklet to be distributed to Symposium
participants. In addition, abstracts of the papers will be published in
the Journal of Computer-Aided Surgery. Authors should send electronic
copies in Word (preferred), LaTeX, ASCII, or PDF to Prof. Joskowicz at
josko@cs.huji.ac.il.
Timetable
Submission (papers and exhibits)
Notice of acceptance
Camera-ready papers
Symposium
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January 21
February 16
March 15
May 10
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2007
2007
2007
2007
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Exhibitors
An equipment and systems exhibition will be held in parallel to the
lectures. Exhibitors will get a chance to address the audience.
Invited Speakers
Industrial presentations
- Industrial session 1
- Industrial session 2
Schedule
Papers will be presented by sections in the order listed below:
8:00-8:30 |
REGISTRATION |
8:30-8:45 |
Welcome and Introductory Remarks
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M. Shoham and L. Joskowicz,
Technion and The Hebrew Univ. of Jerusalem, ISRAEL. |
8:45-10:00 |
Papers session 1: Surgical navigation
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10:00-11:00 |
Papers session 2: Medical robotics
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11:00-11:30 |
COFFEE BREAK |
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11:30-12:15 |
Invited lecture 1 |
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Therapy imaging, modeling, information technologies infrastructures
and standards
Prof. Heinz Lemke
Innovation Center for Computer-Aided Surgery, U. of Leipzig, GERMANY
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12:15-12:55 |
Industrial session 1 (Chair: Dr. A. Szold)
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12:55-14:15 |
LUNCH BREAK |
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14:15-14:55 |
Industrial session 2 (Chair: A. Szold)
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14:55-15:40 |
Invited lecture 2 |
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State of the art in medical image processing
Prof. Terry Peters, PhD
Robarts Research Institute, Ontario, CANADA
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15:40-16:10 |
COFFEE BREAK |
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16:10-17:45 |
Papers session 3 -- Medical image processing |
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17:45-17:50 |
Closing remarks |
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L. Joskowicz and M. Shoham, The Hebrew U. and Technion
ISRAEL. |
Papers
- Papers session 1: Surgical navigation
- "Clinical result of intraoperative assessment of notch geometry
in computer assisted anterior cruciate ligament reconstructive surgery "
M. Bhattacharyya and B. Gerber University Hospital of Lewisham,
London, UK.
- "Does increased intra-operative time in computer assisted total knee
arthroplasty leads to poor outcome in the early postoperative
rehabilitation period"
M. Bhattacharyya, A. Bashir, B. Gerber University Hospital of Lewisham,
London, UK.
- "Surface-based preoperative CT/MRI to intraoperative face scan
registration: a clinical study"
M. Freiman, R. Shamir, L. Joskowicz, E. Zehavi, Umansky, Y. Shoshan
The Hebrew Univ. of Jerusalem, Mazor Surgical Technologies,
and Hadassah University Hospital, Israel
- "A kinematic model for calculating cup alignment error during total hip
arthroplasty"
A. Wolf, A.M. DiGioia III, A. B. Mor, B. Jaramaz
Technion, Israel Institute of Technology and ICAOS, Pittsburgh, USA
- "Patient-specific variability and accuracy of hip abduction/anteversion
angular measurements"
O. Lubovsky, A. Khoury, E. Peleg, L. Joskowicz, M. Liebergall
The Hebrew Univ. of Jerusalem, and Hadassah University Hospital, Israel
- Papers session 2: Medical robotics
- "Combined use of tractography and Gamma Knife radiosurgery in 3D treatment
planning: initial experience"
R. Foroni, A. Sboarina, GK. Ricciardi, C. Lovato, A. De Simone, F. Lupidi,
M. Longhi, A. Nicolato, M. Gerosa, F. Pizzini, HJ. Park.
University Hospital, Verona, Italy and Yonsey University, Seoul, Korea
- "The 3D "insect eye" laparoscopic imaging system: a prospective randomized study"
Y. Kaufman , A. Sharon, O. Klein, D. Spiegel, R. Auslander, A. Lissak
The Lady Davis Carmel Medical Center, and Bnei Zion Medical Center, Israel
- "Applications of computer assisted surgery and medical robotics in Mexico"
J.L. Mosso, M. Pohl, J.R. Jimenez, R. Valdes, O. Yanez, V. Medina,
F. Arambula, M. A. Padilla, J. Marquez, A. Gastelum, A. Mosso, J. Frausto.
U. Panamericana, U. Autonoma Metropolitana, U. Nacional Autonoma de Mexico,
and Instituto Tecnologico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey, Mexico.
