The 16th International Conference on

Medical Image Computing andComputer Assisted Intervention

FINAL PROGRAMSEPTEMBER

22-26, 2013
TOYODA AUDITORIUM
NAGOYA UNIVERSITYw w w. m i c c a i 2 01 3 . o r gContents
Message …………………………………………………………………………………………………

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Welcome Address ………………………………………………………………………………………

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General Information ……………………………………………………………………………………… 10
Visitor Information ……………………………………………………………………………………… 11
Venue Information ……………………………………………………………………………………… 15
Special Events …………………………………………………………………………………………… 16
Program Overview ……………………………………………………………………………………… 18
Conference Format and Guidelines …………………………………………………………………… 19
MICCAI Exhibitors ……………………………………………………………………………………… 20
Organizer ………………………………………………………………………………………………… 22
Gold Sponsors …………………………………………………………………………………………… 22
Silver Sponsors…………………………………………………………………………………………… 23
Bronze Sponsors ………………………………………………………………………………………… 23
Keynote Lectures ………………………………………………………………………………………… 24
Conference Program …………………………………………………………………………………… 28
Monday Conference Program ………………………………………………………………………… 28
Tuesday Conference Program ……………………………………………………………………… 30
Wednesday Conference Program …………………………………………………………………… 32
Poster Sessions ………………………………………………………………………………………… 34
Monday Conference Program ………………………………………………………………………… 34
Tuesday Conference Program ……………………………………………………………………… 35
Wednesday Conference Program …………………………………………………………………… 36
MICCAI Workshop, Challenges and Tutorials ………………………………………………………… 56
MICCAI 2013 Organization ……………………………………………………………………………… 61
Reviewers ………………………………………………………………………………………………… 64
MICCAI Society ………………………………………………………………………………………… 67
Convention Site Map …………………………………………………………………………………… 68

Message from the Prime Minister of JapanI am pleased to extend my hearty welcome to all participants from all over the world on this occasionof the opening ceremony of The 16th International Conference on Medical Image Computing andComputer Assisted Intervention in Nagoya.
I am happy to express that the conference is held under the joint-sponsorship of the Science Councilof Japan and Japan Society of Computer Aided Surgery.
I wish a great success of this international conference for advancement in the field of Medical Image
Computing and Computer Assisted Intervention.

Shinzo Abe

Prime Minister

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Message from the Governor of Aichi Prefecture
As the governor of Aichi Prefecture, I am very pleased to extend a cordial welcome to all participantsfrom all over the world at the occasion of the 16th International Conference on Medical Image
Computing and Computer Assisted Intervention in Nagoya, Aichi.
Our prefecture is a great manufacturing region with leading-edge expertise in industrial sectors
such as automotive and aerospace. As the developments of these industrial sectors are supported
by information-processing technologies, your research plays a very important role in the progressof medical technologies.
I sincerely wish every success for this international conference, and fruitful discussions which cancontribute actively to the advancement of your research and your medical society.

Hideaki Ohmura

Governor of Aichi Prefecture

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Message from the Mayor of Nagoya City
Please accept my sincere congratulations on the opening of the 16th International Conference on
Medical Image Computing and Computer Assisted Intervention at Nagoya University.
Welcome to Nagoya! On behalf of Nagoya citizens, I would like to offer my heartfelt welcome to allof you who came here to participate in this International Conference from both Japan and overseas.
Nagoya is Japanʼs representative manufacturing hub where cores of excellence and companies
involved in the development of medical robots have concentrated, including the automobile industry
and the aerospace industry, and an area where energetic industry-government-university medicalengineering cooperation has taken place.
With such features, Nagoya is pleased to have offered the venue for this Conference. I truly expectthat this conference will contribute to the further development of computer image processing for
medical use, and of computer-assisted therapy, and will produce significant results.

Takashi Kawamura
Mayor of Nagoya

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Welcome
It is our great pleasure to welcome you to MICCAI 2013
in Nagoya. We hope you enjoy your stay in Nagoya,
which is located in the central part of Japan, where youcan experience both the traditional culture and theadvanced industrial environment of Japan. MICCAI is
the premier conference in the field of medical image
computing and computer assisted intervention. It is ourgreat honor to have MICCAI 2013 at Nagoya. Unlike
the past three conferences, MICCAI will be held on a university campus. We hope you will enjoy theatmosphere of a Japanese university.
Nagoya and Japan have a long history in the area of MICCAI. Computer-aided diagnosis researchstarted at Nagoya University 50 years ago. The Japan Society of Computer-Aided Surgery was
founded in 1992, based on pioneering research in surgical navigation and medical robotics.
This is the second time the MICCAI conference has been held in Japan, the fifth MICCAI having
been held in 2002 at the University of Tokyo. Ten years has passed since that conference, and the
MICCAI community has become much larger. At MICCAI 2002, 184 papers were accepted fromamong 321 submissions. Now MICCAI typically receives 800 submissions and hosts 250
presentations, along with 30 satellite workshops, tutorials and challenges.
We received 798 submissions and finally selected 262 papers for publication this year. We arescheduling 37 oral and 225 poster presentations. The paper selection process was very tough,since all the papers were of very high quality. The difficult task of selecting among them wasaccomplished by the program committee members, the reviewers and the program chairs that led
the process.
This year, the program chairs introduced automated poster teasers, to make the conference evenmore fruitful. Pre-recorded poster teasers will be played on large-format LCD screens throughout
the conference. You will easily be able to overview.
In addition to the main 3-day conference, MICCAI 2013 is hosting 21 satellite workshops, 6 tutorials
and 5 challenges, organized on the days surrounding the main conference. These workshops,
tutorials and challenges are coordinated by the workshop chairs.
Three special social events are scheduled: “Your Career in Industry and Academia, ” in addition to
ordinary social events including the reception and banquet, “Traditional Japan - Guided Museum
and Village Tour” and“MICCAI Soccer (Futsal).” We hope that these events will enhance yourexperience at MICCAI 2013.
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We would like to thank our sponsors, who have provided financial support either for the conference
as a whole or for specific activities. This has greatly assisted us in the overall organization of theconference, providing a best paper award in various categories, as well as travel subsidies to asignificant number of student participants.
Finally, we would like to thank the organizing committee, executive committee, local executive
committee members, the Science Council of Japan and the Japan Society of Computer Aided
Surgery for making this conference possible. Also, we would like to express our appreciation to all
MICCAI 2013 supporters throughout the world.
We hope you enjoy this yearʼs MICCAI conference and your stay in Nagoya, Japan.

Kensaku Mori
Ichiro Sakuma

MICCAI 2013 Co-Chairs

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General Information
Registration Desk

Sunday, September 22, 2013
Monday, September 23, 2013
Tuesday, September 24, 2013
Wednesday, September 25, 2013
Thursday, September 26, 2013

Exhibition Opening Hours
Sunday, September 22, 2013
Monday, September 23, 2013
Tuesday, September 24, 2013
Wednesday, September 25, 2013

7:30 – 19:00
7:30 – 18:00
8:00 – 18:00
8:00 – 18:00
8:00 – 16:00

18:00 – 21:00
8:00 – 18:00
8:00 – 18:00
8:00 – 18:00

Delegate Badge

A name badge will be provided in the registration kit on site. Please wear your delegate badge at all
times. All entrances to the conference, workshops, exhibition halls, and social events will be mannedby ushers. Only MICCAI2013 participants wearing an appropriate official delegate badge will beallowed to access the conference site and to attend the scientific and social programs.

Proceedings

Proceedings are published as Lecture Notes in Computer Science series. The volume numbers of
the proceedings are LNCS 8149, 8150, and 8151.

Internet Access at Nagoya University

Participants have two options to assess wireless internet available in Nagoya University as follows:
NUWNET: You could assess the university-wide internet access service “nuwnet” by an issued
guest account, which will be valid until September 26, 2013. You will also receive the Nagoya
University Internet Security Guideline in your registration kit. Please read this guideline carefully
before your internet access. The service set identification (SSID) is either “nuwnet” or “nuwnet1x”.
Please use either SSID “nuwnet (5GHz)” or “nuwnet1x (5GHz)” if you are in the IB building.
Nagoya University Information Security Guidelines
http://www.icts.nagoya-u.ac.jp/en/securityguideline-en.html
EDUROAM: Nagoya University is a member of the Eduroam Network. You could connect yourWiFi-enabled devices to the Eduroam Internet by your own eduroam account that you may obtainfrom your university. Please also keep in mind that some areas in Nagoya University provide theeduroam service using 5GHz band (IEEE 802. 11a) in addition to 2.4GHz band service (IEEE802.11g).

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Visitor Information
Currency

Restaurants and shops accept only Japanese yen (JPY). Some hotels accept foreign currencies;
most hotels can accept credit cards issued in foreign countries. Travelerʼs checks are accepted
only by leading banks and major hotels, are not very poplar in Japan, VISA, MasterCard, Diners
Club and American Express are widely accepted at hotels, department stores, restaurants, andnightclubs.

Telephone Calls

To call Japan within Japan: 0 + number (9 digits)
To call Japan from abroad: + 81 + number (9 digits)
To call abroad: + country code + number
International calls can be made directly (with 100 JPY coins) from public telephones marked
International & Domestic Card/Coin Phones. For international calls from Japan, dial 010, then dial
the country code, followed by the area code, and then the number.
The gray or green public telephones take 10 JPY or 100 JPY coins as well as prepaid telephonecards. A local call costs 10 JPY per minute. Change is not returned for 100 JPY coins. Telephonecards with a value of 500 JPY or 1,000 JPY are sold at railway station kiosks and convenience
stores. To call a number within the town or region in which you are located, you can omit the regional
code shown in brackets. To telephone one town or region from another, dial the number precededby the regional code.

Hours

Shops (including department stores) are usually open 10:00 – 20:00. They are generally open on theweekends but often have a regular weekday holiday, which varies depending on the store.

Banking Hours

Normal weekday banking hours are 9:00 – 15:00 in Japan. On the Nagoya University campus, theJapan POST Bank will be convenient for foreign currency exchange service. If you need bankinformation , please ask at the registration desk. Also ATM service that accepts banking or credit
cards issued in foreign countries would also be convenient for you. Please see ATM Service.

ATM

On Nagoya University campus, ATM machines located at the Post Office accept bank cards issued
in foreign countries. The Post Office is open 7:00 – 23:00 on weekdays, 9:00 – 21:00 on Saturday,
9:00 – 17:00 on Sunday and National Holidays. Please be aware that Sep. 23 is a national holiday(Equinox day). Location can be found in page 68. See also the web page of Japan Post bank.
http://www.jp-bank.japanpost.jp/en/ias/en_ias_index.html

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Internet Connection

You will receive your ID and password for Wi-Fi connection in your registration kit. See ”Internet
Access at Nagoya University”
Most hotels provide internet access without charge. Some hotels provide wired internet connection.
If you wish to connect your mobile devices that do not support wired-connection, please inquire of
the desk of your hotel. You may rent a Wi-Fi router from your hotel.

Tipping

In Japan, tipping is not necessary anywhere, even in hotels, restaurants and taxicabs.

A Few Hints for a Pleasant Trouble-free Stay

Following tips will make your stay in Japan much comfortable.
– It is useful to have a little cash on you at all times for minor out-of-pocket expenses.
– No tip is required at hotels, cafes, and restaurants.
– If you are driving, park only where authorized and respect the speed limits on highways andmotorways.
– Hotels often require guests to pay in advance when they check in.
– The rear left side doors of taxis open automatically.
– There is a “women-only car” on weekdays from the first train to 9:00, and from 17:00 to 21:00 on
the Higashiyama line of Nagoya city subway.

Health Insurance and Health Emergencies

The Organizers accept no liability for personal injuries sustained by Congress participants, or for
loss or damage to property belonging to Congress participants, either during or as a result of theCongress or during all events. Participants are strongly adviced to seek medical and accident
insurance coverage, as well as lost luggage and trip cancellation insurance.

Emergency Phone Numbers

The following numbers are toll-free– Medical Emergencies / Fire brigade: 119– Police Emergencies: 110

Sightseeing

Nagoya, located at the center of Honshu, the main island of Japan, has a population of 2.25 million.
With its long history, Nagoya is the birthplace of three notable feudal lords: Oda Nobunaga, Toyotomi
Hideyoshi and Tokugawa Ieyasu. Also, traditional industries such as ceramics and textiles, andtodayʼs key industries of today, such as automobiles, aviation and machine tools, have developedin Nagoya, which has played an important role in Japanʼs industrial society. In Nagoya you will
discover various historical buildings (Atsuta Shrine, Nagoya Castle, Osu Kannon Temple) andindustrial museums (Nagoya Science Museum, TOYOTA Commemorative Museum of Industry andTechnology, Noritake Museum, TOYOTA Automobile Museum). You can also walk downtown forsome shopping or discover Nagoya using the city subway or JR railway.

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Public Transportation
Public Transportation Network in Nagoya

Nagoya has subway, bus, JR, Meitetsu and Kintetsu networks as public transportation. Thoseattending the MICCAI conference will find the subway lines are quite convenient for access to
Nagoya University Higashiyama Campus (conference venue), Nagoya Central Railway Station(Nagoya Eki) and downtown areas (Sakae, Mei-Eki, Kanayama and Osu).

Nagoya City Subway

Nagoya City Subway has the following four major lines:– Sakuradori Line (Red Line)– Meijo Line (Purple Line)– Higashiyama Line (Yellow Line)– Tsurumai Line (Blue Line)To access the MICCAI conference venue (Nagoya University Higashiyama Campus), the Meijo Lineis convenient for you. Nagoya Daigaku (名古屋大学) (Nagoya University) station is the nearest
station (on Nagoya University Higashiyama Campus). Toyoda Auditorium can be accessed from
Exit #2 of Nagoya Daigaku station. The Meijo Line is a circular line like the Circle Line of the London
underground service. Train direction is announced as “Clockwise” or “Counter clockwise”. Please
note that some train services are terminate at certain stations.
The Sakae area can be accessed via the Meijo Line from Nagoya University. If you would like toreach there a bit faster, use a short-cut line; take the Meijo Line at Nagoya Daigaku Station for
counter clockwise direction, transfer to Higashiyama Line at Motoyama station for Takabata, and get
off at Sakae station. Nagoya station is also two stops from Sakae station.
Subways run every several minutes from about 5:30 until about 0:30.

Tickets

Subwayʼs Fares range from 200 JPY to 320 JPY. Buy a ticket of the correct price at a ticket vending
machine. Ticket prices are presented on the subway map shown above the vending machine. Oneday passes can be purchased for 600 JPY (bus only), 740 JPY (subway only), and 850 JPY (bothbus and subway) Please note that ticket vending machines do not accept any credit cards. There isno one-week ticket. Please access the following link for detailed information:
http://www.kotsu.city.nagoya.jp/english/index.html

Manaca (Pre-paid Public Transportation IC Ticket)

The Manaca card is very convenient for travelling inside Nagoya. This pre-paid public transportation
ticket is non-contact IC card (like the Oyster card of London, UK). The Manaca card can bepurchased at the ticket vending machines located in all of subway stations with 500 JPY deposit.
The vending machine will ask your name, for printing on the IC card. Please touch your Manaca
card at the ticket gate when entering into and exiting a platform. The system will automaticallydeduct travel cost from your card. If you will be using the Nagoya subway multiple times in a day,we advise you to purchase a one-day ticket. The Manaca card can be used in many cities throughout
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Japan, including Sapporo, Sendai, Niigata, Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka, and Fukuoka areas. Similarly, IC
cards issued in these areas can be used in the Nagoya area. For example, if you have a Suica card
issued in Tokyo. It can also be used in Nagoya. Also it can be used as electronic money at many
convenience stores. Note that the Japan Rail Pass cannot be used for Nagoya subway and bus.

Taxi

The taxi is an alternative option for getting around within Nagoya. The minimum taxi charge is only
480 JPY. Most taxis can accept major credit cards (Visa or MasterCard preferred).

Lunch and Coffee Breaks

Lunch and coffee are included in the registration and are served on site.

Ofﬁcial Languages

All presentations will be given in English.

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Venue Information
Address

Toyoda Auditorium
Furo-cho, Chikusa-ku, Nagoya, Aichi, 464-8601, Japan

From Centrair (Central Japan International Airport)

By Public Transportation
Take the Meitetsu Line (for Nagoya Sta. or Gifu Sta.) to Kanayama Sta. (30 min.), then transfer to the
Subway Meijo Line (purple line, counterclockwise direction) to Nagoya Daigaku Sta. (21 min.). The
fare for this route is 1,340 JPY. If you use μSKY (mu-sky) Limited Express, the fare is 1,560 JPY.
By Taxi
The approximate cost from the airport to the Toyoda Auditorium (40 min.) is 17,000* JPY dependingon the time of day, traffic and amount of luggage. Remember to pay only the price displayed on theactual taxi meter. It is recommended that you always ask for a receipt. No tip is required.
*Not including the expressway toll

From Nagoya Station

By Subway
Take the Subway Higashiyama Line (bound for Fujigaoka Sta.) to Motoyama Sta. (15 minutes, 8
stations), then transfer to the Subway Meijo Line, to Nagoya Daigaku Sta. (Higashiyama Campus isjust off the subway exit.). The fare for this route is 260 JPY.

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Take the Subway Higashiyama Line(bound for Fujigaoka Sta.) to Motoyama Sta.
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JR (Nagano)
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By Taxi
The approximate cost from Nagoya Sta. to the Toyoda Auditorium (20 min.) is 4,000 JPY dependingon time of day, traffic, and amount of luggage.

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Special Events
Sunday, September 22, 2013

17:15 – 18:45 Student event: Your Career in Industry and Academia (Noyori Conference Hall)
The MICCAI Student Career Event, organized by the MICCAI Student Board, is an opportunity for all
students to obtain answers to their most pressing questions relating to a career in academia or
industry. Leaders in the field as well as young professionals sit at different tables, among which
students can circulate and come and ask them questions. The Student Career Event is also asuperb opportunity to network with people from the medical imaging community in a friendly
atmosphere.

Sunday, September 22, 2013

19:00 – 20:30 Welcome Reception (Toyoda Auditorium Atrium)
All registered main conference delegates are invited to attend the Welcome Reception. All will be
required to display their registration badge upon entry.

Monday, September 23, 2013

20:00 – 22:00 MICCAI Soccer (Football Community Nagoya)
The MICCAI soccer match is one of the traditional social events at the conference. This year, MICCAIFutsal Games 2013 will be held on Monday, September 23 after the 1st day of the conference
program. See the MICCAI website for registration.

