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Athens Week TA04

Medical Imaging

Schedule November 2019


Lecturers :
  • Serge MULLER (General Electrics Healthcare)
  • Luc DARRASSE (Université Paris Sud / IR4M)
  • Irène BUVAT (CEA / IMIV)
  • Jean-Luc GENNISSON (Université Paris Sud / IR4M)
  • Florian GOSSELIN (CEA / LIST)
  • Eric BARDINET (Université Pierre et Marie Curie / CENIR)
  • Yves TROUSSET (General Electrics Healthcare)
Practical information, including lecture rooms, industrial visit transportation and lunch facilities.

  TIME SLOT 
  SESSION DESCRIPTION
LECTURER RESOURCES
Monday,
Nov. 18 a.m.

10:00--12:45
  • Introduction: Modalities of medical imaging. Medical & Physical Backgrounds.
  • Digital Mammography: Epidemiology and Anatomy of breast cancers, Physics of X-Radiography, Processing and Interpretation of mammography images, Technology of mammography systems, Tomosynthesis, Contrast-Enhanced Spectral Mammography.
Serge MULLER
Monday,
Nov. 18 p.m.

 
2:00--5:15
  • Computed Tomography: CT-Scanner Technology, CT reconstruction algorithms

Serge MULLER

Tuesday,
Nov. 19 a.m.

 
9:00--12:15
  • Magnetic Resonance Imaging: Magnet – Nuclear Magnetization, Radiofrequency - Resonance, Relaxation, Dissipation, Field Gradients – Spatial Encoding, MRI sequences, Medical applications and future prospects.
Luc DARRASSE
Tuesday,
Nov. 19 p.m.

1:30--4:45
  • Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging: Principles of functional imaging - Chemical and physical properties of radiotracers - Technology of gamma cameras - PET imaging - CT- and MR- PETs - PET-CT reconstruction algorithms - Motion, attenuation and scatter corrections - Non stationarity spatial resolution - Partial volume effect corrections - Future and challenges

Irène BUVAT
Wednesday,
Nov. 20 a.m.
 

10:15--12:15
  • Ultrasound Imaging: Physical principles and Technology, Ultrafast Ultrasound scanners, Shear wave elastography, Ultrafast Imaging of Intrinsic waves, Ultrafast Doppler and fUltrasound Imaging of brain activity, Applications to neurosurgery.
Jean-Luc GENNISSON
Wednesday,
Nov. 20 p.m.
 

1:30--3:30
  • Medical Robotics: Introduction to robotics - Introduction to medical robotics - Design and development of medical robots - Ex1: design and development of a force feedback master arm for telesurgery - Ex2: design and development of a surgical training station in VR - Ex3: design and development of a surgical collaborative robot

Florian GOSSELIN

Wednesday,
Nov. 20 p.m.
 

3:45--5:45
  • Medical Image Interpretation: 3d image registration - Geometric vs Iconic registration - Similarity measures - Descriptors - Algorithms: Iterative Closest Point (ICP) - Classification of similarity measures - Case study: the 3d brain atlas construction
Éric BARDINET
Thursday,
Nov. 21 a.m.

 
9:00--12:15
  • 3d Computed Tomography and Interventional Radiology: Introduction: Interventional radiology & 3D Imaging - Technologies for 3D interventional imaging (C-arm: geometrical calibration, Reconstruction algorithms, X-ray physics) - Clinical applications - From an idea to an industrial product.

Yves TROUSSET
Thursday,
Nov. 21 p.m.
 

2:30--5:00
  •   Laboratory visit to Center for Neuro-imaging Research (CENIR) from the Brain & Spine Institute (ICM) - Hôpital de la Pitié-Salpêtrière, 47 Boulevard de l'Hôpital, Paris 13e

Friday,
Nov. 22 a.m.
 

9:00--12:00
  • Written Exam: Analysis of a scientific article in limited time.

Luc DARRASSE