Cars 2001: Computer Assisted Radiology and Surgery
Proceedings of the 15th International Congress and Exhibition, Berlin, 27-30 June 2001
Published on 12. June 2001
Book
Hardback
1266 pages
978-0-444-50866-9 (ISBN)
Description
New developments in computer assisted medical tools have improved medical workflow considerably. Advances in medical imaging, healthcare networking, surgical robotics and instrumentation and other imaging based technologies contribute towards a more flexible computer assisted medicine. With the advent of the electronic medical record (EMR) and suitable access management, collaboration between all healthcare parties, including the patient, also becomes possible. Progress in specific computer assisted techniques (e.g. digital imaging, computer aided diagnosis, image guided surgery, MEMS, etc.) combined with computer assisted integration tools (e.g. PACS, EMR, middleware, Internet, telemedicine, etc.) offers a valuable complement to or replacement for existing procedures in healthcare. Physicians are now employing PACS and telemedicine systems as enabling infrastructures for improving quality of and access to healthcare. Tools based on CAD and CAS facilitate completely new paths in patient care. To reflect this development, the depth and spectrum of topics included in this year's CARS Proceedings have been expanded to include all aspects of modern IT in radiology and surgery.
In addition to the traditional CARS topics, special emphasis is also been given to endoluminal surgery, cardiovascular imaging, the electronic medical record and bio-intelligence. "CARS 2001" is the first volume to be published simultaneously in print and on the web. Buyers of the book will have access to this web edition of CARS 2001 proceedings at no additional charge.
In addition to the traditional CARS topics, special emphasis is also been given to endoluminal surgery, cardiovascular imaging, the electronic medical record and bio-intelligence. "CARS 2001" is the first volume to be published simultaneously in print and on the web. Buyers of the book will have access to this web edition of CARS 2001 proceedings at no additional charge.
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English
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Oxford
United Kingdom
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Elsevier Science & Technology
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College/higher education
Professional and scholarly
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Illustrations
Weight
2415 gr
ISBN-13
978-0-444-50866-9 (9780444508669)
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List of committee members. Program committee. Preface. Prelude. Fifth annual conference of the international Society for computer aided surgery - ISCAS. Modeling and processing. A method for automated extraction of stomach fold regions from abdominal X-ray CT Image and its application to virtualized stomachoscopy (S. Watanabe et al.). A volume-based process model for computer assisted surgery (S. Dauber et al.). Enhanced CAS in head and neck-surgery: evaluation of intraoperative data modality iMRI and sonography (G. Strauss et al.). A new modal representation of liver deformation for non-rigid registration in image-guided surgery (Y. Masutani, F. Kimura). XVL for medicine: the web-based medical 3Dapplications (D. Tanaka et al.). Surgical simulation. 3D surgery trainer with force feedback in minimally invasive surgery (U. Meier et al.). Minimal invasive abdominal surgery based on ultrasound vision, possible? (E. Sjolie et al.). Computer assisted osteotomy design for autografts in craniofacial reconstructive surgery (Z. Krol et al.). Realistic modeling of elasto-mechanical properties of soft tissue and its evaluation (M. Teschner, S. Girod, B. Girod). 3-D spinal canal reconstruction - virtual reality and postsurgical reality (Z. Novak, P. Krupa, J. Chrastina). A system for facial reconstruction using distraction and symmetry considerations (O. Burgert et al.). Simulation and planning of minimally invasive coronary artery bypass surgery (T. Berlage et al.). Towards a virtual environment for biomechanical simulation (P. Zerfass, E. Keeve). Surgical simulator for diagnostic and operative hysteroscopy (K. Montgomery et al.). Airflow simulation inside a model of the human nasal cavity in a virtual reality based rhinological operation planning system (Th.van Reimersdahl et al.). Surgical navigation. Image guidance and functional evaluation in epileps