Tuesday, September 24, 2013

19:00 – 21:30 Gala Dinner (The Westin Nagoya Castle)
Ideally located in front of Nagoya Castle, The Westin
Nagoya Castle offers an atmosphere of luxury and comfort.
Be refreshed by the historical presence of Nagoya Castle
and rich natural surroundings in all four seasons for an
experience sure to leave you feeling transformed.
There are various arts and cultural facilities around thehotel, and these, together with the convenient transportationin the area, make the hotel an ideal base for business andsightseeing.

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Wednesday, September 25, 2013
16:30–17:30

Special Session: "How do our experts see the future of medical imaging andcomputer assisted interventions?"
Chair: Nassir NavabPanelist: Nicholas Ayache
Michael Brady (tentative)
James Duncan
David Hawkes
Ron Kikinis
Kensaku Mori
Russel Taylor
Guang-Zhong Yang

MICCAI 2013 will have a special session in which our senior experts in MIC and CAI get together
and try to predict the future of our field and discuss it with the audience. Such perspectives are
rarely presented to our audience and many attendees wish to see the experts view on the future of
our field. This special session is planned to take place on the last day of MICCAI before the closing
session. MICCAI experts will provide their prediction of the medical imaging and / or computerassisted interventions .This allows us to think about the future but make it also accessible such that
we could discuss the paths to get there at the end of the session. We hope we could have an
exciting session in particular for the youngsters who are looking forward to such insights. After
presentations, we will have discussion with the audience about this future but also about ways
MICCAI can contribute to these and adapt itself to remain a crucial scientific event forming thefuture of our field.

Friday, September 27, 2013
8:00 – 19:30

Student Event: Traditional Japan – Guided museum and village tour (Bus tour
to Takayama)
Travel by coach to beautiful Takayama (Gifu district) to visit a traditional Japanese village andmuseum, accompanied by an English speaking guide. See the MICCAI website for registration.

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Program Overview
Sunday, September 22, 2013

Workshop / Tutorials / Challenges
7:30 – 19:00
Registration
8:30 – 17:00
Workshops, Tutorials and Challenges
Special Events
17:15 – 18:45
Student event : Your Career in Industry and Academia
19:00 – 20:30
Welcome Reception (Toyoda Auditorium) only for main conference registrants

Monday, September 23, 2013

MICCAI Conference
7:30 – 18:00
Registration
8:45 – 9:30
Opening
9:30 – 11:00
Oral Session 1
11:00 – 11:30
Coffee break
11:30 – 12:30
Keynote Lecture 1 (Dr. Atsushi Miyawaki, RIKEN)
12:30 – 14:00
Lunch
14:00 – 16:30
Poster Session 1
16:30 – 18:15
Oral Session 2
Evening
MICCAI Soccer

Tuesday, September 24, 2013

MICCAI Conference
8:00 – 18:00
Registration
8:50 – 9:00
Daily Briefing
9:00 – 10:30
Oral Session 3
10:30 – 11:00
Coffee break
11:00 – 12:00
Keynote Lecture 2 (Prof. Toshio Fukuda, Meijo University)
12:00 – 12:10
Announcement from MICCAI Society
12:10 – 13:30
Lunch
13:30 – 16:00
Poster Session 2
16:00 – 17:30
Oral Session 4
19:00 – 21:30
Gala dinner at Westin Nagoya Castle

Wednesday, September 25, 2013

MICCAI Conference
8:00 – 18:00
Registration
8:50 – 9:00
Daily Briefing
9:00 – 10:30
Oral Session 5
10:30 – 11:00
Coffee break
11:00 – 12:30
Oral Session 6
12:30 – 12:40
Announcement from MICCAI Society
12:40 – 14:00
Lunch
14:00 – 16:30
Poster Session 3
16:30 – 17:30
Special Session (Panel Discussion)
17:30 – 18:30
Award Ceremony / Closing Remarks

Thursday, September 26, 2013

Workshop / Tutorials / Challenges
8:00 – 16:00
Registration
8:30 – 17:00
Workshops, Tutorials and Challenges
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Conference Format and Guidelines
Podium Presentation (Toyoda Auditorium)

Each presentation will be allocated a 13-minute slot. Actual presentations must not exceed 10
minutes, leaving 3 minutes for questions. Timing will be strictly enforced so please ensure that you
have rehearsed the timing of your talk beforehand
The preferred formats are PowerPoint and Adobe PDF. Computers with Windows 7 and Microsoft
Office 2010 will be available for the podium presentations. Presenters should preferably use theconference system and not use their own laptop, so as to minimize setup time. Keynote presentations
available on Mac are not recommended as they would be converted into PowerPoint format.
Each oral presentation will also have an associated poster presentation, so additional details can begiven at that time.

Speaker-Ready Room

We require that speakers to upload their slides at our dedicated Speaker-Ready Room one day
before their presentation.
The Speaker-Ready Room is located on the first basement level of Toyoda Auditorium. We suggestthat you bring copies of all files including movies, on a USB flash drive. If you are including videos
in your presentation, it is highly recommended that you use a standard codec, such as Mpeg-1, toavoid playback issues.

Poster Presentation (Atrium and Symposium Hall)

Scheduling
Posters will stay up throughout the entire conference. The conference will supply materials for
mounting the posters, which can be mounted Monday morning before the conference starts (from8:00, September 23). They must be taken down on Wednesday (from 17:00, September 25). Any
posters that remaining will be discarded.
Poster Teaser
The poster chair will moderate the poster teasers. The teaser PPT files will be automatically playedon a 65-inch monitor. The monitors are labeled A, B, C, D, E, and F. You will find your poster teaser
time and monitor in the poster timetable. If voice narration is not added to your teaser PPT file, you
can give an oral explanation while your teaser file is being automatically played.
Guided Poster TourThe poster chair will lead and moderate a guided poster tour for the assigned poster papers. You
will find the time of the guided poster tour time for your paper ID in the poster timetable. Poster
authors must be prepared to give a presentation during the guided poster tour. Or they may choose
to join the poster tour to which their paper is assigned, and give a presentation when it comes theirturn. Poster authors will have one minute for explanation of their poster and two minutes fordiscussion.
Poster Identiﬁer
Each poster has an identifier (Poster ID), that is available on the Conference Program. Poster ID iscomprised of poster session and serial numbers.
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MICCAI Exhibitors
Booth Number

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Company

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ELSEVIER

2

Springer

3

NDI

4

Panasonic Medical Solutions

5

GE Healthcare

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Exibition Floor Plan
Toyoda Auditorium 1F

Main Hall
Refreshing Space

Refreshing Space

Registration Desk
65inch Monitor

Poster Session

Exhibition Space

6

Refreshing Space

1

5

4

3

2

Refreshing Spaces

5

4

3

2

6

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Organizer
Organizers and Co-organizers

Organizers
MICCAI 2013 Organizing Committee
Japan Society of Computer Aided Surgery
Scientific Council of Japan
Co-organizers
Information and Communications Headquarters, Nagoya University
Graduate School of Information Science, Nagoya University

Scientiﬁc Partners

Gold Sponsors
General ElectricCompany Name: GE Healthcare
Address: 283 rue de la Minière, 78533 Buc, France
Contact Person: Régis Vaillant
Phone Number: +33130704578
E-mail: Regis.Vaillant@med.ge.com
Web Site: www.gehealthcare.com
GE Healtcare provides transformational medical technologies and services that are shaping a
new age of patient care. Our broad expertise in medical imaging and information technologies,
medical diagnostics, patient monitoring systems, drug discovery, biopharmaceuticalmanufacturing technologies, performance improvement and performance solution services
help our customers to deliver better care to more people around the world at a lower cost.
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Microsoft ResearchCompany Name: Microsoft Research
Address: One Microsoft Way, Redmond,
WA 98052, USA
Contact Person: Simon Mercer
Phone number: +1 (425) 707-1441
E-mail: Simon.mercer@microsoft.com
Web site: http://research.microsoft.com/medimaging/Microsoft Research collaborates with research institutes globally to further advances in
automatic analysis of medical scans. Software tools include GrabCut for the assisted
segmentation of 2-D images, GeoS for 3-D medical scans, and CodaLab, an open source
platform where challenges can be conducted to accelerate advances in the medical imaging
community.

Silver Sponsors

Bronze Sponsors

Other Sponsor
SHINKO OPTICAL CO., LTD

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Keynote Lectures (Monday, September 23)
Dr. Atsushi Miyawaki
Laboratory Head of RIKEN Center for Advanced Photonics and of RIKEN
Brain Science Institute.
Atsushi Miyawaki received the MD from Keio University in 1987, and the PhDfrom Osaka University in 1991. He started to work as Research Fellow at theJapan Society for the Promotion of Science in 1991, and in the following 1993,
he became Assistant Professor in the Institute of Medicine Science at the
University of Tokyo. In 1995, he joined the University of California San Diego. He
became Laboratory Head and Group Directory of RIKEN Brain Science Institute in 1999, Guest
Professor of the University of Tokyo in 2005, Guest Professor of the National Institute of Natural
Sciences in 2006, Research Director of ERATO Life Function Dynamics Project, Japan Science andTechnology Agency in 2006, and Deputy Director of BSI Olympus Collaboration Center in 2007.
Currently, he is Laboratory Head of RIKEN Brain Science Institute since 1999 and of RIKEN Center
for Advanced Photonics since 2013. He is also Deputy Director of RIKEN Brain Science Institutesince 2008 and Director of BSI Olympus Collaboration Center since 2010. He is Visiting Professor of
Waseda University since 2007, Keio University since 2009, and Toho University since 2010.
Dr. Miyawaki enjoys an outstanding national and international scientific reputation. He has received
numerous honors and awards, including the 4th Yamazaki-Teiichi Prize Winner Biological Science &Technology (2004), Japan Society for the Promotion of Science Prize (2006), Harvard University,
Department of Chemistry and Chemical Biology, Woodward Visiting Scholar (2006), Tsukahara
Nakaakira Award (2007), Keio University Sanshikai Kitazato Award (2007), and the Commendationfor Science and Technology by the Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology(2008). In 2012, he received the Inouze Prize for Science. And the Fujiwara Award was awarded tohim in 2013.

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Keynote Title Cruising inside X
The behavior of biochemical molecules moving around in cells makes me think of a school of whales
wandering in the ocean, captured by the Argus system on the artificial satellite. When bringing awhale back into the sea --- with a transmitter on its dorsal fin, every staff member hopes that it will
return safely to a school of its species. A transmitter is now minute in size, but it was not this way
before. There used to be some concern that a whale fitted with a transmitter could be given the cold
shoulder and thus ostracized by other whales for “wearing something annoying.” How is whaleʼswandering related to the tide or a shoal of small fish? What kind of interaction is there among
different species of whales? We human beings have attempted to fully understand this fellow
creature in the sea both during and since the age of whale fishing.
In a live cell imaging experiment, a fluorescent probe replaces a transmitter. We label a fluorescentprobe on a specific region of a biological molecule and bring it back into a cell. We can thenvisualize how the biological molecule behaves in response to external stimulation. Since fluorescenceis a physical phenomenon, we can extract various kinds of information by making full use of its
characteristics. For example, the excited energy of a fluorescent molecule donor transfers to an
acceptor relative to the distance and orientation between the two fluorophores. This phenomenon
can be used to identify interaction between biological molecules or structural change in biologicalmolecules. Besides, we can apply all other characteristics of fluorescence, such as polarization,quenching, photobleaching, photoconversion, and photochromism, in experimentation.
Cruising inside cells in a supermicro corps, gliding down in a microtubule like a roller coaster,
pushing our ways through a jungle of chromatin while hoisting a flag of nuclear localization signal--- we are reminded to retain a playful and adventurous perspective at all times. What matters ismobilizing all capabilities of science and giving full play to our imagination. We believe that suchserendipitous findings can arise out of such a sportive mind, a frame of mind that prevails whenenjoying whale-watching.

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Keynote Lectures (Tuesday, September 24)
Prof. Toshio Fukuda
Institute for Advanced Research Nagoya University, Meijo University,
Beijing Institute of Technology
Toshio Fukuda received the B.A. degree from Waseda University, Tokyo, Japan,
in 1971, and the M.S and Dr. Eng. from the University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan, in
1973 and 1977, respectively.
In 1977, he joined the National Mechanical Engineering Laboratory. In 1982, hejoined the Science University of Tokyo, Japan, and then joined Nagoya University, Nagoya, Japan,
in 1989. He was Director of Center for Micro-Nano Mechatronics and Professor of Department ofMicro-Nano Systems Engineering at Nagoya University, where he was mainly involved in the
research fields of intelligent robotic and mechatronic system, cellular robotic system, and microand nano-robotic system. He was the Russell Springer Chaired Professor at UC Berkeley,
Distinguished Professor, Seoul National University, and many other universities. Currently, He isProfessor Emeritus Nagoya University, Visiting Professor Institute for Advanced Research Nagoya
University, Professor Meijo University, Professor Beijing Institute of Technology.
Dr. Fukuda is IEEE Region 10 Director (2013-2014) and served President of IEEE Robotics andAutomation Society (1998-1999), Director of the IEEE Division X, Systems and Control (2001- 2002),
and Editor-in-Chief of IEEE / ASME Transactions on Mechatronics (2000-2002). He was President ofIEEE Nanotechnology Council (2002-2003, 2005) and President of SOFT (Japan Society for Fuzzy
Theory and Intelligent Informatics) (2003-2005). He was elected as a member of Science Council ofJapan (2008-). He received the IEEE Eugene Mittelmann Award (1997), IEEE Millennium Medal(2000), Humboldt Research Prize (2002), IEEE Robotics and Automation Pioneer Award (2004),
IEEE Robotics and Automation Society Distinguished Service Award (2005), Award from Ministry of
Education and Science in Japan (2005). IEEE Nanotechnology Council Distinguished service award(2007). Best Googol Application paper awards from IEEE Trans. Automation Science and Engineering(2007). Best papers awards from RSJ (2004) and SICE (2007), Special Funai Award from JSME(2008), 2009 George Saridis Leadership Award in Robotics and Automation (2009), IEEE Robotics
and Automation Technical Field Award (2010), ROBOMECH Award 2010 (2010), DistinguishedService Award, The Robotics Society of Japan (2010), The Society of Instrument and Control
Engineers Technical Field Award (2010), JSME Medal for Distinguished Engineers/ Outstanding
Paper (2011), IROS Harashima Award for Innovative Technologies (2011), Friendship Award of
Liaoning Province PR China (2012), IEEE Fellow (1995), SICE Fellow (1995), JSME Fellow (2001),
RSJ Fellow (2004), Honorary Doctor of Aalto University School of Science and Technology (2010).

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Keynote Title Simulation Based Medicine for Endovascular Micro Surgery
There have been so many robotic surgery systems developed so far, one of which is the Da Vincci
Robotic System that is the most successful in the business market. Most robotic surgery systems
are remotely controlled devices and systems and so the quality of the surgery heavily depends on
the skill of the operators. Thus simulation is so important and necessary that medical doctors canhave skillful training to operate those robotic systems and to understand and make the operation
with confidence.
To this purpose, there are mainly two simulation methods developed in this field so far, such as
virtual reality model based and physical model based methods. There are some comparisons
between them, such as advantages and dis-advantages.
We have been developing an endovascular micro surgery system and also an evaluation simulation
system, whether the surgery performance is good for human doctor and/or robotics system. This
simulator, Endovascular Evaluator (EVE) is made by the micro technology using the CT data ofpatients in the brain and other organs. It turned out to be very efficient and useful for evaluating theskill of medical doctors and also important to develop different catheter devices as well as stents
and flow diverters. It can also be used for medical applications to make the aneurysm developing
process scientifically clear.

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Conference Program
Monday, September 23, 2013
7:30 – 18:00

Registration

8:45 – 9:30

Opening Ceremony
Kensaku Mori (General Chair MICCAI 2013)
Ichiro Sakuma (Vice-President of Japan Society of Computer Aided Surgery)
Fumiko Kasuga (Vice-President of Science Council of Japan)
Alison Noble (President of MICCAI society)Takeyoshi Dohi (Tokyo Denki University)
Jun-ichiro Toriwaki (Chukyo University)
Yoshinobu Sato (Osaka University)

9:30 – 11:00

Oral Session 1
Physiological Modeling and Computer Assisted Intervention
Papers of Oral Session 1 are open for discussion during Poster Session 1 on September 23.
Chairs: Hervé Delingette (Inria, FR)
Joachim Hornegger (U. Erlangen-Nuremberg, DE)

Fast Data-Driven Calibration of a Cardiac Electrophysiology Model from Images and ECG
Oliver Zettinig, Tommaso Mansi, Bogdan Georgescu, Elham Kayvanpour, Farbod SedaghatHamedani, Ali Amr, Jan Haas, Henning Steen, Benjamin Meder, Hugo Katus, Nassir Navab, Ali
Kamen, Dorin Comaniciu
Siemens Corporation, Corporate Technology, Technische Universität München, University Hospital
Heidelberg (I-1, O1-01)
Toward Online Modeling for Lesion Visualization and Monitoring in Cardiac Ablation Therapy
Cristian A. Linte, Jon J. Camp, David R. Holmes III, Maryam E. Rettmann, Richard A. Robb
Mayo Clinic (I-9, O1-02)
Prediction of Cranio-Maxillofacial Surgical Planning Using an Inverse Soft Tissue Modelling
Approach
Kamal Shahim, Philipp Jurgens, Philippe C. Cattin, Lutz Nolte, Mauricio Reyes
University of Bern, University of Basel (I-18, O-03)
String Motif-Based Description of Tool Motion for Detecting Skill and Gestures in Robotic
Surgery
Narges Ahmidi, Yixin Gao, Benjamín Béjar, S. Swaroop Vedula, Sanjeev Khudanpur, Rene
Vidal, Gregory D. Hager
Johns Hopkins University (I-26, O1-04)
Global Registration of Ultrasound to MRI Using the LC2 Metric for Enabling Neurosurgical
Guidance
Wolfgang Wein, Alexander Ladikos, Bernhard Fuerst, Amit Shah, Kanishka Sharma, Nassir
Navab
ImFusion GmbH, Technische Universität München (I-34, O1-05)
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Real-Time Dense Stereo Reconstruction Using Convex Optimisation with a Cost-Volume for
Image-Guided Robotic Surgery
Ping-Lin Chang, Danail Stoyanov, Andrew J. Davison, Philip “Eddie” Edwards
Imperial College London, University College London (I-42, O1-06)
11:00 – 11:30 Coffee break
11:30 – 12:30 Keynote Lecture 1
Dr. Atsushi Miyawaki (RIKEN)
Cruising inside X
12:30 – 14:00 Lunch
14:00 – 16:30 Poster Session 1
Imaging, reconstruction, and enhancement I
Registration I
Machine learning, statistical modeling, and atlases I
Computer aided diagnosis and imaging biomarkers I
Intraoperative guidance and robotics I
Microscope, optical imaging, and histology I
Cardiology I
Vasculatures and tubular structures I
Brain imaging and basic techniques
Diffusion MRI I
Brain segmentation and atlases I
16:30 – 18:15 Oral Session 2
Brain Imaging
Papers of Oral Session 2 are open for discussion during Poster Session 2 on September 24.
Chairs: Tianming Liu (UGA, US)
Simon K. Warﬁeld (Harvard Med. Sch. Children's Hosp., US)
Combining Surface and Fiber Geometry: An Integrated Approach to Brain Morphology
Peter Savadjiev, Yogesh Rathi, Sylvain Bouix, Alex R. Smith, Robert T. Schultz, Ragini Verma,
Carl-Fredrik Westin
Harvard Medical School, University of Pennsylvania, Children's Hospital Philadelphia (I-50, O2-01)
Multi-Atlas Based Simultaneous Labeling of Longitudinal Dynamic Cortical Surfaces in Infants
Gang Li, Li Wang, Feng Shi, Weili Lin, Dinggang Shen
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (I-58, O2-02)
Identifying Group-Wise Consistent White Matter Landmarks via Novel Fiber Shape Descriptor
Hanbo Chen, Tuo Zhang, Tianming Liu
University of Georgia, Northwestern Polytechnical University (I-66, O2-03)
The Importance of Being Dispersed: A Ranking of Diffusion MRI Models for Fibre Dispersion
Using In Vivo Human Brain Data
Uran Ferizi, Torben Schneider, Maira Tariq, Claudia A. M. Wheeler-Kingshott, Hui Zhang,
Daniel C. Alexander
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University College London (I-74, O2-04)
Estimating Constrained Multi-ﬁber Diffusion MR Volumes by Orientation Clustering
Ryan P. Cabeen, Mark E. Bastin, David H. Laidlaw
Brown University, University of Edinburgh (I-82, O2-05)
Connectivity Subnetwork Learning for Pathology and Developmental Variations
Yasser Ghanbari, Alex R. Smith, Robert T. Schultz, Ragini Verma
University of Pennsylvania, Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (I-90, O2-06)
Detecting Epileptic Regions Based on Global Brain Connectivity Patterns
Andrew Sweet, Archana Venkataraman, Steven M. Stufﬂebeam, Hesheng Liu, Naoro Tanaka,
Joseph Madsen, Polina Golland
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Athinoula A. Martinos Center for Biomedical Imaging, BostonChildren's Hospital (I-98, O2-07)
Evening

