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FIMH 2001 Helsinki, November 15-16, 2001 Program

FIMH 2001 Helsinki, November 15-16, 2001 Program. Thursday, November 15. 8:00 registration 8:30 openning Pr. I.Magnin, Pr. T. Katila 9:00 Invited Speaker Pr T. Arts 10:00 Session 1: Anatomical Modeling 12:30 lunch 14:00 Invited Speaker Pr M. Horacek

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FIMH 2001 Helsinki, November 15-16, 2001 Program

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  1. FIMH 2001 Helsinki, November 15-16, 2001 Program Thursday, November 15 8:00 registration 8:30 openning Pr. I.Magnin, Pr. T. Katila 9:00 Invited Speaker Pr T. Arts 10:00 Session 1: Anatomical Modeling 12:30 lunch 14:00 Invited Speaker Pr M. Horacek 15:00 Session 2: Motion and Deformation 17:40 Departure from the biomedicum center 18:00 Reception «baujolais nouveau » at the French Cultural Centre

  2. FIMH 2001 Helsinki, November 15-16, 2001 Program Friday, November 16 8:30 Invited Speaker Pr E. Mc Veigh 9:30 Session 3: Functional Imaging 12:00 lunch 13:30 Invited Speaker Pr A. Mc Culloch 14:30 Session 4: Toward Electromechanical Modeling 17:30 Conclusion 18:00 Plans for a European « beating heart project »

  3. FIMH 2001 Helsinki, November 15-16, 2001 Program Session 1 : Anatomical Modeling 10:00 J.-L. Mari et al. Geometrical Modeling of the Heart and its Main Vessels 10:30 H. Veistera et al. Reconstructing 3D Boundary Element Heart Models from 2D Biplane Fluoroscopy 11:00 Break 11:30 I. Dydenko et al Introducing Spectral Estimation for Boundary Detection in Echographic Radiofrequency Images 12:00 A. Mourad et al. Geometrical Modeling of the Fibre Organization in the Human Left Ventricle

  4. FIMH 2001 Helsinki, November 15-16, 2001 Program Session 2 : Motion and Deformation 15:00 J. D’hooge et al. Two-dimensional ultrasonic strain rate measurement of the human heart in vivo 15:30 V. Moreau et al. Deformation Field Estimation for the Cardiac Wall using Doppler Tissue Imaging 16:00 Break 16:30 C. Allouche et al. A New Kinetic Modeling Scheme for the Human Left Ventricle Wall Motion with MR-Tagging Imaging 17:00 P. Clarysse et al. Integrated Quantitative Analysis of Tagged Magnetic Resonance Images

  5. FIMH 2001 Helsinki, November 15-16, 2001 Program Session 3 : Functional Imaging 09:30 T. Makela et al. A 3-D model-based approach for the PET-functional and MR-anatomical cardiac imaging data fusion 10:00 F. Frouin et al. 3D Regularisation and Segmentation of Factor Volumes to Process PET H215O Myocardial Perfusion Studies 10:30 break 11:00 M. Nahrendorf et al. In vivo assessment of rat hearts with and without myocardial infarction by Cine NMR- comparison of the NMR method to invasive techniques and application to intervention studies 11:30 C. Muller et al. Dempster Shafer approach for high level data fusion applied to the assessment of myocardial viability

  6. FIMH 2001 Helsinki, November 15-16, 2001 Program Session 4 : Towards Electromechanical Modeling 14:30 N. Ayache et al. Towards Model-Based Estimation of the Cardiac Electro- Mechanical Activity From ECG Signals and Ultrasound Images 15:00 D. Chapelle et al. A physiologically-based model for the active cardiac muscle contraction 15:30 break 16:00 P. Claus et al. Post-Systolic Thickening in Ischaemic Myocardium: a Simple Mathematical Model for Simulating Regional Deformation 16:30 J. Nenonen et al. Simulation of Anisotropic Propagation in the Myocardium with a Hybrid Bidomain Model 17:00 B. Tilg et al. Imaging of Electrical Function within the Human Atrium and Ventricle from Paced ECG Mapping Data

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