International Workshop on Flow and Motion 2004
hosted bySwiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH) and University Hospital |
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11-13 July 2004, Zurich, Switzerland | |
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last updated: 5.7.04
(Timetable all Presentations as pdf-file)
| Day 1 | |
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| Keynote Speaker | Roderic Pettigrew, Director, National Institute of Bioimaging and Bioengineering, NIH, Bethesda, USA |
| Plenary Lectures | Flow in Vascular Physiology Colin Caro, Imperial College, London, England The Interacting Luminal, Mural and Subarachnoid Components of Cerebral Aneurysms: Implications for Imaging and Treatment Anton Valavanis, Inst. of Neuroradiology, Zurich, Switzerland Flow in Cardiovascular Disease Philip Kilner, Royal Brompton Hospital, London, England Flow in Neurovascular Disease Charles Kerber, UCSD, San Diego, USA |
| Focus Session | Principles of MR Flow Measurements Erik Pedersen, University of Aarhus, Aarhus, Denmark |
| Session | Flow MRI: Ready for Prime Time? Measurement Accuracy: Spatial and Temporal Resolution Romhild Hoogeveen, Best, The Netherlands Measurement Accuracy: Eddy, Maxwell and 3T. Sebastian Kozerke, Zurich, Switzerland Phase Contrast SSFP: Velocity Mapping of the Future? Klaus Scheffler, Basel, Switzerland Particle Tracing and Pressure Calculation Lars Wigström, Linköping, Sweden Accelerating Cine Flow Measurement with k-t BLAST & k-t SENSE Jeff Tsao, Zurich, Switzerland |
| Proffered Papers Session | |
| J. Tim Marcus, Amsterdam, The Netherlands Correction of Phase Errors in Cine Phase-contrast MR Velocity Quantification | |
| Ludovic de Rochefort, Le Kremlin-Bicêtre, France Velocity-slice Selection | |
| Michael Schacht Hansen, Aarhus, Denmark Accelerated Fourier Velocity Encoding by Exploiting Velocity-Spatial-Temporal Correlations | |
| Maria Salfity, Loughborough, England Improving Velocity to Noise Ratio and Extending Dynamic Range of Phase Contrast Magnetic Resonance Velocity Imaging with 3-D and 4-D Unwrapping Methods | |
| Christopher Macgowan, Toronto, Canada Evaluation of Segmental Pulmonary Blood Flow Using Phase Contrast MRI and Correlation Analysis | |
| Day 2 | |
| Focus Session | Vascular Flow Imaging David Saloner, UCSF, San Francisco, USA |
| Session | Cardiovascular Applications & Implications of Flow & Motion Coronary Flow Measurement Jennifer Keegan, London, England How to Cope With Motion in Coronary MRA? Peter Börnert, Hamburg, Germany New Advances in Tissue Phase Mapping Bernd Jung, Freiburg, Germany From Flow Measurement to Quantification of Cardiac Function Jacques Bittoun, Paris, France Catheter-based Real-time Flow Measurement Michael Bock, Heidelberg, Germany |
| ISMRM Flow & Motion Study Group Undertakings | |
| Guidelines for Clinical and Research Use - Part I Martin Graves, Cambridge, England | |
| Session | Intracranial Hemodynamics & Hydrodynamics The Role of CSF in Health and Neurological Disease Roy Weller, Southampton, England Revealing Linkage of Hemo- and Hydrodynamics with MRI Noam Alperin, Chicago, USA The Cranium as Oscillator; Analysis of Phase Relationships of Intracranial Blood and CSF Pulsations Using Flow-sensitive MRI Mike Egnor, New York, USA Blood and CSF flow in Neurohyrodynamic Related Diseases Olivier Baledent, Amiens, France |
| Session | Flow and Perfusion Neurovascular Regulation of Flow and Perfusion Jeroen van der Grond, Utrecht, The Netherlands Extravascular Contrast Agent Perfusion vs Coronary Flow Jürg Schwitter, Zurich, Switzerland Intravascular Contrast Agents Jens Bremerich, Basel, Switzerland Dual Sequence Measurement of Arterial Input Function Peter Gatehouse, London, England Realities in MR Perfusion Mapping of the Brain Denis Ducreux, Paris, France |
| Panel Session | Guidelines for Clinical and Research Use II |
| Session | In-vivo Wall Shear Stress In-vivo Wall Shear Stress at the Limits of Resolution Ian Marshall, Edinburgh, Scotland Direct Estimation of Wall Shear Stress by MRI John Oshinski, Atlanta, USA Vascular Imaging and Wall Shear Stress Erik Pedersen, Aarhus, Denmark Measurement of Wall Shear Stress Using 4D PC-MRI Charles Tayler & Erik Bekkers, Stanford, USA |
| Proffered Papers Session | |
| Loïc FIN, Amiens, France, Non-invasive In-vivo Investigation of Carotid Arteries Mechanical Properties: Combination of MRI and Numerical Simulation | |
| Guy Kongolo, Amiens, France An Electrical Analog Model of Brain Hydrodynamics Validated by Flow-sensitive MRI | |
| Frieke Box, The Neherlands In Vivo Wall Shear Stress Assessment in the Carotid Bifurcation by a Combination of the Finite Element Approach and MRI | |
| Prof Andrew Kiruluta, Bosten, USA Motion Correction in High-Resolution Coronary MRI Using Measurements from Intra-Vascular Tracking Catheters | |
| Marcel Rutten, Eindhoven, The Netherlands Functional Analysis of Aortic Valve Prostheses: Shear rate Assessment Using MRI | |