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Tuesday, September 24, 2013
8:00 – 18:00

Registration

8:50 – 9:00

Daily Brieﬁng

9:00 – 10:30

Oral Session 3
Registration and Atlas Construction
Papers of Oral Session 3 are open for discussion during Poster Session 2 on September 24.
Chairs: Ben Glocker (Microsoft Research, UK)
Kilian Pohl (UPenn, US)

Biomechanically Driven Registration of Pre- to Intra- Operative 3D Images for Laparoscopic
Surgery
Ozan Oktay, Li Zhang, Tommaso Mansi, Peter Mountney, Philip Mewes, Stéphane Nicolau, Luc
Soler, Christophe Chefd'hotel
Siemens Corporation, Corporate Technology, Siemens AG, IRCAD (II-1, O3-01)
A Bayesian Approach for Spatially Adaptive Regularisation in Non-Rigid Registration
Ivor J. A. Simpson, Mark W. Woolrich, M. Jorge Cardoso, David M. Cash, Marc Modat, Julia A.
Schnabel, Sebastien Ourselin
University College London, University of Oxford (II-10, O3-02)
Geodesic Distances to Landmarks for Dense Correspondence on Ensembles of Complex Shapes
Manasi Datar, Ilwoo Lyu, SunHyung Kim, Joshua Cates, Martin Styner, Ross Whitaker
University of Utah, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (II-19, O3-03)
Large Deformation Diffeomorphic Registration of Diffusion-Weighted Images with Explicit
Orientation Optimization
Pei Zhang, Marc Niethammer, Dinggang Shen, Pew-Thian Yap
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Atlas Construction for Dynamic (4D) PET Using Diffeomorphic Transformations
Marie Bieth, Hervé Lombaert, Andrew J. Reader, Kaleem Siddiqi
McGill University (II-35, O3-05)
Random Walks with Efﬁcient Search and Contextually Adapted Image Similarity for Deformable
Registration
Lisa Y. W. Tang, Ghassan Hamarneh
Simon Fraser University (II-43, O3-06)
10:30 – 11:00 Coffee break
11:00 – 12:00 Keynote Lecture 2
Prof. Toshio Fukuda (Meijo University)
Simulation based Medicine for Intravascular Surgery
12:00 – 13:30 Lunch
13:30 – 16:00 Poster Session 2
Motion modeling and compensation
16:00 – 17:30 Oral Session 4
Microscopy, Histology, and Computer Aided Diagnosis
Papers of Oral Session 4 are open for discussion during Poster Session 3 on September 25.
Chairs: Anant Madabhushi (Case Western Reserve U., US)
Anne Martel (U. Toronto, CA)
A Histology-Based Model of Quantitative T1 Contrast for In-vivo Cortical Parcellation of HighResolution 7 Tesla Brain MR Images
Juliane Dinse, Miriam Waehnert, Christine Lucas Tardif, Andreas Schafer, Stefan Geyer,
Robert Turner, Pierre-Louis Bazin
Max Planck Institute for Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences (II-51, O4-01)
Apoptosis Detection for Non-adherent Cells in Time-Lapse Phase Contrast Microscopy
Seungil Huh, Takeo Kanade
Carnegie Mellon University (II-59, O4-02)
Pathological Site Retargeting under Tissue Deformation Using Geometrical Association andTracking
Menglong Ye, Stamatia Giannarou, Nisha Patel, Julian Teare, Guang-Zhong Yang
Imperial College London (II-67, O4-03)
Optic Disc and Cup Segmentation from Color Fundus Photograph Using Graph Cut with
PriorsYuanjie Zheng, Dwight Stambolian, Joan O'Brien, James C. Gee
University of Pennsylvania (II-75, O4-04)
A Variational Framework for Joint Detection and Segmentation of Ovarian Cancer Metastases
Jianfei Liu, Shijun Wang, Marius George Linguraru, Jianhua Yao, Ronald M. Summers
National Institutes of Health Clinical Center, Children's National Medical Center (II-83, O4-05)
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Characterization of Tissue Histopathology via Predictive Sparse Decomposition and Spatial
Pyramid Matching
Hang Chang, Nandita Nayak, Paul T. Spellman, Bahram Parvin
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Oregon Health Science University (II-91, O4-06)
19:00 – 21:30 Gala dinner at Westin Nagoya Castle

Wednesday, September 25, 2013
8:00 – 18:00

Registration

8:50 – 9:00

Daily Brieﬁng

9:00 – 10:30

Oral Session 5
Image reconstruction and motion modeling
Papers of Oral Session 5 are open for discussion during Poster Session 3 on September 25.
Chairs: Cristian Lorenz (Philips, DE)
Julia A. Schnabel (Oxford U., UK)

Improved Multi B-Value Diffusion-Weighted MRI of the Body by Simultaneous Model Estimation
and Image Reconstruction (SMEIR)
Moti Freiman, Onur Afacan, Robert V. Mulkern, Simon K. Warﬁeld
Boston Children's Hospital (III-01, O5-01)
Cardiac Image Super-Resolution with Global Correspondence Using Multi-Atlas PatchMatch
Wenzhe Shi, Jose Caballero, Christian Ledig, Xiahai Zhuang, Wenja Bai, Kanwal Bhatia,
Antonio M Simoes Monterio de Marvao, Tim Dawes, Declan O'Regan, Daniel Rueckert
Imperial College London, Chinese Academy of Sciences (III-09, O5-02)
Self-gated Radial MRI for Respiratory Motion Compensation on Hybrid PET/MR Systems
Robert Grimm, Sebastian Fürst, Isabel Dregely, Christoph Forman, Jana Maria Hutter, Sibylle I.
Ziegler, Stephan Nekolla, Berthold Kiefer, Markus Schwaiger, Joachim Hornegger, Tobias BlockFAU Erlangen, TU Münich, Siemens Healthcare, NYU Langone Medical Center (III-17, O5-03)
Complex Lung Motion Estimation via Adaptive Bilateral Filtering of the Deformation Field
Bartlomiej W. Papiez, Mattias Paul Heinrich, Laurent Risser, Julia A. Schnabel
University of Oxford, Institut de Mathématiques de Toulouse (III-25, O5-04)
Helical Mode Lung 4D-CT Reconstruction Using Bayesian Model
Tiancheng He, Zhong Xue, Paige L. Nitsch, Bin S. Teh, Stephen T. Wong
The Methodist Hospital, Weill Cornell Medical College (III-33, O5-05)
3D Tongue Motion from Tagged and Cine MR Images
Fangxu Xing, Jonghye Woo, Emi Z. Murano, Junghoon Lee, Maureen Stone, Jerry L. Prince
Johns Hopkins University (III-41, O5-06)
10:30 – 11:00 Coffee break
11:00 – 12:30 Oral Session 6
Machine learning in medical image computing
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Papers of Oral Session 6 are open for discussion during Poster Session 3 on September 25.
Chairs: Alejandro F. Frangi (U. Sheffield, UK)
Akinobu Shimizu (Tokyo U. A & T, JP)
Learning without Labeling: Domain Adaptation for Ultrasound Transducer Localization
Tobias Heimann, Peter Mountney, Matthias John, Razvan Ionasec
Siemens AG, Corporate Technology, Siemens Corporation, Siemens AG, Healthcare Sector(III-49, O6-01)
Segmentation of 4D Echocardiography Using Stochastic Online Dictionary Learning
Xiaojie Huang, Donald P. Dione, Ben A. Lin, Alda Bregasi, Albert J. Sinusas, James S. Duncan
Yale University (III-57, O6-02)
Atlas Encoding by Randomized Forests for Efﬁcient Label Propagation
Darko Zikic, Ben Glocker, Antonio Criminisi
Microsoft Research Cambridge (III-66, O6-03)
Robust and Accurate Coronary Artery Centerline Extraction in CTA by Combining ModelDriven and Data-Driven Approaches
Yefeng Zheng, Huseyin Tek, Gareth Funka-Lea
Siemens Corporate Technology (III-74, O6-04)
Incorporating Shape Variability in Image Segmentation via Implicit Template Deformation
Raphael Prevost, Remi Cuingnet, Benoit Mory, Laurent D. Cohen, Robert Ardon
Philips Research Medisys, Université Paris Dauphine (III-82, O6-05)
Automatic 3D Motion Estimation of Left Ventricle from C-arm Rotational Angiocardiography
Using a Prior Motion Model and Learning Based Boundary Detector
Mingqing Chen, Yefeng Zheng, Yang Wang, Kerstin Mueller, Guenter Lauritsch
Siemens Corporate Technology, Siemens AG Healthcare Sector (III-90, O6-06)
12:30 – 14:00 Lunch
14:00 – 16:30 Poster Session 3
Imaging, reconstruction, and enhancement II
Registration II
Segmentation II
Physiological modeling, simulation, and planning II
Intraoperative guidance and robotics II
Microscope, optical imaging, and histology III
Diffusion MRI II
Brain segmentation and atlases III
Functional MRI and neuroscience applications II
16:30 – 17:30 Special Session (Panel Discussion)
How do our experts see the future of medical imaging and computer assisted
interventions?
17:30 – 18:30 Award Ceremony / Closing Remarks
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Poster Sessions
Poster Session 1 (Monday, September 23, 14:00 – 16:30)
Poster Session 1-1
Poster Teaser Guided Poster Tour Free Discussion

Coffee Break

Poster Session 1-2
Poster Teaser Guided Poster Tour Free Discussion

Poster Teaser Monitor

14:00 – 14:10 14:10 – 14:40 14:40 – 15:00 15:00 – 15:30 15:30 – 15:40 15:40 – 16:10 16:10 – 16:30
1-1-A
Imaging, reconstruction, and enhancement I
A
Chair: Daniel Rueckert (ICL, UK)
Assigned posters: P1-01 to 08

1-2-A
Registration I
Chair: Dinggang Shen (UNC, US)
Assigned posters: P1-09 to 14

1-1-B
Machine learning, statistical modeling, andB atlases I
Chair: Mads Nielsen (U. Copenhagen, DK)Assigned posters: P1-15 to 21

1-2-B
Computer aided diagnosis and imaging
biomarkers I
Chair: Bram van Ginneken (Radboud U., NL)
Assigned posters: P1-22 to 30

1-1-C
Intraoperative guidance and robotics I
C Chair: Nobuhiko Hata (Harvard Med. Sch.
BWH, US)Assigned posters: P1-31 to 36

1-2-C
Microscope, optical imaging, and histology I
Chair: Purang Abolmaesumi (UBC, CA)
Assigned posters: P1-37 to 45
Coffee Break

1-1-D
Cardiology I
D
Chair: Martyn Nash (U. Auckland, NZ)
Assigned posters: P1-46 to 51

1-2-D
Vasculatures and tubular structures I
Chair: Yoshitaka Masutani (U. Tokyo, JP)
Assigned posters: P1-52 to 58

1-1-E (Upstairs Lobby)
Brain imaging and basic techniques
E Chair: Mert Rory Sabuncu(Harvard Med. Sch.
BWH, US)Assigned posters: P1-59 to 66

1-2-E (Upstairs Lobby)
Diffusion MRI I
Chair: Kaleem Siddiqi (McGill U., CA)
Assigned posters: P1-67 to 74

F

1-1-F (Upstairs Lobby)
Brain segmentation and atlases I
Chair: Martin A. Styner (UNC, US)
Assigned posters: P1-75 to 82

Papers of Oral Session 1 are open for discussion and their posters are displayed near the main hall doors.

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Poster Session 2 (Tuesday, September 24, 13:30 – 16:00)
Poster Session 2-1
Poster Teaser Guided Poster Tour Free Discussion

Coffee Break

Poster Session 2-2
Poster Teaser Guided Poster Tour Free Discussion

Poster Teaser Monitor

13:30 – 13:40 13:40 – 14:10 14:10 – 14:30 14:30 – 15:00 15:00 – 15:10 15:10 – 15:40 15:40 – 16:00
2-1-A
Motion modeling and compensation
A Chair: Ziv Yaniv (Childrenʼs Nat. Med. Ctr.,
US)
Assigned posters: P2-01 to 07

2-2-A
Segmentation I
Chair: Christian Wachinger (MIT, US)
Assigned posters: P2-08 to 15

2-1-B
Machine learning, statistical modeling, andB atlases II
Chair: Tobias Heimann (Siemens, DE)
Assigned posters: P2-16 to 21

2-2-B
Computer aided diagnosis and imaging
biomarkers II
Chair: Nico Karssemeijer (Radboud U., NL)
Assigned posters: P2-22 to 30

2-1-C
Physiological modeling, simulation, andC planning I
Chair: Stephen Aylward (Kitware, US)
Assigned posters: P2-31 to 37

2-2-C
Microscope, optical imaging, and histology II
Chair: James Gee (U Penn, US)
Assigned posters: P2-38 to 46

D

2-1-D
Cardiology II
Chair: Alistair Young (U. Auckland, NZ)
Assigned posters: P2-47 to 51

Coffee Break
2-2-D
Vasculatures and tubular structures II
Chair: Leo Grady (Heart Flow, US)
Assigned posters: P2-52 to 59

E

2-1-F (Upstairs Lobby)
Brain segmentation and atlases II
F Chair: Koen Van Leemput (Harvard Med. Sch.
MGH, US)Assigned posters: P2-60 to 68

2-2-F (Upstairs Lobby)
Functional MRI and neuroscience applications I
Chair: Bertrand Thirion (INRIA, FR)
Assigned posters: P2-69 to 74

Papers of Oral Sessions 2 & 3 are open for discussion and their posters are displayed near the main halldoors.

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Poster Session 3 (Wednesday, September 25, 14:00 – 16:30)
Poster Session 3-1
Poster Teaser Guided Poster Tour Free Discussion

Coffee break

Poster Session 3-2
Poster Teaser Guided Poster Tour Free Discussion

Poster Teaser Monitor

14:00 – 14:10 14:10 – 14:40 14:40 – 15:00 15:00 – 15:30 15:30 – 15:40 15:40 – 16:10 16:10 – 16:30
3-1-A
Imaging, reconstruction, and enhancement II
A
Chair: Philip Eddie Edwards (ICL, UK)
Assigned posters: P3-01 to 08

3-2-A
Registration II
Chair: Guoyan Zheng (U. Bem, CH)
Assigned posters: P3-09 to 14

3-1-B
Segmentation II
B Chair: Marleen de Bruijne (Erasmus MC & U.
Copenhagen, NL & DK)
Assigned posters: P3-15 to 23

3-2-B
Physiological modeling, simulation, and planning II
Chair: Poul Nielsen (U. Auckland, NZ)
Assigned posters: P3-24 to 31

3-1-C
Intraoperative guidance and robotics II
C
Chair: Randy Ellis (Queenʼs U., CA)
Assigned posters: P3-32 to 37

3-2-C
Microscope, optical imaging, and histology III
Chair: Marius George Linguraru (ChildrenʼsNat. Med. Ctr., US)
Assigned posters: P3-38 to 46

Coffee BreakD

3-1-E (Upstairs Lobby)
Diffusion MRI II
E Chair: Yogesh Rathi (Harvard Med. Sch.
BWH, US)Assigned posters: P3-47 to 54
3-1-F (Upstairs Lobby)
Brain segmentation and atlases III
F
Chair: P. Thomas Fletcher (U. Utah, US)
Assigned posters: P3-55 to 62

3-2-F (Upstairs Lobby)
Functional MRI and neuroscience applications II
Chair: Pierre Jannin (Inserm, FR)
Assigned posters: P3-63 to 69

Papers of Oral Sessions 4 to 6 are open for discussion and their posters are displayed near the main halldoors.

