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MICCAI Workshop: Systems and Architectures for Computer Assisted Interventions (SACAI)
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Date: September 26, 2013
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Venue: Toyoda Auditorium Complex, Higashiyama Campus, Nagoya University, Nagoya, Japan
SACAI 2013 is a workshop of MICCAI 2013. The goal of this workshop is to provide a forum for sharing developments in systems and architectures for computer assisted intervention (CAI) applications. Continuing the success of the last five years, the workshop will focus on open interfaces, interoperability, and standards. This sixth edition will include a broader forum for poster/interactive demonstrations, and expert panel insights into practical issues, clinical applications and future directions of CAI systems and frameworks. As in its previous iterations, the workshop will continue the tradition of strong participation from both industry and academia.
Topics of interest
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Architectures and frameworks for Computer Assisted Interventions & Surgery
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Open source / creative commons activities for Computer Assisted Interventions & Surgery
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Systems / hardware integration
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Digital operating room
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Applications for Computer Assisted Interventions & Surgery
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Applications for medical staff / patient communication
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Progress and status of standardization, such as DICOM, IHE, CANopen, ISO 11073, MD FIRE, MD ICE, IEC 80001
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Open issues in the standardization process, e.g. semantics, standardized descriptions of components and device communication
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Regulatory and liability issues and solutions for the modularization of CAI systems
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Opportunities for further integration, interoperability and/or usability
Program (tentative – subject to change)
9:30 Welcome remarks
Session 1: Architectures
9:45 [1] Small Computings for Clinicals and SCCToolKit, OR friendly Trial Package and Software Development Kit; Chinzei K., Kobayashi E., Suzuki T., Yamashita J. and Yamauchi Y.
10:05 [2] System monitoring and diagnostics architecture for networked medical devices; Bohn S., Leßnau M., Burgert O. and Neumuth T.
10:25 [3] A Lightweight and Portable Communication Framework for Multimodal Image-Guided Therapy; Schoch A., Fuerst B., Achilles F., Demirci S. and Navab N.
10:45 Break
Session 2: Integration
11:00 [4] Steps towards the Integration of Model Guided Therapy Systems into the Healthcare Environment; Burgert O. and Thies C.
11:20 [5] An Open-Source Hardware and Software Platform for Telesurgical Robotics Research; Chen Z., Deguet A., DiMaio S., Fischer G. and Kazanzides P.
Invited Speech
13:30 Patient-based bio-texture modeling using 3D printer and open-source application OsiriX in surgical simulation and navigation; Maki Sugimoto, MD (Gastroenterology, Kobe University Graduate School of Medicine, Japan)
Session 3: Applications
14:10 [6] Perspectives on Image-Guided Transapical Beating Heart Aortic Valve Intervention; Karar M.
14:30 [7] Skull Base Surgery Navigation System Based on Updating Preoperative Images Using Positional Information of Surgical Tools; Hayashi Y., Fujii M., Kajita Y., Wakabayashi T. and Mori K.
14:50 Closing
Invited Speaker
Maki Sugimoto, MD (Gastroenterology, Kobe University Graduate School of Medicine, Japan)
“Patient-based bio-texture modeling using 3D printer and open-source application OsiriX in surgical simulation and navigation”
Registration and Online Journal
Call For Participation
The Call For Participation is now available. The deadlines for participation are:
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Paper/abstract due: June 24
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Notification of acceptance: July 09
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Final submission: July 23 (Tuesday)
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Workshop date: September 26 (Thursday) (Note: a workshop day)
Papers should be submitted online via the Midas Journal. We encourage the submission of full papers (min. 4, max. 8 pages) in Midas Journal format. Papers will be reviewed by the workshop committee. Papers will be published in a special issue for this workshop. Accepted papers will be made public upon conclusion of the submission process.
Past Workshops
Contacts
Questions are welcome to: [email protected]
Organizers
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Kiyo Chinzei, National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST), Japan
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Nobuhiko Hata, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, USA
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Peter Kazanzides, Center for Computer-Integrated Surgical Systems and Technology (CISST ERC), Johns Hopkins University, USA
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Rajesh Kumar, Center for Computer-Integrated Surgical Systems and Technology (CISST ERC), Johns Hopkins University, USA
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Andinet Enquobahrie, Kitware, Inc., USA
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Stefan Bohn, Innovation Center Computer Assisted Surgery (ICCAS), University of Leipzig, Germany
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Oliver Burgert, Medical Informatics, Reutlingen University, Germany