| Vinay Pai, New York, USA High Spatial and Temporal Resolution Myocardial Tagging in a Free-breathing Exam Using Multi-echo SSFP and PAGE | |
| Stefanie Pertschy, Hannover, Germany Postoperative Diastolic Regurgitation of Left to Right Pulmonary Artery in Patients with Competent Pulmonary Valve Replacement Demonstrated by MR Phase Contrast Flow Measurements | |
| Vendor Session | The Vendor's Views of Flow Measurements & Modelingi Philips, Siemens, GE and Fluent |
| Workshop Social Activity Dinner - Zunfthaus zur Zimmerleuten By ticket only | |
| Day 3 | |
| Focus Session | Vascular Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) Ross Ethier, University of Toronto, Canada |
| Session | Image-based Vascular CFD Challenges for Longitudinal Image-based CFD Studies David Steinman, London, Canada Carotid Bifurcation CFD X Yun Xu, London, England Cerebral Aneurysm CFD Liang-der Jou, San Francisco, USA Congenital Heart Disease CFD Francesco Migliavacca, Milan, Italy Bypass Graft CFD Charles Taylor, Stanford, USA |
| Session | Advanced Topics in Vascular CFD The Role of CFD in Simulation of Biomedical Systems Yiannis Ventikos, Oxford, England Inverse MR-CFD Validation Shankar Sundaram, Huntsville, USA Patient Based MRI-CFD Study of Infrainguinal Distal Bypass Grafts Spencer Sherwin, London, England MRI-Based CFD of Mass Transport in the Carotid Arteries Peter Walker, Leeds, England Experience in In-vitro Modelling of Intracranial Aneurysms Makoto Ohta, Geneva, Switzerland |
| Proffered Papers Session | |
| Neil Bressloff, Southampton, England Parametric Geometry Modeling of the Carotid Artery Bifurcation: The Need for New Flow Metrics | |
| Jason Beech-Brandt, Edinburgh, Scotland Low-Reynolds Number Turbulence Modelling in a Realistic Stenosed Carotid Artery Geometry | |
| Ajit Yoganathan, Atlanta, USA Flow Dynamics of the Anatomic TCPC: An Integrated MRI, In-Vitro Experimentation, and CFD Approach for Surgical Applications | |
| Katia Laganà, Milna, Italy Application of the Multiscale Approach to Investigate Fluidynamics in Surgical Procedures for the Treatment of Congenital Heart Diseases | |
| Raghavendra Chandrashekara, London, England Combined Visualization and Analysis of Blood Flow and Motion in the Left Ventricle | |
| Quan Long, Uxbridge, England Study of Flow Patterns in Left Ventricle by the Combination of CFD and MRI | |
| John Oshinski, Atlanta,USA Flow Patterns in the Proximal Coronary Arteries Determined from MRI and CFD Relation to Localization of Atherosclerotic Plaques | |
| Juan Cebral, Fairfax, USA Evaluation of Image-based CFD Models of Cerebral Aneurysms Using MRI | |
| Concluding Comments and Closing | |
| Poster Presentations | |
| Nasreddin Abolmaali, Waldorf, Germany Detection and Quantification of Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension Caused by Increased Pulmonary Resistance Using MR Flow Measurements | |
| Evangelos Boutsianis, Zurich, Switzerland Anatomically Accurate Computational Hemodynamics in the Aorta and the Coronary Arteries | |
| Vidyasagar Casikar, Penrith, Australia Observations on the Flow of Blood in Experimental Arteriovenous Fistulae | |
| Iordanis Chatziprodromou, Zurich, Switzerland Cerebral Aneurysm Genesis: A Computational Model | |
| Lindsey Crowe, London, England 3D Volume Selective Turbo Spin Echo Imaging For Carotid Artery Wall Imaging With Navigator Detection of Swallowing | |
| Lindsey Crowe, London, England Identification and Removal of Residual Signal from Slow Flowing Blood in 3D Volume Selective Turbo Spin Echo Arterial Wall Imaging Using a Velocity Sensitive Phase Reconstruction Method. | |
| Lindsey Crowe, London, England Real-Time Flow Measurement using Spiral RF pulse and EPI Readout During Breath-hold and Free Breathing | |
| Sandro De Gruttola, Zurich, Switzerland Computation Simulation for the Apheresis Process with a Non-Newtonian Model | |
| Pramote Hochareon, Minneapolis, USA Stereoscopic Particle Image Velocimetry, a Parallel In-vitro Measurement of In-vivo Flow Studies for Cardiovascular Fluid Mechanic Applications | |
| Permi Jhooti, London, England Phase ordering with Automatic Window Selection (PAWS) with Half Fourier for Increased Scan Efficiency and Image Quality | |
| Vartan Kurtcuoglu, Zurich, Switzerland CSF Pressure and Flow Calculation in the Ventricular Space Using CFD | |
| Tosiaki Miyati, Kanazawa, Japan Evaluation of Intracranial Elastance Using MRI in Patient with Normal-pressure Hydrocephalus | |
| Regina Mudra, Zurich, Switzerland Monte Carlo Simulation to Verify Near- infrared Spectroscopy | |
| Johannes Peeters, Utrecht, The Netherlands Analysis and Correction of Off-center Gradient Non-linearity and Bo Inhomogeneity Related Scaling Errors in Phase Contrast Flow Measurements | |
| Simone Pittaccio, London, England MRI-based Multiscale Models for the Haemodynamic and Structural Evaluation of Surgically Reconstructed Aortic Arches | |
| Oliver Wieben, Freiburg, Germany MR Flow Measurements in the Iliac Artery during Reactive Hyperemia | |
| Meide Zhao, Chicago, USA In Vitro Validation of MR Volumetric Flow Measurement | |