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Registration &Segmentation

Machine Learning,Atlas& CAD (including brain)

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Cardiovascular Imaging

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MRI, segmentation &functional analysis

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Monday, September 23 Posters
PosterID

Title
Poster Session 1 14:00 – 16:30

Author List

LNCS
Pages

Chair: Daniel Rueckert (ICL, UK)

Imaging, Reconstruction, and Enhancement I
Poster Teaser: 14:00 – 14:10 (65 inch Monitor A) Guided Poster Tour: 14:10 – 14:40
P1-01 Joint Intensity Inhomogeneity Correction for
Whole-Body MR Data

Oleh Dzyubachyk, Rob J. van der Geest, Marius
I-106
Staring, Peter Börnert, Monique Reijnierse, Johan L.
Bloem, Boudewijn P. F. Lelieveldt

P1-02 Tissue-Speciﬁc Sparse Deconvolution for
Low-Dose CT Perfusion

Ruogu Fang, Tsuhan Chen, Pina C. Sanelli

I-114

P1-03 Learning the Manifold of Quality UltrasoundAcquisition

Noha El-Zehiry, Michelle Yan, Sara Good, Tong
Fang, S. Kevin Zhou, Leo Grady

I-122

P1-04 Example-Based Restoration of High-Resolution
Magnetic Resonance Image Acquisitions

Ender Konukoglu, Andre van der Kouwe, Mert Rory
Sabuncu, Bruce Fischl

I-131

P1-05 ToF Meets RGB: Novel Multi-Sensor SuperResolution for Hybrid 3-D Endoscopy

Thomas Kǒhler, Sven Haase, Sebastian Bauer,
Jakob Wasza, Thomas Kilgus, Lena Maier-Hein,
Hubertus Feußner, Joachim Hornegger

I-139

P1-06 Attenuation Correction Synthesis for Hybrid
PET-MR Scanners

Ninon Burgos, Manuel Jorge Cardoso, Marc Modat,
Stefano Pedemonte, John Dickson, Anna Barnes,
John S. Duncan, David Atkinson, Simon R. Arridge,
Brian F. Hutton, Sebastien Ourselin

I-147

P1-07 Low-Rank Total Variation for Image SuperResolution

Feng Shi, Jian Cheng, Li Wang, Pew-Thian Yap,
Dinggang Shen

I-155

P1-08 First Use of Mini Gamma Cameras for Intraoperative Robotic SPECT Reconstruction

Philipp Matthies, Kanishka Sharma, Asli Okur, José
Gardiazabal, Jakob Vogel, Tobias Lasser, Nassir
Navab

I-163

Poster Session 1 14:00 – 16:30

Chair: Dinggang Shen (UNC, US)

Registration I
Poster Teaser: 15:30 – 15:40 (65 inch Monitor A) Guided Poster Tour: 15:40 – 16:10
P1-09 Robust Model-Based 3D/3D Fusion using Sparse Dominik Neumann, Sasa Grbic, Matthias John,
Matching for Minimally Invasive Surgery
Nassir Navab, Joachim Hornegger, Razvan Ionasec

I-171

P1-10 Iterative Closest Curve: A Framework forCurvilinear Structure Registration Application to
2D/3D Coronary Arteries Registration

Thomas Benseghir, Grégoire Malandain, Régis
Vaillant

I-179

P1-11 Towards Realtime Multimodal Fusion for ImageGuided Interventions Using Self-Similarities

Mattias P. Heinrich, Mark Jenkinson, Bartlomiej W.
Papież, Sir Michael Brady, Julia A. Schnabel

I-187

P1-12 Efﬁcient Convex Optimization Approach to 3D
Non-rigid MR-TRUS Registration

Yue Sun, Jing Yuan, Martin Rajchl, Wu Qiu, Cesare
Romagnoli, Aaron Fenster

I-195

P1-13 Left-Invariant Metrics for Diffeomorphic Image
Tanya Schmah, Laurent Risser, François-Xavier
Registration with Spatially-Varying Regularisation Vialard

I-203

P1-14 A Generalised Spatio-Temporal Registration
Jieqing Jiao, Julia A. Schnabel, Roger N. Gunn
Framework for Dynamic PET Data: Application to
Neuroreceptor Imaging

I-211

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PosterID

Title
Poster Session 1 14:00 – 16:30

LNCS
Pages

Author List
Chair: Mads Nielsen (U. Copenhagen, DK)

Machine Learning, Statistical Modeling, and Atlases I
Poster Teaser: 14:00 – 14:10 (65 inch Monitor B) Guided Poster Tour: 14:10 – 14:40
P1-15 Constructing an Un-biased Whole Body Atlas
Matthias Dorfer, René Donner, Georg Langsfrom Clinical Imaging Data by Fragment Bundling

I-219

P1-16 Learning a Structured Graphical Model with
Boosted Top-Down Features for UltrasoundImage Segmentation

Zhihui Hao, Qiang Wang, Xiaotao Wang, Jung Bae
Kim, Youngkyoo Hwang, Baek Hwan Cho, Ping
Guo, Won Ki Lee

I-227

P1-17 Utilizing Disease-Speciﬁc Organ Shape
Components for Disease Discrimination:
Application to Discrimination of Chronic Liver
Disease from CT Data

Dipti Prasad Mukherjee, Keisuke Higashiura,
Toshiyuki Okada, Masatoshi Hori, Yen-Wei Chen,
Noriyuki Tomiyama, Yoshinobu Sato

I-235

P1-18 Visual Phrase Learning and Its Application in
Computed Tomographic Colonography

Shijun Wang, Matthew McKenna, Zhuoshi Wei,
Jiamin Liu, Peter Liu, Ronald M. Summers

I-243

P1-19 Fusing Correspondenceless 3D Point Distribution Marco Pereañez, Karim Lekadir, Constantine
Models
Butakoff, Cornê Hoogendoorn, Alejandro Frangi

I-251

P1-20 Robust Multimodal Dictionary Learning

Tian Cao, Vladimir Jojic, Shannon Modla, Debbie
Powell, Kirk Czymmek, Marc Niethammer

I-259

P1-21 Bayesian Atlas Estimation for the Variability
Analysis of Shape Complexes

Pietro Gori, Olivier Colliot, Yulia Worbe, Linda
Marrakchi-Kacem, Sophie Lecomte, Cyril Poupon,
Andreas Hartmann, Nicholas Ayache, Stanley
Durrleman

I-267

Poster Session 1 14:00 – 16:30

Chair: Bram van Ginneken (Radboud U., NL.)

Computer Aided Diagnosis and Imaging Biomarkers I
Poster Teaser: 15:30 – 15:40 (65 inch Monitor B) Guided Poster Tour: 15:40 – 16:10
P1-22 Manifold Regularized Multi-Task Feature
Selection for Multi-modality Classiﬁcation in
Alzheimer's Disease

Biao Jie, Daoqiang Zhang, Bo Cheng, Dinggang
Shen

I-275

P1-23 Similarity Guided Feature Labeling for Lesion
Detection

Yang Song, Weidong Cai, Heng Huang, Xiaogang
Wang, Stefan Eberl, Michael Fulham, Dagan Feng

I-284

P1-24 Large Deformation Image Classiﬁcation Using
Generalized Locality-Constrained Linear Coding

Pei Zhang, Chong-Yaw Wee, Marc Niethammer,
Dinggang Shen, Pew-Thian Yap

I-292

P1-25 Persistent Homological Sparse Network
Approach to Detecting White Matter Abnormality
in Maltreated Children: MRI and DTI Multimodal
Study

Moo K. Chung, Jamie L. Hanson, Hyekyoung Lee,
Nagesh Adluru, Andrew L. Alexander, Richard J.
Davidson, Seth D. Pollak

I-300

P1-26 Inter-modality Relationship Constrained MultiFeng Liu, Chong-Yaw Wee, Huafu Chen, Dinggang
Task Feature Selection for AD/MCI Classiﬁcation Shen

I-308

P1-27 The Impact of Heterogeneity and Uncertainty on
Prediction of Response to Therapy Using
Dynamic MRI Data

Manav Bhushan, Julia A. Schnabel, Michael
Chappell, Fergus Gleeson, Mark Anderson, Jamie
Franklin, Sir Mike Brady, Mark Jenkinson

I-316

P1-28 Contrast-Independent Liver-Fat Quantiﬁcationfrom Spectral CT Exams

Paulo R. S. Mendonça, Peter Lamb, Andras Kriston, I-324
Kosuke Sasaki, Masayuki Kudo, Dushyant V.
Sahani

P1-29 Semi-automated Virtual Unfolded View
Masahiro Oda, Tomoaki Suito, Yuichiro Hayashi,
Generation Method of Stomach from CT Volumes Takayuki Kitasaka, Kazuhiro Furukawa, Ryoji
Miyahara, Yoshiki Hirooka, Hidemi Goto, Gen
Iinuma, Kazunari Misawa, Shigeru Nawano,
Kensaku Mori
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PosterID

Title

P1-30 Manifold Diffusion for Exophytic Kidney Lesion
Detection on Non-contrast CT Images
Poster Session 1 14:00 – 16:30

Author List
Jianfei Liu, Shijun Wang, Jianhua Yao, Marius
George Linguraru, Ronald M. Summers

LNCS
Pages
I-340

Chair: Nobuhiko Hata (Harvard Med. Sch. BWH, US)

Intraoperative Guidance and Robotics I
Poster Teaser: 14:00 – 14:10 (65 inch Monitor C) Guided Poster Tour: 14:10 – 14:40
P1-31 Errors in Device Localization in MRI Using
Z-Frames

Jeremy Cepek, Blaine A. Chronik, Aaron Fenster

I-348

P1-32 3-D Operation Situs Reconstruction with Time-of- Sven Haase, Sebastian Bauer, Jakob Wasza,
Flight Satellite Cameras Using PhotogeometricThomas Kilgus, Lena Maier-Hein, Armin Schneider,
Data Fusion
Michael Kranzfelder, Hubertus Feußner, Joachim
Hornegger

I-356

P1-33 Multi-section Continuum Robot for Endoscopic
Surgical Clipping of Intracranial Aneurysms

Takahisa Kato, Ichiro Okumura, Sang-Eun Song,
Nobuhiko Hata

I-364

P1-34 Inter-operative Trajectory Registration for
Endoluminal Video Synchronization: Application
to Biopsy Site Re-localization

Anant Suraj Vemuri, Stephane A. Nicolau, Nicholas
Ayache, Jacques Marescaux, Luc Soler

I-372

P1-35 System and Method for 3-D/3-D Registration
between Non-contrast-enhanced CBCT andContrast-enhanced CT for Abdominal Aortic
Aneurysm Stenting

Shun Miao, Rui Liao, Marcus Pﬁster, Li Zhang,Vincent Ordy

I-380

P1-36 Beyond Current Guided Bronchoscopy: A Robust Xiongbiao Luo, Kensaku Moriand Real-time Bronchoscopic Ultrasound
Navigation System
Poster Session 1 14:00 – 16:30

I-388

Chair: Purang Abolmaesumi (UBC, CA)

Microscope, Optical Imaging, and Histology I
Poster Teaser: 15:30 – 15:40 (65 inch Monitor C) Guided Poster Tour: 15:40 – 16:10
P1-37 A Stochastic Model for Automatic Extraction of 3D Sreetama Basu, Maria Kulikova, Elena Zhizhina,
Neuronal Morphology
Wei Tsang Ooi, Daniel Racoceanu

I-396

P1-38 A Viterbi Approach to Topology Inference forLarge Scale Endomicroscopy Video Mosaicing

Jessie Mahé, Tom Vercauteren, Benoît Rosa, Julien
Dauguet

I-404

P1-39 Spatially Aware Cell Cluster (SpACCl) Graphs:
Predicting Outcome in Oropharyngeal p16+
TumorsSahirzeeshan Ali, James Lewis, Anant Madabhushi

I-412

P1-40 Efﬁcient Phase Contrast Microscopy Restoration Seungil Huh, Hang Su, Mei Chen, Takeo Kanade
Applied for Muscle Myotube Detection

I-420

P1-41 A Generative Model for OCT Retinal Layer
Segmentation by Integrating Graph-BasedMulti-surface Searching and Image Registration

Yuanjie Zheng, Rui Xiao, Yan Wang, James C. Gee

I-428

P1-42 An Integrated Framework for Automatic Ki-67
Scoring in Pancreatic Neuroendocrine Tumor

Fuyong Xing, Hai Su, Lin Yang

I-436

P1-43 A Linear Program Formulation for the
Segmentation of Ciona Membrane Volumes

Diana L. Delibaltov, Pratim Ghosh, Volkan Rodoplu,
Michael Veeman, William Smith, B.S. ManjunathI-444

P1-44 Automated Nucleus and Cytoplasm
Segmentation of Overlapping Cervical Cells

Zhi Lu, Gustavo Carneiro, Andrew P. Bradley

I-452

P1-45 Segmentation of Cells with Partial Occlusion and Masoud S. Nosrati, Ghassan Hamarneh
Part Conﬁguration Constraint Using Evolutionary
Computation
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Posters (September 23)
PosterID

Title
Poster Session 1 14:00 – 16:30

LNCS
Pages

Author List
Chair: Martyn Nash(U. Auckland, NZ)

Cardiology I
Poster Teaser: 14:00 – 14:10 (65 inch Monitor D) Guided Poster Tour: 14:10 – 14:40
P1-46 A Metamorphosis Distance for Embryonic
Cardiac Action Potential Interpolation andClassiﬁcation

Giann Gorospe, Laurent Younes, Leslie Tung, René
Vidal

I-469

P1-47 Segmentation of the Left Ventricle Using a
Distance Regularized Two-Layer Level Set
Approach

Chaolu Feng, Chunming Li, Dazhe Zhao, Christos
Davatzikos, Harold Litt

I-477

P1-48 Automated Segmentation and Geometrical
Modeling of the Tricuspid Aortic Valve in 3D
Echocardiographic Images

Alison M. Pouch, Hongzhi Wang, Manabu Takabe,
Benjamin M. Jackson, Chandra M. Sehgal, Joseph
H. Gorman III, Robert C. Gorman, Paul A.
Yushkevich

I-485

P1-49 Cardiac Motion Estimation by Optimizing
Transmural Homogeneity of the Myoﬁber Strain
and Its Validation with Multimodal Sequences

Zhijun Zhang, David J. Sahn, Xubo SongI-493

P1-50 A Novel Total Variation Based Noninvasive
Transmural Electrophysiological Imaging

Jingjia Xu, Azar Rahimi Dehaghani, Fei Gao, Linwei
Wang

I-501

P1-51 Right Ventricle Segmentation with Probability
Product Kernel Constraints

Cyrus M.S. Nambakhsh, Terry M. Peters, Ali Islam,
Ismail Ben Ayed

I-509

Poster Session 1 14:00 – 16:30

Chair: Yoshitaka Masutani(U. Tokyo, JP)

Vasculatures and Tubular Structures I
Poster Teaser: 15:30 – 15:40 (65 inch Monitor D) Guided Poster Tour: 15:40 – 16:10
P1-52 A Learning-Based Approach for Fast and Robust Valeria De Luca, Michael Tschannen, Gábor
Vessel Tracking in Long Ultrasound Sequences Székely, Christine Tanner

I-518

P1-53 Supervised Feature Learning for Curvilinear
Structure Segmentation

Carlos Becker, Roberto Rigamonti, Vincent Lepetit,
Pascal Fua

I-526

P1-54 Joint Segmentation of 3D Femoral Lumen andOuter Wall Surfaces from MR Images

Eranga Ukwatta, Jing Yuan, Wu Qiu, Martin Rajchl,
Bernard Chiu, Shadi Shavakh, Jianrong Xu, Aaron
Fenster

I-534

P1-55 Model-Guided Directional Minimal Path for Fully
Automatic Extraction of Coronary Centerlines
from Cardiac CTA

Liu Liu, Wenzhe Shi, Daniel Rueckert, Mingxing Hu,
Sebastien Ourselin, Xiahai Zhuang

I-542

P1-56 Globally Optimal Curvature-Regularized Fast
Marching for Vessel Segmentation

Wei Liao, Karl Rohr, Stefan Wörz

I-550

P1-57 Low-Rank and Sparse Matrix Decomposition for Jana Hutter, Peter Schmitt, Gunhild Aandal, Andreas I-558
Compressed Sensing Reconstruction of Magnetic Greiser, Christoph Forman, Robert Grimm, Joachim
Resonance 4D Phase Contrast Blood Flow
Hornegger, Andreas Maier
Imaging (LoSDeCoS 4D-PCI)
P1-58 Anatomical Labeling of the Circle of Willis Using
Maximum a Posteriori Graph Matching

David Robben, Stefan Sunaert, Vincent Thijs, Guy
Wilms, Frederik Maes, Paul Suetens

Poster Session 1 14:00 – 16:30

Chair: Mert Rory Sabuncu(Harvard Med. Sch. MGH. US)

I-566

Brain Imaging and Basic Techniques
Poster Teaser: 14:00 – 14:10 (65 inch Monitor E) Guided Poster Tour: 14:10 – 14:40
P1-59 Normalisation of Neonatal Brain Network
Measures Using Stochastic Approaches

Markus Schirmer, Gareth Ball, Serena J. Counsell,
A. David Edwards, Daniel Rueckert, Joseph V.
Hajnal, Paul Aljabar
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PosterID

Title

Author List

LNCS
Pages

P1-60 Localisation of the Brain in Fetal MRI Using
Bundled SIFT Features

Kevin Keraudren, Vanessa Kyriakopoulou, Mary
Rutherford, Joseph V. Hajnal, Daniel Rueckert

I-582

P1-61 Surface Smoothing: A Way Back in Early Brain
Morphogenesis

Julien Lefèvre, Victor Intwali, Lucie Hertz-Pannier,Petra S. Hüppi, Jean-François Mangin, Jessica
Dubois, David Germanaud

I-590

P1-62 4D Hyperspherical Harmonic (HyperSPHARM)
Representation of Multiple Disconnected Brain
Subcortical Structures

Ameer Pasha Hosseinbor, Moo K. Chung, Stacey
I-598
M. Schaefer, Carien M. van Reekum, Lara PeschkeSchmitz, Matt Sutterer, Andrew L. Alexander,
Richard J. Davidson

P1-63 Modality Propagation: Coherent Synthesis of
Subject-Speciﬁc Scans with Data-Driven
Regularization

Dong Hye Ye, Darko Zikic, Ben Glocker, Antonio
Criminisi, Ender Konukoglu

I-606

P1-64 Non-Local Spatial Regularization of MRI T2
Relaxation Images for Myelin Water
Quantiﬁcation

Youngjin Yoo, Roger Tam

I-614

P1-65 Robust Myelin Quantitative Imaging from MultiXiaobo Shen, Thanh D. Nguyen, Susan A. Gauthier,echo T2 MRI Using Edge Preserving Spatial Priors Ashish Raj
P1-66 Is Synthesizing MRI Contrast Useful for Intermodality Analysis?
Poster Session 1 14:00 – 16:30

I-622

Juan Eugenio Iglesias, Ender Konukoglu, Darko
I-631
Zikic, Ben Glocker, Koen Van Leemput, Bruce Fischl
Chair: Kaleem Siddiqi (McGill U., CA)

Diffusion MRI I
Poster Teaser: 15:30 – 15:40 (65 inch Monitor E) Guided Poster Tour: 15:40 – 16:10
P1-67 Regularized Spherical Polar Fourier Diffusion
MRI with Optimal Dictionary Learning