- "Robotic assisted vertebroplasty: a novel approach to the treatment of
vertebral compression fracture"
Y. Zaulan, V. Alexandrovsky, A. Bruskin, B. Zilberstein, M. Shoham, M. Roffman
The Lady Davis Carmel Medical Center, Robotics Laboratory Technion, and
Mazor Surgical Technologies, Israel.
- Papers session 3: Medical image processing and simulation
- "3D medical imaging techniques of bone micro-architecture as a base for a
3D computerized diagnostic system of bone metabolic diseases"
L. Podshivalov, A. Fischer, P.Z. Bar-Yoseph, S. Ish-Shalom
Technion - Israel Institute of Technology, Israel
- "Statistical tumor model construction from fMRI maps for liver metastases
early detection"
M. Freiman, Y. Edrei, E. Gross, L. Joskowicz, R. Abramovitz
The Hebrew Univ. of Jerusalem, and Hadassah University Hospital, Israel
- "Visualization of MS lesions: a browser tool"
D. Sturm, L. Li, Z. Liang
College of Staten Island, and State University of New York at Stony Brook, USA
- "Vascular visualization for surgery planning: skeletonization and tubular
modeling"
A. Sboarina, R. Foroni, C. Lovato, A. De Simone, G. Fracastoro, A. Guglielmi,
GK. Ricciardi, A. Nicolato, M. Longhi, F. Lupidi, M. Gerosa
University of Verona, Italy
- "Segmentation of non-convex regions within uterine cervix images"
S. Gordon and H. Greenspan
Tel Aviv University, Israel.
- "Improved CSF classification and lesion detection in MR brain images with
multiple sclerosis"
Y. Wolff, S. Miron, A. Achiron, H. Greenspan
Tel Aviv University, Israel
Local Program Committee
D. Adam, PhD
M. Berman, PhD
R. Beyar, MD DSc
M. Blumenfeld, PhD
S. Einav, PhD
M. Gomori, MD
H. Greenspan, PhD
O. Hadomi, MBA
M. Liebergall, MD
D. Maor, DSc
A. Orenstein, MD
M. Roffman, MD
Y. Shoshan, MD
A. Wolf, PhD
M. Zaaroor, MD
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Technion
Biomedicom Ltd
Rambam Medical Center and Technion
MediTech Advisors
Tel-Aviv University
Hadassah Hospital
Tel-Aviv University
Mazor Robotics Ltd
Hadassah Hospital
InSightec
Sheba Hospital
Carmel Hospital
Hadassah Hospital
Technion
Rambam Medical Center
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International Advisory Board
N. Ayache, PhD
A. Bauer, MD
G. Barnett, MD
R. Bucholz, MD
A. Colchester, MD PhD
P. Dario, PhD
B. Davies, PhD
S. Delp, PhD
A. DiGioia, MD
R. Ellis, PhD
E. Grimson, PhD
K. Hohne, PhD
B. Jaramaz, PhD
L. Kavoussi, MD
R. Kikinis PhD
H. Lemke, PhD
P. Merloz, MD
N. Navab, PhD
L. Nolte, PhD
R. Phillips, PhD
R. Shahidi, PhD
D. Stulberg, MD
R.H. Taylor, PhD
M. Vannier, MD
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INRIA, Sophia-Antipolis, France
Marbella, Spain
Cleveland Clinic Foundation, USA
St. Louis U., USA
U. of Kent, UK
Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna, Italy
Imperial College, UK
Stanford U., USA
Western Pennsylvania Hosp. , Pittsburgh, USA
Queen's University, Canada
Massachusets Institute of Technology, USA
Hamburg University, Germany
Western Pennsylvania Hosp. , Pittsburgh, USA
Johns Hopkins U., USA
Harvard Medical School, USA
Technische Universitat, Berlin, Germany
Centre Universitaire et Hospitalier, Grenoble
U. of Munich, Germany
U. of Bern, Switzerland
U. of Hull, UK
Stanford University, USA
Northwestern U., USA
Johns Hopkins U., USA
U. of Iowa, USA
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Symposium Venue
The Symposium will be held in the Spencer Auditorium, Rambam Hospital and
Heath Care Campus, Bat Galim, in Haifa.
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10th Israeli Symposium on
Computer-Aided Surgery, Medical Robotics, and Medical
Imaging
Thursday May 10, 2007, Haifa, ISRAEL
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