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Thursday, 13.9.2001
9.00 Registration
10.00 Opening
Professor Jaakko Malmivuo
10.05 Introduction Lecture
Prof. Ari Harjula,
Helsinki University Hospital
IMAGING THE HEMODYNAMICS
10.20 Doppler and 3D Ultrasound
Prof. Olav van Ramm,
Duke University, USA
11.10 Cardiovascular Imaging-Modeling-Imagining
Dr. Philip Kilner
Royal Brompton Hospital
Imperial College, UK
12.00 Lunch
IMAGING AND MEASURING THE HEMODYNAMICS AND CARDIAC OUTPUT
13.30 Echocardiographic Assessment of Cardiac and Myocardial Function
MD Kaj Groundstroem
Tampere University Hospital
14.00 MR Imaging
MD Kirsi Lauerma
Helsinki University Hospital
14.30 Impedance Cardiography
PhD
Pasi Kauppinen
Tampere University of
Technology
15.00 Ballistocardiography
Prof.
Raimo Sepponen
Helsinki University of
Technology
15.30 Coffee
MONITORING THE CARDIAC OUTPUT
16.00 New Dilution Techniques
Dr. Samer Nashef
Cambridge University, UK
16.50 Cardiac Output Monitoring: Limitations and
Goals for the Improvement
MD Markku Salmenperä
Helsinki University Hospital
17.20 SUMMARY
18.30 Get -together
Amos Anderson Art Museum
Yrjönkatu 27
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Friday, 14.9.2001
COMPUTATIONAL HEMODYNAMICS - FROM REALITY TO MODELS
8.30 Accurate Segmentation of Vessels from MR Images
Prof. Juan R. Cebral
George Mason University,
USA
9.20 Segmentation of MR Images Using Deformable Models
PhD Jyrki Lötjönen
VTT Information Technology
9.50 Voxel Based Segmentation
PhD Tomi Heinonen
Yomi Fusion and
Ragnar Granit Institute
10.20 Coffee
FROM THE CELL FUNCTION AND ECG TO BLOOD FLOW
10.50 Modeling the Heart Activation
PhD Kim Simelius
Helsinki University of
Technology
11.20 Combining the Electric and Mechanic Functions of the Heart
PhD Frank B. Sachse
University of Karlsruhe
Germany
12.10 Lunch
13.30 Physical and Mathematical Modeling
of Cardiac Systolic and Diastolic Functions Based on
Torrent-Guasp's Concept
Prof. Morteza Gharib
California Institute of
Technology, USA
COMPUTATIONAL HEMODYNAMICS - CLINICAL APPLICATIONS
14.10 Flow Predictions During Neuro-Surgery and Carotid Stenting
Prof. Juan R. Cebral
George Mason University, USA
15.00 Coffee
COMPUTATIONAL HEMODYNAMICS - VIRTUAL SURGERY
15.20 Simulation-Based Medical Planning for Cardiovascular Disease
Prof. Charles A. Taylor
Stanford University, USA
16.10 Summary
16.30 Closing
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