Jian Cheng, Tianzi Jiang, Rachid Deriche, Dinggang I-639
Shen, Pew-Thian Yap

P1-68 On Describing Human White Matter Anatomy:
The White Matter Query Language

Demian Wassermann, Nikos Makris, Yogesh Rathi,
Martha Shenton, Ron Kikinis, Marek Kubicki,
Carl-Fredrik Westin

I-647

P1-69 Voxelwise Spectral Diffusional Connectivity and
Its Applications to Alzheimer's Disease andIntelligence Prediction

Junning Li, Yan Jin, Yonggang Shi, Ivo D. Dinov,
Danny J. Wang, Arthur W. Toga, Paul M. Thompson

I-655

P1-70 Auto-calibrating Spherical Deconvolution Basedon ODF Sparsity

Thomas Schultz, Samuel GroeschelI-663

P1-71 Evaluating Structural Connectomics in Relation to Paulo Rodrigues, Alberto Prats-Galino, David
Different Q-space Sampling Techniques
Gallardo-Pujol, Pablo Villoslada, Carles Falcon,
Vesna Prčhkovska

I-671

P1-72 Tensor Metrics and Charged Containers for 3D
Q-space Sample Distribution

Hans Knutsson, Carl-Fredrik Westin

I-679

P1-73 Optimal Diffusion Tensor Imaging with RepeatedMeasurements

Mohammad Alipoor, Irene Yu Hua Gu, Andrew J. H.
Mehnert, Ylva Lilja, Daniel Nilsson

I-687

P1-74 Estimation of a Multi-fascicle Model from Single
B-Value Data with a Population-Informed Prior

Maxime Taquet, Benoît Scherrer, Nicolas Boumal,Benoît Macq, Simon K. Warﬁeld

I-695

Poster Session 1 14:00 – 16:30

Chair: Martin A. Styner (UNC, US)

Brain Segmentation and Atlases I
Poster Teaser: 14:00 – 14:10 (65 inch Monitor F) Guided Poster Tour: 14:10 – 14:40
P1-75 Integration of Sparse Multi-modality
Representation and Geometrical Constraint for
Isointense Infant Brain Segmentation
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Li Wang, Feng Shi, Gang Li, Weili Lin, John H.
Gilmore, Dinggang Shen

I-703

Posters (September 23)
Poster
ID

Title

LNCS
Pages

Author List

P1-76 Groupwise Segmentation with Multi-atlas Joint
Label Fusion

Hongzhi Wang, Paul A. Yushkevich

I-711

P1-77 Higher-Order CRF Tumor Segmentation with
Discriminant Manifold Potentials

Samuel Kadoury, Nadine Abi-Jaoudeh, Pablo A.
Valdes

I-719

P1-78 Fast, Sequence Adaptive Parcellation of Brain
MR Using Parametric Models

Oula Puonti, Juan Eugenio Iglesias, Koen Van
Leemput

I-727

P1-79 Multiple Sclerosis Lesion Segmentation Using
Dictionary Learning and Sparse Coding

Nick Weiss, Daniel Rueckert, Anil Rao

I-735

P1-80 Deformable Atlas for Multi-structure
Segmentation

Xiaofeng Liu, Albert Montillo, Ek. T. Tan, John F.
Schenck, Paulo Mendonca

I-743

P1-81 Hierarchical Probabilistic Gabor and MRF
Segmentation of Brain Tumours in MRI Volumes

Nagesh K. Subbanna, Doina Precup, D. Louis
Collins, Tal Arbel

I-751

P1-82 Robust GM/WM Segmentation of the Spinal Cord Andrew J. Asman, Seth A. Smith, Daniel S. Reich,with Iterative Non-Local Statistical Fusion
Bennett A. Landman

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Posters (September 24)
Tuesday, September 24 Posters
PosterID

Title
Poster Session 2 13:30 – 16:00

Author List

LNCS
Pages

Chair: Ziv Yaniv (Childrenʼs Nat. Med. Ctr., US)

Motion Modeling and Compensation
Poster Teaser: 13:30 – 13:40 (65 inch Monitor A) Guided Poster Tour: 13:40 – 14:10
P2-01 Registration of Free-Breathing 3D+t Abdominal
Perfusion CT Images via Co-segmentation

Raphael Prevost, Blandine Romain, Remi Cuingnet,
Benoit Mory, Laurence Rouet, Olivier Lucidarme,
Laurent D. Cohen, Robert Ardon

II-99

P2-02 Respiratory Motion Compensation with
Relevance Vector Machines

Robert Dürichen, Tobias Wissel, Floris Ernst, Achim
Schweikard

II-108

P2-03 Real-Time Respiratory Motion Analysis Using
Manifold Ray Casting of Volumetrically Fused
Multi-view Range Imaging

Jakob Wasza, Sebastian Bauer, Joachim Hornegger II-116

P2-04 Improving 2D-3D Registration Optimization Using Tharindu De Silva, Derek W. Cool, Jing Yuan,
Learned Prostate Motion Data
Cesare Romagnoli, Aaron Fenster, Aaron D. Ward

II-124P2-05 Respiratory Motion Correction in Dynamic-MRI: Valentin Hamy, Alex Menys, Emma Helbren, Freddy
Application to Small Bowel Motility Quantiﬁcation Odille, Shonit Punwani, Stuart Taylor, David
during Free Breathing
AtkinsonII-132P2-06 Non-rigid Deformation Pipeline for Compensation Filipe M. M. Marreiros, Sandro Rossitti, Chunliangof Superﬁcial Brain Shift
Wang, Örjan Smedby

II-141P2-07 A Symmetric 4D Registration Algorithm for
Respiratory Motion Modeling

II-149Poster Session 2 13:30 – 16:00

Huanhuan Xu, Xin Li

Chair: Christian Wachinger (MIT, US)

Segmentation I
Poster Teaser: 15:00 – 15:10 (65 inch Monitor A) Guided Poster Tour: 15:10 – 15:40
P2-08 Collaborative Multi Organ Segmentation byIntegrating Deformable and Graphical Models

Mustafa Gökhan Uzunbaş, Chao Chen, Shaoting
Zhang, Kilian M. Pohl, Kang Li, Dimitris Metaxas

II-157

P2-09 Multi-organ Segmentation Based on SpatiallyChengwen Chu, Masahiro Oda, Takayuki Kitasaka,
Divided Probabilistic Atlas from 3D Abdominal CT Kazunari Misawa, Michitaka Fujiwara, Yuichiro
ImagesHayashi, Yukitaka Nimura, Daniel Rueckert,
Kensaku Mori

II-165

P2-10 An Automatic Multi-atlas Segmentation of the
Saman Nouranian, S. Sara Mahdavi, Ingrid
Prostate in Transrectal Ultrasound Images Using Spadinger, William J. Morris, Septimiu E.
Pairwise Atlas Shape Similarity
Salcudean, Purang Abolmaesumi

II-173

P2-11 Accurate Bone Segmentation in 2D Radiographs Claudia Lindner, Shankar Thiagarajah, J. MarkUsing Fully Automatic Shape Model Matching
Wilkinson, arcOGEN Consortium, Giilian A. Wallis,
Based On Regression-Voting
Tin F. Cootes

II-181P2-12 Automated CT Segmentation of Diseased Hip
Using Hierarchical and Conditional Statistical
Shape Models

Futoshi Yokota, Toshiyuki Okada, Masaki Takao,
Nobuhiko Sugano, Yukio Tada, Noriyuki Tomiyama,
Yoshinobu Sato

II-190P2-13 Fast Globally Optimal Segmentation of 3D
Prostate MRI with Axial Symmetry Prior

Wu Qiu, Jing Yuan, Eranga Ukwatta, Yue Sun,
Martin Rajchl, Aaron Fenster

II-198

P2-14 Image Segmentation Errors correction by Mesh
Segmentation and Deformation

Achia Kronman, Leo Joskowicz

II-206

P2-15 Semi-Supervised and Active Learning for
Automatic Segmentation of Crohn's Disease

Dwarikanath Mahapatra, Peter J. Sch̀ùfﬂer, Jeroen
A.W. Tielbeek, Franciscus M. Vos, Joachim M.
Buhmann

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PosterID

Title
Poster Session 2 13:30 – 16:00

LNCS
Pages

Author List
Chair: Tobias Heimann (Siemens, DE)

Machine Learning, Statistical Modeling, and Atlases II
Poster Teaser: 13:30 – 13:40 (65 inch Monitor B) Guided Poster Tour: 13:40 – 14:10
P2-16 Hierarchical Constrained Local Model Using ICA
and Its Application to Down Syndrome Detection

Qian Zhao, Kazunori Okada, Kenneth Rosenbaum,
Dina J. Zand, Raymond Sze, Marshall Summar,
Marius George Linguraru

II-222P2-17 Learning from Multiple Experts with Random
Forests: Application to the Segmentation of theMidbrain in 3D Ultrasound

Pierre Chatelain, Olivier Pauly, Loïc Peter, SeyedAhmad Ahmadi, Annika Plate, Kai Bötzel, Nassir
NavabII-230P2-18 Variable Importance in Nonlinear Kernels (VINK): Shoshana Ginsburg, Sahirzeeshan Ali, George Lee, II-238
Classiﬁcation of Digitized Histopathology
Ajay Basavanhally, Anant Madabhushi
P2-19 Deep Feature Learning for Knee Cartilage
Segmentation Using a Triplanar Convolutional
Neural Network

Adhish Prasoon, Kersten Petersen, Christian Igel,
François Lauze, Erik Dam, Mads Nielsen

II-246

P2-20 Representation Learning: A Uniﬁed Deep
Learning Framework for Automatic Prostate MR
Segmentation

Shu Liao, Yaozong Gao, Aytekin Oto, Dinggang
Shen

II-254

P2-21 Vertebrae Localization in Pathological Spine CT Ben Glocker, Darko Zikic, Ender Konukoglu, David
via Dense Classiﬁcation from Sparse Annotations R. Haynor, Antonio Criminisi
Poster Session 2 13:30 – 16:00

II-262Chair: Nico Karssemeijer (Radboud U., NL)

Computer Aided Diagnosis and Imaging Biomarkers II
Poster Teaser: 15:00 – 15:10 (65 inch Monitor B) Guided Poster Tour: 15:10 – 15:40
P2-22 A Multi-task Learning Approach for
Compartmental Model Parameter Estimation in
DCE-CT Sequences

Blandine Romain, Vēronique Letort, Olivier
Lucidarme, Laurence Rouet, Florence dʼAlchē-Buc

II-271

P2-23 Ultrasound-based Characterization of Prostate
Cancer: An in vivo Clinical Feasibility Study

Farhad Imani, Purang Abolmaesumi, Eli Gibson,
Amir Khojaste, Galesh-Knale Mena Gaed,
Madeleine Moussa, Jose A. Gomez, Cesare
Romagnoli, D. Robert Siemens, Michael Leviridge,
Silvia Chang, Aaron Fenster, Aaron D. Ward, Parvin
Mousavi

II-279

P2-24 Quantitative Airway Analysis in LongitudinalStudies Using Groupwise Registration and 4D
Optimal Surfaces

Jens Petersen, Marc Modat, Manuel Jorge Cardoso, II-287
Asger Dirksen, Sebastien Ourselin, Marleen deBruijneP2-25 Heterogeneity Wavelet Kinetics from DCE-MRI
for Classifying Gene Expression Based Breast
Cancer Recurrence Risk

Majid Mahrooghy, Ahmed B. Ashraf, Dania Daye,
Carolyn Mies, Michael Feldman, Mark Rosen,
Despina Kontos

II-295

P2-26 Multifold Bayesian Kernelization in Alzheimer's
Diagnosis

Sidong Liu, Yang Song, Weidong Cai, Sonia Pujol,
Ron Kikinis, Xiaogang Wang, Dagan Feng

II-303

P2-27 High-Order Graph Matching Based Feature
Selection for Alzheimer's Disease Identiﬁcation

Feng Liu, Heung-Il Suk, Chong-Yaw Wee, Huafu
Chen, Dinggang Shen

II-311P2-28 Identiﬁcation of MCI Using Optimal Sparse MAR
Modeled Effective Connectivity Networks

Chong-Yaw Wee, Yang Li, Biao Jie, Zi-Wen Peng,
Dinggang Shen

II-319

P2-29 Sparse Scale-Space Decomposition of Volume
Changes in Deformations Fields

Marco Lorenzi, Bjoern H. Menze, Marc Niethammer, II-328
Nicholas Ayache, Xavier Pennec

P2-30 Measurement of Myelin in the Preterm Brain:
Multi-compartment Diffusion Imaging andMulti-component T2 Relaxometry

Andrew Melbourne, Zach Eaton-Rosen, Alan
Bainbridge, Giles S. Kendall, Manuel Jorge
Cardoso, Nicola J. Robertson, Neil Marlow,
Sebastien Ourselin
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PosterID

Title
Poster Session 2 13:30 – 16:00

Author List

LNCS
Pages

Chair: Stephen Aylward (Kitware, US)

Physiological Modeling, Simulation, and Planning I
Poster Teaser: 13:30 – 13:40 (65 inch Monitor C) Guided Poster Tour: 13:40 – 14:10
P2-31 Stent Shape Estimation through aComprehensive Interpretation of Intravascular
Ultrasound Images

Francesco Ciompi, Simone Balocco, Carles Caus,
Josepa Mauri, Petia Radeva

II-345

P2-32 Epileptogenic Lesion Quantiﬁcation in MRI Using Oscar Alfonso Jiménez del Toro, Antonio
Contralateral 3D Texture Comparisons
Foncubierta-Rodríguez, María Isabel Vargas
Gómez, Henning Müller, Adrien Depeursinge

II-353

P2-33 Statistical Shape Model to 3D UltrasoundRegistration for Spine Interventions Using
Enhanced Local Phase Features

Ilker Hacihaliloglu, Abtin Rasoulian, Robert N.
Rohling, Purang Abolmaesumi

II-361P2-34 Learning-Based Modeling of Endovascular
Navigation for Collaborative Robotic
Catheterization

Hedyeh Raﬁi-Tari, Jindong Liu, Su-Lin Lee, Colin
Bicknell, Guang-Zhong Yang

II-369

P2-35 Incremental Learning with Selective Memory(ILSM): Towards Fast Prostate Localization for
Image Guided Radiotherapy

Yaozong Gao, Yiqiang Zhan, Dinggang Shen

II-378

P2-36 A Tensor-Based Population Value Decomposition Juan David Ospina, Frédéric Commandeur, Richard II-387
to Explain Rectal Toxicity after Prostate Cancer
Ríos, Gaël Drēan, Juan Carlos Correa, Antoine
Radiotherapy
Simon, Pascal Haigron, Renaud de Crevoisier,Oscar Acosta
P2-37 Image-Based Computational Models for TAVI
Planning: From CT Images to Implant
Deployment
Poster Session 2 13:30 – 16:00

Sasa Grbic, Tommaso Mansi, Razvan Ionasec,
Ingmar Voigt, Helene Houle, Matthias John, Max
Schoebinger, Nassir Navab, Dorin Comaniciu

II-395Chair: James Gee (UPenn, US)

Microscope, Optical Imaging, and Histology II
Poster Teaser: 15:00 – 15:10 (65 inch Monitor C) Guided Poster Tour: 15:10 – 15:40
P2-38 A Deep Learning Architecture for Image
Representation, Visual Interpretability andAutomated Basal-Cell Carcinoma Cancer
Detection

Angel Alfonso Cruz-Roa, John Edison Arevalo
II-403
Ovalle, Anant Madabhushi, Fabio Augusto GonzálezOsoǹo

P2-39 Mitosis Detection in Breast Cancer Histology
Images with Deep Neural Networks

Dan C. Cireşan, Alessandro Giusti, Luca M.
Gambardellá, Jüergen Schmidhuber

II-411P2-40 Learning to Segment Neurons with Non-local
Quality Measures

Thorben Kroeger, Shawn Mikula, Winfried Denk,
Ullrich Koethe, Fred A. Hamprecht

II-419

P2-41 Analysis of Trabecular Bone Microstructure Using Dogu Baran Aydogan, Niko Moritz, Hannu T. Aro,
Contour Tree Connectivity
Jari Hyttinen

II-428

P2-42 Automated Separation of Binary Overlapping
Trees in Low-Contrast Color Retinal Images

Qiao Hu, Michael D. Abràmoff, Mona K. Garvin

II-436

P2-43 Longitudinal Modeling of Glaucoma Progression
Using 2-Dimensional Continuous-Time Hidden
Markov Model

Yu-Ying Liu, Hiroshi Ishikawa, Mei Chen, Gadi
Wollstein, Joel S. Schuman, James M. Rehg

II-444

P2-44 Discriminative Data Transform for Image Feature Yang Song, Weidong Cai, Seungil Huh, Mei Chen,
Extraction and Classiﬁcation
Takeo Kanade, Yun Zhou, Dagan Feng

II-452P2-45 Automated Embryo Stage Classiﬁcation in
Time-Lapse Microscopy Video of Early Human
Embryo Development

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Yu Wang, Farshid Moussavi, Peter Lorenzen

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PosterID

Title

P2-46 Automatic Grading of Nuclear Cataracts from
Slit-Lamp Lens Images Using Group Sparsity
Regression
Poster Session 2 13:30 – 16:00

Author List

LNCS
Pages

Yanwu Xu, Xinting Gao, Stephen Lin, Damon Wing
Kee Wong, Jiang Liu, Dong Xu, Ching-Yu Cheng,
Carol Y Cheung, Tien Yin Wong

II-468Chair: Alistair Young (U. Auckland, NZ)

Cardiology II
Poster Teaser: 13:30 – 13:40 (65 inch Monitor D) Guided Poster Tour: 13:40 – 14:10
P2-47 3D Intraventricular Flow Mapping from Colour
Doppler Images and Wall Motion

Alberto Gómez, Adelaide de Vecchi, Kuberan
Pushparajah, John Simpson, Daniel Giese, Tobias
Schaeffter, Graeme Penney

II-476

P2-48 Myocardial Motion Estimation Combining Tissue
Doppler and B-mode Echocardiographic Images

Antonio R. Porras, Mathieu De Craene, Nicolas
II-484
Duchateau, Marta Sitges, Bart H. Bijnens, Alejandro
F. Frangi, Gemma PiellaP2-49 Joint Statistics on Cardiac Shape and Fiber
Architecture

Hervé Lombaert, Jean-Marc Peyrat

II-492P2-50 Spatio-temporal Dimension Reduction of Cardiac Kristin McLeod, Christof Seiler, Maxime Sermesant,Motion for Group-Wise Analysis and Statistical
Xarier Pennec
Testing

II-501P2-51 Cardiac Fiber Inpainting Using Cartan Forms

II-509Poster Session 2 13:30 – 16:00

Emmanuel Piuze, Hervé Lombaert, Jon Sporring,
Kaleem Siddiqi
Chair: Leo Grady (Heart Flow, US)

Vasculatures and Tubular Structures II
Poster Teaser: 15:00 – 15:10 (65 inch Monitor D) Guided Poster Tour: 15:10 – 15:40
P2-52 Sequential Monte Carlo Tracking for Marginal
Artery Segmentation on CT Angiography byMultiple Cue Fusion

Shijun Wang, Brandon Peplinski, Le Lu, Weidong
Zhang, Jianfei Liu, Zhuoshi Wei, Ronald M.
Summers

II-518

P2-53 Tracking of Carotid Arteries in Ultrasound Images Shubao Liu, Dirk Padﬁeld, Paulo Mendonca

II-526

P2-54 Studying Cerebral Vasculature Using Structure
Proximity and Graph Kernels

Roland Kwitt, Danielle Pace, Marc Niethammer,
Stephen Aylward

II-534

P2-55 Carotid Artery Lumen Segmentation in 3DFree-Hand Ultrasound Images Using Surface
Graph Cuts

Andrés M. Arias Lorza, Diego D. B. Carvalho, Jens II-542
Petersen, Anouk C. van Dijk, Aad van der Lugt, Wiro
J. Niessen, Stefan Klein, Marleen de Bruijne

P2-56 Random Walks with Adaptive Cylinder Flux
Based Connectivity for Vessel Segmentation

Ning Zhu, Albert C. S. Chung

II-550P2-57 Spatially Constrained Random Walk Approach for Ziyue Xu, Ulas Bagci, Brent Foster, Awais Mansoor,
Accurate Estimation of Airway Wall Surfaces
Daniel J. Mollura

II-559

P2-58 Interactive Retinal Vessel Extraction byIntegrating Vessel Tracing and Graph Search

Lu Wang, Vinutha Kallem, Mayank Bansal, Jayan
II-567Eledath, Harpreet Sawhney, Karen Karp, Denise J.
Pearson, Monte D. Mills, Graham E. Quinn, Richard
A. Stone

P2-59 Free-Breathing Whole-Heart Coronary MRA:
Motion Compensation Integrated into 3D
Cartesian Compressed Sensing Reconstruction

Christoph Forman, Robert Grimm, Jana Hutter,
Andreas Maier, Joachim Hornegger, Michael O.
Zenge

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PosterID

Title
Poster Session 2 13:30 – 16:00

Author List

LNCS
Pages

Chair: Koen Van Leemput (Harvard Med. Sch. MGH. US)

Brain Segmentation and Atlases II
Poster Teaser: 13:30 – 13:40 (65 inch Monitor F) Guided Poster Tour: 13:40 – 14:10
P2-60 Deep Learning-Based Feature Representation for Heung-Il Suk, Dinggang Shen
AD/MCI Classiﬁcation

II-583

P2-61 Enhancing the Reproducibility of Group Analysis
with Randomized Brain Parcellations

Benoit Da Mota, Virgile Fritsch, Gáél Varoquaux,Vincent Frouin, Jean-Baptiste Poline, Bertrand
ThirionII-591P2-62 Multiple Instance Learning for Classiﬁcation of
Dementia in Brain MRI

Tong Tong, Robin Wolz, Qinquan Gao, Joseph V.
Hajnal, Daniel Rueckert

II-599P2-63 Extracting Brain Regions from Rest fMRI with
Total-Variation Constrained Dictionary Learning

Alexandre Abraham, Elvis Dohmatob, Bertrand
Thirion, Dimitris Samaras, Gael VaroquauxII-607

P2-64 Bayesian Joint Detection-Estimation of Cerebral
Vasoreactivity from ASL fMRI Data

Thomas Vincent, Jan Warnking, Marjorie Villien,
Alexandre Krainik, Philippe Ciuciu, Florence Forbes

II-616

P2-65 A New Sparse Simplex Model for Brain
Anatomical and Genetic Network Analysis

Heng Huang, Jingwen Yan, Feiping Nie, Jin Huang,
Weidong Cai, Andrew J. Saykin, Li Shen

II-625

P2-66 Manifold Learning of Brain MRIs by Deep
Learning

Tom Brosch, Roger Tam

II-633

P2-67 Multiresolution Hierarchical Shape Models in 3D
Subcortical Brain Structures

Juan J. Cerrolaza, Noemí Carranza Herrezuelo,
Arantxa Villanueva, Rafael Cabeza, Miguel A.
González Ballester, Marius George Linguraru

II-641

P2-68 Unsupervised Deep Feature Learning for
Deformable Registration of MR Brain Images

Guorong Wu, Minjeong Kim, Qian Wang, Yaozong
Gao, Shu Liao, Dinggang Shen

II-649Poster Session 2 13:30 – 16:00

Chair: Bertrand Thirion (INRIA, FR)

Functional MRI and Neuroscience Applications I
Poster Teaser: 15:00 – 15:10 (65 inch Monitor F) Guided Poster Tour: 15:10 – 15:40
P2-69 A Spatial Mixture Approach to Inferring Sub-ROI
Spatio-temporal Patterns from Rapid EventRelated fMRI Data

Yuan Shen, Stephen Mayhew, Zoe Kourtzi, PeterTiňo

II-657

P2-70 Group-Wise FMRI Activation Detection on
Corresponding Cortical Landmarks

Jinglei Lv, Dajiang Zhu, Xintao Hu, Xin Zhang, Tuo
Zhang, Junwei Han, Lei Guo, Tianming Liu

II-665

P2-71 Predictive Models of Resting State Networks for Xi Jiang, Dajiang Zhu, Kaiming Li, Tuo Zhang,
Assessment of Altered Functional Connectivity in Dinggang Shen, Lei Guo, Tianming Liu
MCI

II-674

P2-72 Overlapping Replicator Dynamics for Functional
Subnetwork Identiﬁcation

Burak Yoldemir, Bernard Ng, Rafeef Abugharbieh

II-682

P2-73 Genetic Clustering on the Hippocampal Surface
for Genome-Wide Association Studies

Derrek P. Hibar, Sarah E. Medland, Jason L. Stein,
Sungeun Kim, Li Shen, Andrew J. Saykin, Greig I.
de Zubicaray, Katie L. McMahon, Grant W.
Montgomery, Nicholas G. Martin, Margaret J.
Wright, Srdjan Djurovic, Ingrid Agartz, Ole A.
Andreassen, Paul M. Thompson

II-690P2-74 Modeling Dynamic Functional Information Flowson Large-Scale Brain Networks

Peili Lv, Lei Guo, Xintao Hu, Xiang Li, Changfeng
Jin, Junwei Han, Lingjiang Li, Tianming Liu

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Wednesday, September 25 Posters
PosterID

Title
Poster Session 3 14:00 – 16:30

LNCS
Pages

Author List
Chair: Philip Eddie Edwards (ICL, UK)

Imaging, Reconstruction, and Enhancement II
Poster Teaser: 14:00 – 14:10 (65 inch Monitor A) Guided Poster Tour: 14:10 – 14:40
P3-01 Interventional Digital Tomosynthesis from aStandard Fluoroscopy System Using 2D-3DRegistration

Mazen Alhrishy, Andreas Varnavas, Tom Carrell,
Andrew King, Graeme Penney

III-98P3-02 Calibrationless Parallel MRI with Joint Total
Variation Regularization

Chen Chen, Yeqing Li, Junzhou Huang

III-106

P3-03 Denoising PET Images Using Singular Value
Ulas Bagci, Daniel J. Mollura
Thresholding and Stein's Unbiased Risk Estimate

III-115

P3-04 Super-Resolution Reconstruction Using CrossScale Self-similarity in Multi-slice MRI

Esben Plenge, Dirk H. J. Poot, Wiro J. Niessen, Erik III-123
MeijeringP3-05 Dynamic CT Reconstruction by Smoothed Rank
Minimization

Angshul Majumdar, Rabab K. Ward

III-131

P3-06 Harnessing Group-Sparsity Regularization for
Resolution Enhancement of Lung 4D-CT

Arnav Bhavsar, Guorong Wu, Dinggang Shen

III-139

P3-07 Improved Myocardial Scar Characterization by
Super-Resolution Reconstruction in Late
Gadolinium Enhanced MRI

Oleh Dzyubachyk, Qian Tao, Dirk H. J. Poot, Hildo
Lamb, Katja Zeppenfeld, Boudewijn P. F. Lelieveldt,
Rob J. van der Geest

III-147

P3-08 Direct Parametric Image Reconstruction of Rapid Xiaoyin Cheng, Nassir Navab, Sibylle I. Ziegler,
Multi-tracer PET
Kuangyu Shi
Poster Session 3 14:00 – 16:30

III-155

Chair: Guoyan Zheng (U. Berm, CH)

Registration II
Poster Teaser: 15:30 – 15:40 (65 inch Monitor A) Guided Poster Tour: 15:40 – 16:10
P3-09 Non-rigid 2D-3D Medical Image Registration
Using Markov Random Fields

Enzo Ferrante, Nikos Paragios

III-163

P3-10 Learning Nonrigid Deformations for Constrained
Multi-modal Image Registration

John A. Onofrey, Lawrence H. Staib, Xenophon
Papademetris

III-171

P3-11 Non-Rigid 2D-3D Registration Using Anisotropic
Error Ellipsoids to Account for Projection
Uncertainties during Aortic Surgery

Alexis Guyot, Andreas Varnavas, Tom Carrell,
Graeme PenneyIII-179

P3-12 A Variational Formulation for DiscreteRegistration Karteek Popuri, Dana Cobzas, Martin Jägersand

III-187

P3-13 FLOOR: Fusing Locally Optimal Registrations

III-195

P3-14 Particle-Guided Image Registration
Poster Session 3 14:00 – 16:30

Dong Hye Ye, Jihun Hamm, Benoit Desjardins,
Kilian M. Pohl

Joohwi Lee, Ilwoo Lyu, ĺpek Oǧuz, Martin A. Styner

III-203

Chair: Marleen de Bruijne (Erasmus MC & U. Copenhagen, NL & DK)

Segmentation II
Poster Teaser: 14:00 – 14:10 (65 inch Monitor B) Guided Poster Tour: 14:10 – 14:40
P3-15 Contour-Driven Regression for Label Inference in Christian Wachinger, Gregory C. Sharp, Polina
Atlas-Based Segmentation
Golland

III-211

P3-16 Discriminative Parameter Estimation for Random Pierre-Yves Baudin, Danny Goodman, Puneet
Walks Segmentation
Kumar, Noura Azzabou, Pierre G. Carlier, Nikos
Paragios, M. Pawan Kumar

III-219

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PosterID

Author List

LNCS
Pages

P3-17 Fully Automatic X-Ray Image Segmentation via
Joint Estimation of Image Displacements

Cheng Chen, Weiguo Xie, Jochen Franke, Paul A.
Grützner, Lutz-P. Nolte, Guoyan Zheng

III-227

P3-18 IntellEditS: Intelligent Learning-Based Editor of
Segmentations

Adam P. Harrison, Neil Birkbeck, Michal Sofka

III-235

P3-19 Automatic Nuchal Translucency Measurementfrom Ultrasonography

JinHyeong Park, Michal Sofka, SunMi Lee,
DaeYoung Kim, S. Kevin Zhou

III-243

P3-20 Automated Segmentation of CBCT Image Using
Spiral CT Atlases and Convex Optimization

Li Wang, Ken Chung Chen, Feng Shi, Shu Liao,
Gang Li, Yaozong Gao, Steve GF Shen, Jin Yan,
Philip K.M. Lee, Ben Chow, Nancy X. Liu, James J.
Xia, Dinggang Shen

III-251

Title

P3-21 Automatic Analysis of Pediatric Renal Ultrasound Carlos S. Mendoza, Xin Kang, Nabile Safdar,
Using Shape, Anatomical and Image Acquisition Emmarie Myers, Aaron D. Martin, Enrico Grisan,Priors
Craig A. Peters, Marius George Linguraru

III-259

P3-22 Joint Model-Pixel Segmentation with PoseInvariant Deformable Graph-Priors

Bo Xiang, Jean-Francois Deux, Alain Rahmouni,
Nikos Paragios

III-267

P3-23 Abdominal Multi-organ CT Segmentation Using
Organ Correlation Graph and Prediction-Based
Shape and Location Priors

Toshiyuki Okada, Marius George Linguraru,
Masatoshi Hori, Ronald M. Summers, Noriyuki
Tomiyama, Yoshinobu Sato

III-275

Poster Session 3 14:00 – 16:30

Chair: Poul Nielsen (U. Auckland, NZ)

Physiological Modeling, Simulation, and Planning II
Poster Teaser: 15:30 – 15:40 (65 inch Monitor B) Guided Poster Tour: 15:40 – 16:10
P3-24 Multimodal Image Driven Patient Speciﬁc Tumor
Growth Modeling

Yixun Liu, Samira M. Sadowski, Allison B. Weisbrod, III-283
Electron Kebebew, Ronald M. Summers, Jianhua
Yao

P3-25 Patient-Speciﬁc Biomechanical Modeling ofVentricular Enlargement in Hydrocephalus from
Longitudinal Magnetic Resonance Imaging

Yasheng Chen, Zheng Fan, Songbai Ji, Joseph
Muenzer, Hongyu An, Weili Lin

III-291

P3-26 Simulation of Lipoﬁlling Reconstructive Surgery
Using Coupled Eulerian Fluid and Deformable
Solid Models

Vincent Majorczyk, Stephane Cotin, Christian
Duriez, Jeremie Allard

III-299

P3-27 Towards a Better Understanding of Pelvic System Pauline Lecomte-Grosbras, Mouhamadou Nassirou III-307
Disorders Using Numerical Simulation
Diallo, Jean-Francois. Witz, Damien Marchal,
Jeremie Dequidt, Stephane Cotin, Michel Cosson,
Christian Duriez, Matthias Brieu
P3-28 Constructive Real Time Feedback for a Temporal Yun Zhou, James Bailey, Ioanna Ioannou, Sudanthi
Bone Simulator
Wijewickrema, Gregor Kennedy, Stephen O'Leary

III-315

P3-29 Lattice Boltzmann Method for Fast PatientSpeciﬁc Simulation of Liver Tumor Ablation fromCT Images

Chloé Audigier, Tommaso Mansi, Hervé Delingette,
Saikiran Rapaka, Viorel Mihalef, Puneet Sharma,
Daniel Carnegie, Emad Boctor, Michael Choti, Ali
Kamen, Dorin Comaniciu, Nicholas Ayache

III-323

P3-30 Registration of a Validated Mechanical Atlas of
Middle Ear for Surgical Simulation

Guillaume Kazmitcheff, Christian Duriez, Mathieu
III-331
Miroir, Yann Nguyen, Olivier Sterkers, Alexis Bozorg
Grayeli, Stéphane Cotin

P3-31 Surgical Gesture Segmentation and Recognition

Lingling Tao, Luca Zappella, Gregory D. Hager,
René Vidal

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Posters (September 25)
PosterID

Title
Poster Session 3 14:00 – 16:30

LNCS
Pages

Author List
Chair: Randy Ellis (Queenʼs U., CA)

Intraoperative Guidance and Robotics II
Poster Teaser: 14:00 – 14:10 (65 inch Monitor C) Guided Poster Tour: 14:10 – 14:40
P3-32 Towards Intra-operative OCT Guidance for
Automatic Head Surgery: First Experimental
Results

Jesús Díaz Díaz, Dennis Kundrat, Kim-Fat Goh,
Omid Majdani, Tobias Ortmaier

III-347

P3-33 Conﬁgurable Automatic Detection andRegistration of Fiducial Frames for Device-toImage Registration in MRI-Guided Prostate
Interventions

Junichi Tokuda, Sang-Eun Song, Kemal Tuncali,
Clare Tempany, Nobuhiko Hata

III-355

P3-34 Robust Intraoperative US Probe Tracking Using a Uditha L. Jayarathne, A. Jonathan McLeod, Terry M. III-363
Monocular Endoscopic Camera
Peters, Elvis C.S. Chen
P3-35 Automatic Detection of Multiple and Overlapping
EP Catheters in Fluoroscopic Sequences

Fausto Milletari, Nassir Navab, Pascal Fallavollita

III-371

P3-36 Validation of Catheter Segmentation for MRGuided Gynecologic Cancer Brachytherapy

Guillaume Pernelle, Alireza Mehrtash, Lauren
Barber, Antonio Damato, Wei Wang, Ravi Teja
Seethamraju, Ehud Schmidt, Robert A. Cormack,
Williams Wells, Akila Viswanathan, Tina Kapur

III-380

P3-37 A Novel High Intensity Focused Ultrasound
Robotic System for Breast Cancer Treatment

Taizan Yonetsuji, Takehiro Ando, Junchen Wang,
III-388
Keisuke Fujiwara, Kazunori Itani, Takashi Azuma,
Kiyoshi Yoshinaka, Akira Sasaki, Shu Takagi, Etsuko
Kobayashi, Hongen Liao, Yoichiro Matsumoto, Ichiro
SakumaPoster Session 3 14:00 – 16:30

Chair: Marius George Linguraru (Childrenʼs Nat. Med. Ctr., US)

Microscope, Optical Imaging, and Histology III
Poster Teaser: 15:30 – 15:40 (65 inch Monitor C) Guided Poster Tour: 15:40 – 16:10
P3-38 Cell Orientation Entropy (COrE): Predicting
Biochemical Recurrence from Prostate Cancer
Tissue Microarrays

George Lee, Sahirzeeshan Ali, Robert Veltri,
Jonathan I. Epstein, Christhunesa Christudass,Anant Madabhushi

P3-39 Robust Selection-Based Sparse Shape Model for Fuyong Xing, Lin Yang
Lung Cancer Image Segmentation

III-396
III-404

P3-40 Flash Scanning Electron Microscopy

Raphael Sznitman, Aurelien Lucchi, Marco Cantoni, III-413
Graham Knott, Pascal Fua

P3-41 Superpixel Classiﬁcation Based Optic Cup
Segmentation

Jun Cheng, Jiang Liu, Dacheng Tao, Fengshou Yin,
Damon Wing Kee Wong, Yanwu Xu, Tien Yin Wong

III-421

P3-42 Learning from Partially Annotated OPT Images by Wenqi Li, Jianguo Zhang, Wei-Shi Zheng, Maria
Contextual Relevance Ranking
Coats, Frank A. Carey, Stephen J. McKenna

III-429

P3-43 Phenotype Detection in Morphological Mutant
Mice Using Deformation Features

Sharmili Roy, Xi Liang, Asanobu Kitamoto, Masaru
Tamura, Toshihiko Shiroishi, Michael S. Brown

III-437

P3-44 Efﬁcient Reconstruction-Based Optic Cup
Localization for Glaucoma Screening

Yanwu Xu, Stephen Lin, Damon Wing Kee Wong,
Jiang Liu, Dong Xu

III-445

P3-45 Automatic Detection of Blue-White Veil by
Ali Madooei, Mark S. Drew, Maryam Sadeghi, M.
Discrete Colour Matching in Dermoscopy Images Stella Atkins

III-453

P3-46 Separation of Benign and Malignant Glands in
Prostatic Adenocarcinoma

Sabrina Rashid, Ladan Fazli, Alexander Boag,
III-461
Robert Siemens, Purang Abolmaesumi, Septimiu E.
Salcudean

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Posters (September 25)
PosterID

Title
Poster Session 3 14:00 – 16:30

Author List

LNCS
Pages

Chair: Yogesh Rathi (Harvard Med. Sch. BWH, US)

Diffusion MRI II
Poster Teaser: 14:00 – 14:10(65 inch Monitor E) Guided Poster Tour: 14:10 – 14:40
P3-47 A Cross-Sectional Piecewise Constant Model for Brian G. Booth, Ghassan Hamarneh
Segmenting Highly Curved Fiber Tracts in
Diffusion MR Images

III-469

P3-48 Improving DTI Resolution from a Single Clinical
Acquisition: A Statistical Approach Using Spatial
Prior

Vikash Gupta, Nicholas Ayache, Xavier Pennec

III-477

P3-49 Adaptively Constrained Convex Optimization for
Accurate Fiber Orientation Estimation with High
Order Spherical Harmonics

Giang Tran, Yonggang Shi

III-485

P3-50 Fiber Continuity Based Spherical Deconvolutionin Spherical Harmonic Domain

Marco Reisert, Henrik Skibbe

III-493

P3-51 A 4D Hyperspherical Interpretation of q-space

Ameer Pasha Hosseinbor, Moo K. Chung, Yu-Chien III-501
Wu, Andrew L. Alexander, Barbara B. Bendlin

P3-52 Diffusion Propagator Estimation from Sparse
Measurements in a Tractography Framework

Yogesh Rathi, Borjan Gagoski, Kawin Setsompop,
Oleg Michailovich, P. Ellen Grant, Carl-Fredrik
WestinIII-510

P3-53 Characterizing the DIstribution of Anisotropic
MicrO-structural eNvironments with Diffusionweighted imaging (DIAMOND)

Benoit Scherrer, Armin Schwartzman, Maxime
Taquet, Sanjay P. Prabhu, Mustafa Sahin, Alireza
Akhondi-Asl, Simon K. Warﬁeld

III-518

P3-54 A Generative Model for Resolution Enhancement Pew-Thian Yap, Hongyu An, Yasheng Chen,of Diffusion MRI Data
Dinggang Shen
Poster Session 3 14:00 – 16:30

III-527

Chair: P. Thomas Fletcher (U. Utah, US)

Brain Segmentation and Atlases III
Poster Teaser: 14:00 – 14:10 (65 inch Monitor F) Guided Poster Tour: 14:10 – 14:40
P3-55 Multi-atlas Segmentation without Registration: A
Supervoxel-Based Approach

Hongzhi Wang, Paul A. Yushkevich

III-535

P3-56 Adaptive Voxel, Texture and Temporal Conditional Zahra Karimaghaloo, Hassan Rivaz, Douglas L.
Random Fields for Detection of Gad-Enhancing Arnold, D. Louis Collins, Tal Arbel
Multiple Sclerosis Lesions in Brain MRI

III-543

P3-57 Minimizing Joint Risk of Mislabeling for Iterative
Patch-Based Label Fusion

Guorong Wu, Qian Wang, Shu Liao, Daoqiang
Zhang, Feiping Nie, Dinggang Shen

III-551

P3-58 Lateral Ventricle Segmentation of 3D Pre-term
Neonates US Using Convex Optimization

Wu Qiu, Jing Yuan, Jessica Kishimoto, Eranga
Ukwatta, Aaron Fenster

III-559

P3-59 Semi-automatic Brain Tumor Segmentation by
Constrained MRFs Using Structural Trajectories

Liang Zhao, Wei Wu, Jason J. Corso

III-567

P3-60 A Probabilistic, Non-parametric Framework forInter-modality Label Fusion

Juan Eugenio Iglesias, Mert Rory Sabuncu, Koen
Van Leemput

III-576

P3-61 Weighted Functional Boxplot with Application to
Statistical Atlas Construction

Yi Hong, Brad Davis, J.S. Marron, Roland Kwitt,
Marc Niethammer

III-584

P3-62 Bayesian Estimation of Probabilistic Atlas for
Anatomically-Informed Functional MRI Group
Analyses

Hao Xu, Bertrand Thirion, Stéphanie Allassonnière

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PosterID

Title
Poster Session 3 14:00 – 16:30

LNCS
Pages

Author List
Chair: Pierre Jannin (Inserm, FR)

Functional MRI and Neuroscience Applications II
Poster Teaser: 15:30 – 15:40 (65 inch Monitor F) Guided Poster Tour: 15:40 – 16:10
P3-63 Exhaustive Search of the SNP-SNP Interactome
Identiﬁes Epistatic Effects on Brain Volume in
Two Cohorts

Derrek P. Hibar, Jason L. Stein, Neda Jahanshad,III-600
Omid Kohannim, Arthur W. Toga, Katie L. McMahon,
Greig I. de Zubicaray, Grant W. Montgomery,
Nicholas G. Martin, Margaret J. Wright, Michael W.
Weiner, Paul M. Thompson

P3-64 Sparse Representation of Group-Wise FMRI
Signals

Jinglei Lv, Xiang Li, Dajiang Zhu, Xi Jiang, Xin
Zhang, Xintao Hu, Tuo Zhang, Lei Guo, Tianming
Liu

III-608

P3-65 Anatomy-Guided Discovery of Large-Scale
Consistent Connectivity-Based CorticalLandmarks

Xi Jiang, Tuo Zhang, Dajiang Zhu, Kaiming Li,
Jinglei Lv, Lei Guo, Tianming Liu

III-617

P3-66 Sparse Representation of Higher-Order
Functional Interaction Patterns in Task-BasedFMRI Data

Shu Zhang, Xiang Li, Jinglei Lv, Xi Jiang, Dajiang
Zhu, Hanbo Chen, Tuo Zhang, Lei Guo, Tianming
Liu

III-626

P3-67 Fusing Functional Signals by Sparse CanonicalCorrelation Analysis Improves Network
Reproducibility

Jeffrey T. Duda, John A. Detre, Junghoon Kim,
James C. Gee, Brian B. Avants

III-635

P3-68 Multi-resolutional Brain Network Filtering andAnalysis via Wavelets on Non-euclidean SpaceWon Hwa Kim, Nagesh Adluru, Moo K. Chung,III-643
Sylvia Charchut, Johnson J. GadElkarim, Lori
Altshuler, Teena Moody, Anand Kumar, Vikas Singh,
Alex D. Leow

P3-69 Implications of Inconsistencies between fMRI and Bernard Ng, Gael Varoquaux, Jean Baptiste Poline,
dMRI on Multimodal Connectivity Estimation
Bertrand Thirion

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MICCAI Workshops, Challenges and Tutorials
Registration for all workshops, challenges and tutorials takes place at Toyoda Auditorium, groundfloor. Workshops, challenges and tutorials will be held in the IB building (IB Lecture Hall and rooms
IB011 to IB015), the ES building (rooms ES021 to ES 025 and rooms ES033 to ES035), and thesecond floor of the Noyori Conference Hall. Lunch and coffee breaks will be provided at eachlocation. The IB building, ES building and Noyori Conference Hall are within 5 minutesʼ walk fromToyoda Auditorium.
The posters for workshops in the IB building will be set up around the rooms holding the workshops.
The posters for events in the ES building will be set up in a passageway on the 2nd floor of the ESbuilding. The posters for workshops in the Noyori Conference Hall will be set up in passageways on
the ground floor of the Noyori Conference Hall. Posters must be mounted on the day of the workshop
from 8:30 and have to be taken down before 18:00 on the same day. Any remaining posters will bediscarded.
The poster size for MICCAI 2013 workshops and challenges is standard A0 Portrait (width: 841 mm,
height: 1189 mm). The conference will supply materials for mounting your posters. The size
specification must be strictly adhered to when you prepare your posters.

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Workshops
ABDI 2013

5th International Workshop on Abdominal Imaging: Computational andClinical Applications
http://www.abd-miccai.org/
Hiro Yoshida, Simon Warfield, Michael VannierES033 3rd Floor, 08:00 – 17:05
CBM8
Computational Biomechanics for Medicine VIII
http://school.mech.uwa.edu.au/CBM2013/
Karol Miller, Adam Wittek, Poul M.F. Nielsen
IB011 1st Floor, 09:00 – 17:30
CDMRIʼ13
MICCAI 2013 Workshop on Computational Diffusion MRI
http://cmic.cs.ucl.ac.uk/cdmri13/
Gemma Nedjati-Gilani, Eleftheria Panagiotaki, Lauren O'Donnell, Thomas Schultz
IB015 1st Floor, 08:45 – 17:15
CLIP 2013

Workshop on Clinical Image-based Procedures: Translational Research in
Medical Imaging
http://miccai-clip.org/2013/index.html
Klaus Drechsler, Marius Erdt, Miguel González Ballester, Marius George Linguraru, Cristina Oyarzun,
Raj Shekhar, Stefan Wesarg
ES025 2nd Floor, 09:00 – 17:00
M2CAI
Modeling and Monitoring of Computer Assisted Interventions
http://twins.twmu.ac.jp/m2cai2013/
Guang-Zhong Yang, Nicolas Padoy, Thomas Neumuth, Ken Masamune, Pierre Jannin, Hiroshi Iseki,
Gregory D. Hager, Stamatia Giannarou, Takashi Suzuki
IB012 1st Floor, 08:30 – 12:30
MBIA 2013
3rd International Workshop on Multimodal Brain Image Analysis
http://www.iu.edu/~mbia/
Li Shen, Tianming Liu, Pew-Thian Yap, Heng Huang, Dinggang Shen, Carl-Fredrik Westin
IB013 1st Floor, 08:30 – 17:00
MFCAʼ13

4th MICCAI Workshop on Mathematical Foundations of Computational
Anatomyhttp://www-sop.inria.fr/asclepios/events/MFCA13/
Xavier Pennec, Sarang Joshi, Mads Nielsen, Tom Fletcher, Stanley Durrleman, Stefan Sommer
ES034 3rd Floor, 08:30 – 17:20
MIAR 2013
The 6th International Workshop on Medical Imaging and Augmented Reality
http://www.miar.org/2013/
Ken Masamune, Guoyan Zheng, Hongen Liao, Terry Peters, Cristian Linte
Noyori Conference Hall 2nd Floor, 08:00 – 16:55
MICCAI-STENT The 2nd International MICCAI-Workshop on Computer Assisted Stenting
http://campar.in.tum.de/STENT2013/WebHome
Simone Balocco, Carlo Gatta, Stefanie Demirci, Geir Arne Tangen, Su-Lin Lee
IB012 1st Floor, 13:30 – 17:00

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MLMIʼ13
4th International Workshop on Machine Learning in Medical Imaging
http://mlmi2013.web.unc.edu/
Dinggang Shen, Pingkun Yan, Kenji Suzuki, Fei Wang
IB Lecture Hall 2nd Floor, 08:30 – 17:15
MMBC 2013
Mathematical Methods for Brain Connectivity
http://groups.csail.mit.edu/vision/mmbc2013/
Archana Venkataraman, Bertrand Thirion, Gaël Varoquaux, Maxime Descoteaux, Rachid Deriche,
Ragini Verma
IB014 1st Floor, 08:45 – 17:00

Challenges
AMIDA13
MICCAI Grand Challenge: Assessment of Mitosis Detection Algorithms 2013
http://amida13.isi.uu.nl/
Mitko Veta, Max A. Viergever, Josien P.W. Pluim, Nikolaos Stathonikos, Paul J. van Diest
ES024 2nd Floor,
ASPS-BRATS

NCI-MICCAI 2013 Challenges: Automated Segmentation of Prostate
Structures (ASPS) and Multiparametric Brain Tumor Segmentation
https://wiki.cancerimagingarchive.net/display/Public/NCI-MICCAI+2013+Grand+Challenges+in+I
mage+Segmentation
http://martinos.org/qtim/miccai2013/
Stephen Aylward, Nicolas Bloch, Larry Clarke, Andinet Enquobahrie, Keyvan Farahani, John
Freymann, Elizabeth Gerstner, Henkjan Huisman, Carl Jaffe, Jayashree Kalpathy-Cramer, Justin
Kirby, Anant Madabhushi, Bjoern Menze, Mauricio Reyes, Mirabela Rusu
ES022 2nd Floor, 09:00 – 17:00
DTIChallenge

MICCAI DTI Tractography Challenge on Peritumoral White Matter Anatomy
for Neurosurgical Decision-Making
http://dti-challenge.org/
Sonia Pujol, Ron Kikinis, Alexandra Golby, Arya Nabavi, Martin Styner, Guido Gerig, William Wells,
Carl-Fredrik Westin, Laurent Chauvin, Carlo Pierpaoli
ES021 2nd Floor, 08:00 – 17:00

Tutorials
IAAMI 2013
Introduction to Analysis and Applications of Molecular Imaging
http://phd.gccis.rit.edu/feigao/IAAMI2013/Site_2/Home.html
Fei Gao, Kuangyu Shi
ES035 3rd Floor, 08:30 – 12:30
SMMIA
Stochastic Modeling for Medical Image Analysis
https://louisville.edu/speed/bioengineering/faculty/bioengineering-full/dr-ayman-el-baz/miccaitutorial.html
Ayman El-Baz, Georgy Gimel'farb
ES035 3rd Floor, 14:00 – 17:30
VTR 2013

Visual Tracking and 3D Reconstruction for Computer Assisted Interventions:
State-of-The-art and Challenges
http://www.lapix.ufsc.br/TutorialMiccai2013/
Rogerio Richa, Raphael Sznitman, Sandrine Voros
ES023 2nd Floor, 09:00 – 17:30

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Workshops
BIA 2013
MICCAI 2013 Workshop on Breast Image Analysis
http://www.cs.ucl.ac.uk/bia2013/
Anne L Martel, Nico Karssemeijer, Mads Nielsen, Martyn Nash, Julia Schnabel,
Despina Kontos, John Hipwell,
IB011 1st Floor, 09:00 – 17:00
BIV-PCSMICCAI 2013 workshop on Bio-Imaging and Visualization for PatientCustomized Simulations
https://sites.google.com/site/mwbivpcs/
João Manuel R. S. Tavares, Xiongbiao Luo, Shuo Li
ES023 2nd Floor, 08:30 – 12:00
CSI 2013

MICCAI 2013 workshop on Computational Methods and Clinical Applicationsfor Spine Imaging
http://www.digitalimaginggroup.ca/members/Shuo/spine/MICCAIWorkshop.html
Jianhua Yao, Tobias Klinder, Aly A. Farag, Shuo Li
ES034 3rd Floor, 08:50 – 17:15
HPC

The Sixth International Workshop on High Performance Computing for
Biomedical Image Analysis
http://www.cs.uky.edu/hpmiccai2013/
Lin Yang, David J. Foran, Joel H. Saltz, Bogdan Georgescu
IB014 1st Floor, 08:50 – 17:00
MCBR-CDSʼ13

MICCAI 2013 workshop on Medical Content-based Retrieval for Clinical
Decision Support
http://www.mcbr-cds.org/
Tanveer Syeda-Mahmood, Hayit Greenspan, Anant Madabhushi
ES025 2nd Floor, 09:00 – 15:10
MCV
MICCAI 2013 workshop on Medical Computer Vision
http://www.medicalcomputervision.org/
Bjoern Menze, Georg Langs, Albert Montillo, Michael Kelm, Henning Mueller, Zhuowen Tu
IB Lecture Hall 2nd Floor, 08:30 – 17:00
MeshMed 2013 MICCAI 2013 Workshop on Mesh Processing in Medical Image Analysis
http://www2.imm.dtu.dk/projects/MeshMed//
Joshua A. Levine, Rasmus R. Paulsen, Yongjie Zhang
IB013 1st Floor, 09:00 – 17:10
PIA2013
Fifth International Workshop on Pulmonary Image Analysis
http://www.lungworkshop.org/2013/
Reinhard R. Beichel, Marleen de Bruijne, Sven Kabus, Atilla P. Kiraly, Jan Martin Kuhnigk, Jamie R.
McClelland, Takayuki Kitasaka, Eva van Rikxoort, Simon Rit
IB012 1st Floor, 08:25 – 17:00
SACAI 2013

MICCAI 2013 workshop on Systems and Architectures for Computer Assisted
Interventions
https://smarts.lcsr.jhu.edu/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=event:miccai.workshop.2013
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Kiyoyuki Chinzei, Nobuhiko Hata, Peter Kazanzides, Rajesh Kumar, Andinet Enquobahrie, Stefan
Bohn, Oliver Burgert
ES024 2nd Floor, 09:30 – 16:00
STACOMʼ13

4th International Workshop on Stastical Atlases and Computational Modelsof the Heart
http://www.cardiacatlas.org/web/stacom2013
Alistair Young, Oscar Camara, Tommaso Mansi, Mihaela Pop, Kawal Rhode, Maxime Sermesant
IB015 1st Floor, 09:00 – 17:30

Challenges
MRBrainS13
MICCAI Grand Challenge on MR Brain Image Segmentation
http://mrbrains13.isi.uu.nl/Adriënne Mendrik, Geert Jan Biessels, Hugo Kuijf, Koen Vincken, Max Viergever
ES022 2nd Floor, 08:30 – 17:00
SATA'13

MICCAI Challenge Workshop on Segmentation: Algorithms, Theory andApplications
https://masi.vuse.vanderbilt.edu/workshop2013/index.php/Main_Page
Bennett Landman, Simon Warfield
ES021 2nd Floor, 08:30 – 17:00

Tutorials
CTK-MICCAI2013 Common Architecture for Algorithm Development and Deployment
http://www.dkfz.de/en/mbi/ctk-miccai2013/index.html
Sascha Zelzer, Marco Nolden, Sonia Pujol, Steve Pieper, Matt Clarkson
ES035 3rd Floor, 08:30 – 12:30
intelligentMRIntelligent Imaging: Linking MR Acquisition and Processing
http://www.med.umich.edu/intelligentMR/MiCCAI13tut/
Boklye Kim, Charles R. Meyer, Daniel Rueckert, Colin Studholme, William Wells
ES033 3rd Floor, 08:30 – 17:00
RMI
R based Medical Imaging Tutorial
http://stnava.github.io/RMI/
Brian B. Avants, Tom Fletcher
ES035 3rd Floor,

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MICCAI 2013 Organization
General Chair and Co-Chair

Kensaku Mori (Nagoya University, Japan)
Ichiro Sakuma (The University of Tokyo, Japan)

Program Chair and Co-Chairs

Yoshinobu Sato (Osaka University, Japan)
Christian Barillot (CNRS, France)
Nassir Navab (TU Munich, Germany)

Workshop Chair and Co-Chairs

Hongen Liao Tsinghua University China
Akinobu Shimizu Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology Japan
Pierre Jannin Universite de Rennes 1 France
Simon Warfield Boston Children's Hospital Harvard, USA

MICCAI 2013 Program Committee

Purang Abolmaesumi (University of British Columbia, Canada)
Burak Acar (Boğaziçi University, Turkey)
Daniel Alexander (University College London, UK)
Stephen Aylward (Kitware, USA)
Wolfgang Birkfellner (Medical University of Vienna, Austria)
Albert C. S. Chung (HKUST, Hong Kong)
Ela Claridge (University of Birmingham, UK)
D. Louis Collins (McGill University, Canada)
Dorin Comaniciu (Siemens, USA)Tim Cootes (University of Manchester, UK)
Stephane Cotin (Inria, France)
Antonio Criminisi (Microsoft Research, UK)
Christos Davatzikos (University of Pennsylvania, USA)
Benoit Dawant (Vanderbilt University, USA)
Marleen de Bruijne Erasmus (MC & University of
Copenhagen, TheNetherlands & Denmark)
Herv_e Delingette (Inria, France)
Rachid Deriche (Inria, France)
James S Duncan (Yale University, USA)
Philip Edwards (Imperial College London, UK)
Randy Ellis (Queen's University, Canada)
Gabor Fichtinger (Queen's University, Canada)
P. Thomas Fletcher (University of Utah, USA)
Alejandro Frangi (University of Sheffield, UK)
James Gee (University of Pennsylvania, USA)
Guido Gerig (University of Utah, USA)
Ben Glocker (Microsoft Research, UK)

Leo Grady (HeartFlow, USA)
Hayit Greenspan (Tel Aviv University, Israel)
Alexander Hammers (Neurodis Foundation , France)
Nobuhiko Hata (Harvard Medical School, USA)David Hawkes (University College London, UK)
Tobias Heimann (Siemens, Germany)
Joachim Hornegger (University of Erlangen-Nuremberg, Germany)
Ameet Jain (Philips, USA)
Pierre Jannin (Inserm, France)
Tianzi Jiang (Chinese Academy of Sciences, China)
Marie-Pierre (Jolly Siemens, USA)
Leo Joskowicz (Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel)
Ioannis Kakadiaris (University of Houston, USA)
Nico Karssemeijer (Radboud University, The Netherlands)
Ron Kikinis (Harvard Medical School, USA)
Rasmus Larsen (Technical University of Denmark, Denmark)Shuo Li (GE Healthcare, Canada)
Hongen Liao (Tsinghua University, China)
Marius George (Linguraru Children's National Medical Center, USA)
Tianming Liu (University of Georgia, USA)
Cristian Lorenz (Philips, Germany)
Anant Madabhushi (Case Western Reserve University, USA)
Frederik Maes (KU Leuven, Belgium)
Jean-Francois Mangin (CEA, France)
Anne Martel (University of Toronto, Canada)
Ken Masamune (University of Tokyo, Japan)
Yoshitaka Masutani (University of Tokyo, Japan)
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Dimitris Metaxas (Rutgers University, USA)
Mehdi Moradi (University of British Columbia, Canada)
Mads Nielsen (University of Copenhagen, Denmark)
Poul Nielsen (University of Auckland, New Zealand)
Wiro Niessen (Erasmus MC & TU Delft, The Netherlands)
Alison Noble (Oxford University, UK)
Sebastien Ourselin (University College London, UK)
Nicolas Padoy (University of Strasbourg, France)
Nikos Paragios (Centale & Ponts-Paris Tech, France)
Xavier Pennec (Inria, France)
Terry M Peters (Roberts Research Institute, Canada)
Josien Pluim (UMC Utrecht, The Netherlands)
Kilian Pohl (University of Pennsylvania, USA)
Torsten Rohlfing (SRI International, USA)
François Rousseau (CNRS, France)
Daniel Rueckert( Imperial College London, UK)
Mert Rory Sabuncu (Harvard Medical School, USA)Tim Salcudean (University of British Columbia, Canada)
Julia A. Schnabel (Oxford University, UK)
Dinggang Shen (University of North Carolina, USA)
Akinobu Shimizu (Tokyo University of A & T, Japan)
Kaleem Siddiqi (McGill University, Canada)
Lawrence Staib (Yale University, USA)
Danail Stoyanov (University College London, UK)

MICCAI 2013 Organizing Committee
Kensaku Mori
Ichiro Sakuma
Yoshinobu Sato
Yen-Wei Chen
Kiyoyuki Chinzei
Takeyoshi Dohi
Masakatsu G. Fujie
Hiroshi Fujita
Hidemi Goto
Hideaki Haneishi
Yoshinori Hasegawa

Makoto Hashizume
Hidekata Hontani
Koji Ikuta
Atsushi Imiya
Hiroshi Iseki
Shoji Kido
Masaki Kitajima
Takayuki Kitasaka
Hidefumi Kobatake
Etsuko Kobayashi
Yasuhiro Kodera

MICCAI 2013 Executive Committee
Kensaku Mori
Ichiro Sakuma
Yoshinobu Sato
Takehiro Ando
Jumpei Arata
Yuichiro Hayashi
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Shingo Iwano
Yasukazu Kajita
Takayuki Kitasaka
Etsuko Kobayashi
Hongen Liao
Ken Masamune

Colin Studholme (Washington, USA)
Martin Styner (University of North Carolina, USA)
Chris Taylor (University of Manchester, UK)
Russell Taylor (Johns Hopkins University, USA)
Bertrand Thirion (Inria, France)
Paul Thompson (UCLA, USA)
Jocelyne Troccaz (CNRS, France)
Regis Vaillant (GE Healthcare, France)
Bram van Ginneken (Radboud University, The Netherlands)
Koen Van Leemput (Harvard Medical School, USA)
Baba Vemuri (University of Florida, USA)
Ragini Verma (University of Pennsylvania, USA)
Rene Vidal (Johns Hopkins University, USA)
Christian Wachinger (MIT, USA)
Simon Warfield (Harvard Medical School, USA)
Jürgen Weese (Philips, Germany)
Wolfgang Wein (TU Munich, Germany)
William Wells (Harvard Medical School, USA)
Carl-Fredrik Westin (Harvard Medical School, USA)
Guang Zhong Yang (Imperial College London, UK)
Ziv Yaniv (Children's National Medical Center, USA)
Alistair Young (University of Auckland, New Zealand)
Guoyan Zheng (University of Bern, Switzerland)
Darko Zikic (Microsoft Research, UK)

Hongen Liao
Ken Masamune
Yoshitaka Masutani
Yoshito Mekada
Mamoru Mitsuishi
Ken'ichi Morooka
Yoshihiro Muragaki
Shinji Naganawa
Masato Nagino
Toshiya Nakaguchi
Yoshikazu Nakajima

Ryoichi Nakamura
Shigeru Nawano
Noboru Niki
Atsushi Nishikawa
Makoto Nokata
Akinobu Shimizu
Toru Tamaki
Morimasa Tomikawa
Toshihiko Wakabayashi

Yoshito Mekada
Shinji Mizuno
Ryoichi Nakamura
Yukitaka Nimura
Masahiro Oda
Toshiyuki Okada

Jun Okamoto
Shinya Onogi
Takashi Suzuki
Junchen WangMICCAI 2013 Local Executive Committee
Kensaku Mori
Yuichiro Hayashi
Takayuki Kitasaka
Xiongbiao Luo

Yoshito Mekada
Shinji Mizuno
Yoshihiko Nakamura
Yukitaka Nimura

Masahiro Oda
Daniel Rueckert
Kengo Suzuki
Mizuru Suzuki

Emi Tanahashi

Financial Chair and Co-Chair

Takayuki Kitasaka, (Aichi Institute of Technology)
Etsuko Kobayashi (University of Tokyo)

Local Arrangement Chair

Masahiro Oda (Nagoya University)

Publicity Chair and Co-Chair
Toshiyuki Okada (Osaka University)
Yukitaka Nimura (Nagoya University)

Workshop Publicity Chair and Co-Chairs
Xiongbiao Luo (Nagoya University)
Masahiro Oda (Nagoya University)
Yoshihiko Nakamura (Nagoya University)

Public Lecture Chair and Co-Chair
Ken Masamune (University of Tokyo)
Yukitaka Nimura (Nagoya University)

MICCAI Reception and Banquet Chair
Yuichiro Hayashi (Nagoya University)
Yukitaka Nimura (Nagoya University)

MICCAI Futsal Chair and Co-Chair
Yoshitaka Masutani (University of Tokyo)
Masahiro Oda (Nagoya University)

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Abugharbieh, Rafeef
Achterberg, Hakim
Acosta-Tamayo, Oscar
Adluru, Nagesh
Afacan, Onur
Afsari, Bijan
Aganj, Iman
Ahmadi, Seyed-Ahmad
Aja-Fernández, Santiago
Akhondi-Asl, Alireza
Alam, Kaisar
Alander, Jarmo
Alexander, Andrew
Ali, Sahirzeeshan
Alic, Lejla
Aljabar, Paul
Allan, Maximilian
An, Jungha
Andres, Bjoern
Angelini, Elsa
Angelopoulou, Elli
Antony, Bhavna
Anwander, Alfred
Arbel, Tal
Arimura, Hidetaka
Ashburner, John
Assemlal, Haz-Edine
Atasoy, Selen
Atkins, Stella
Aubert-Broche, Berengere
Audette, Michel
Auzias, Guillaume
Avants, Brian
Awate, SuyashAxel, Leon
Ayad, Maria
Bach Cuadra, Meritxell
Baka, Nora
Baldock, Richard
Baloch, Sajjad
Barbu, Adrian
Barmpoutis, Angelos
Barratt, Dean
Bartoli, Adrien
Basavanhally, Ajay
Batmanghelich, Nematollah
Batmanghelich, Kayhan
Bauer, Stefan
Baumann, Michael
Becker, Tim
Beichel, Reinhard
Bekkers, Erik
Ben Ayed, Ismail
Bergeles, Christos
Berger, Marie-Odile
Bergmeir, Christoph
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Bernardis, Elena
Betrouni, Nacim
Bhatia, Kanwal
Bhotika, Rahul
Biesdorf, Andreas
Bilgic, Berkin
Bismuth, Vincent
Blaschko, Matthew
Bloy, Luke
Blum, Tobias
Boctor, Emad
Bodenstedt, Sebastian
Bogunovic, Hrvoje
Boisvert, Jonathan
Boroczky, Lilla
Bosch, Johan
Bouarfa, Loubna
Bouix, Sylvain
Bourgeat, Pierrick
Brady, Michael
Bria, Alessandro
Brost, Alexander
Buelow, Thomas
Butakoff, Constantine
Caan, Matthan
Cahill, NathanCai, Weidong
Camara, Oscar
Cao, Kunlin
Cardenes, Ruben
Cardoso, Manuel Jorge
Carmichael, Owen
Caruyer, EmmanuelCastaǹeda, Victor
Castro-Gonzalez, Carlos
Cater, John
Cattin, Philippe C.
Cebral, Juan
Celebi, M. Emre
Cetingul, Hasan Ertan
Chakravarty, M. Mallar
Chan, Raymond
Chefd'hotel, Christophe
Chen, Ting
Chen, Chao
Chen, George
Chen, Xinjian
Chen, Elvis C. S.
Chen, Thomas Kuiran
Chen, Terrence
Cheng, Jian
Cheriet, Farida
Chinzei, Kiyoyuki
Chitphakdithai, Nicha
Chou, Yiyu

Chowdhury, Ananda
Christensen, Gary
Chung, Moo
Cifor, Amalia
Cimen, Serkan
Cinquin, Philippe
Ciuciu, Philippe
Clarkson, Matthew
Clarysse, Patrick
Clouchoux, Cédric
Cobzas, Dana
Colliot, Olivier
Commowick, Olivier
Cook, Philip
Corso, Jason
Costa, Maria
Coulon, Olivier
Counsell, Serena J.
Coupe, Pierrick
Cowan, BrettCrimi, Alessandro
Crum, William
Cui, Xinyi
Cuingnet, Remi
Daducci, Alessandro
Daga, Pankaj
Dahl, Anders L.
Darkner, Sune
Dauguet, Julien
David, Liu
De Craene, Mathieu
De Raedt, Sepp
Dehghan, Ehsan
Deligianni, Fani
Delong, Andrew
Demiralp, Cagatay
Demirci, Stefanie
Deng, Xiang
Dequidt, Jeremie
Descoteaux, Maxime
Desvignes, Michel
Dibella, Edward
Diciotti, Stefano
Dijkstra, Jouke
Dimaio, Simon
Ding, Kai
Donner, René
Douiri, Abdel
Dowling, Jason
Doyle, Scott
Drechsler, Klaus
Du, Yuhui
Duan, Qi
Duchateau, Nicolas
Duchesnay, Edouard
Duchesne, Simon

Dufour, Pascal
Duriez, ChristianDurrleman, Stanley
Dzyubachyk, Oleh
Ecabert, Olivier
Egger, Jan
Ehrhardt, Jan
El-Baz, Ayman
Elen, An
Elliott, Colm
Elson, Daniel
Ennis, Daniel
Enquobahrie, Andinet
Erdt, Marius
Eskildsen, Simon
Eslami, Abouzar
Essert, Caroline
Fahmi, Rachid
Fallavollita, Pascal
Fan, Yong
Farag, Aly
Fedorov, Andriy
Fei, Baowei
Fenster, Aaron
Figl, Michael
Figueroa, C. Alberto
Fishbaugh, James
Fitzpatrick, J MichaelFlorack, Luc
Fogtmann, Mads
Fonov, Vladimir
Forestier, Germain
Foroughi, Pezhman
Fouard, Celine
Freiman, Moti
Freysinger, Wolfgang
Friman, Ola
Fripp, Jurgen
Frouin, Vincent
Fua, Pascal
Funka-Lea, Gareth
Fuster, Andrea
Gangeh, Mehrdad
Ganz, MelanieGao, Mingchen
Gao, Wei
Gao, Yaozong
Garcia-Lorenzo, Daniel
Garyfallidis, Eleftherios
Gaser, ChristianGeorgescu, Bogdan
Ghanbari, Yasser
Gholipour, Ali
Ghosh, Aurobrata
Giannarou, Stamatia
Gibson, Eli

Giger, Maryellen
Gilles, BenjaminGilson, Wesley
Ginsburg, Shoshana
Gobbi, David
Goh, Alvina
Goksel, Orcun
Gonzalez Ballester, Miguel Angel
Gooya, Ali
Gorospe, Giann
Graham, Jim
Gramfort, Alexandre
Gray, Katherine
Grbic, Sasa
Guerrero, Julian
Guetter, ChristophGulsun, Mehmet Akif
Gupta, Aditya
Gur, Yaniv
Gutman, Boris
Guye, Maxime
Hacihaliloglu, Ilker
Haeck, Tom
Haeffele, Ben
Hager, Gregory D
Hahn, Horst
Hajnal, Joseph
Haldar, Justin
Hamamci, Andac
Hamarneh, Ghassan
Hamm, Jihun
Hanaoka, Shouhei
Haneishi, Hideaki
Hanson, Dennis
Hao, Xiang
Harders, Matthias
Hatt, Chuck
Haynor, David
He, Huiguang
Heckemann, Rolf
Heese, Harald
Heinrich, Mattias Paul
Heldmann, Stefan
Hernandez, Monica
Hinkle, Jacob
Hipwell, John
Hirano, Yasushi
Holmes, David
Hong, Jaesung
Hong, Byung-Woo
Honnorat, Nicolas
Hontani, Hidekata
Howe, RobertHu, Mingxing
Hu, Zhihong
Hu, Yipeng

Huang, Heng
Huang, Xiaolei
Huang, Junzhou
Huisman, Henkjan
Hyde, Damon
Iglesias, Juan Eugenio
Ingalhalikar, Madhura
Ionasec, Razvan
Isgum, Ivana
Jagadeesan, Jayender
Jain, Aastha
Jain, Saurabh
Janoos, Firdaus
Janowczyk, Andrew
Jbabdi, Saad
Jian, Bing
Jiang, Yifeng
Johnson, Hans
Jomier, Julien
Jordan, Petr
Joshi, Anand
Joshi, Sarang
Joung, Sanghyun
Kabus, Sven
Kachelrieß, Marc
Kaden, Enrico
Kadoury, SamuelKahl, Fredrik
Kainmueller, Dagmar
Kang, Xin
Kapoor, Ankur
Kapur, Tina
Karamalis, Athanasios
Karimaghaloo, Zahra
Kataoka, Hiroyuki
Katouzian, Amin
Kazanzides, Peter
Keeve, Erwin
Kerckhoffs, Roy
Kerrien, Erwan
Khalvati, Farzad
Khan, Ali R.
Khurd, Parmeshwar
Kim, Minjeong
Kim, Boklye
Kim, Kio
Kindlmann, Gordon
Kirchberg, Klaus
Kirisli, Hortense
Kitasaka, Takayuki
Klein, Martina
Klein, Tassilo
Klein, Stefan
Klinder, Tobias
Koay, Cheng
Kobayashi, Yo
Kohlberger, Timo
Komodakis, Nikos
Konukoglu, Ender

Krieger, Axel
Krissian, Karl
Kruggel, Frithjof
Kumar, Rajesh
Kumar, Ankur
Kumar, Ritwik
Kunz, Manuela
Kurkure, Uday
Kwok, Ka-Wai
Kwon, Dongjin
Ladikos, Alexander
Lalys, Florent
Landman, Bennett
Langs, Georg
Lapeer, Rudy
Laporte, Catherine
Lartizien, Carole
Lasser, Tobias
Lasso, Andras
Lauze, Francois
Law, Max W.K.
Lecoeur, Jeremy
Ledesma-Carbayo, Maria-J
Ledig, ChristianLee, George
Lee, Tim
Lee, Su-Lin
Lee, Junghoon
Lefèvre, Julien
Lekadir, Karim
Lelieveldt, Boudewijn
Lenglet, Christophe
Lensu, Lasse
Lepore, Natasha
Leung, Kelvin
Li, Chunming
Li, Ying
Li, Hongsheng
Li, Ming
Li, Yang
Li, Kaiming
Li, Fuhai
Li, BoLi, GangLiao, Shu
Liao, RuiLiao, Jun
Lin, Ming
Linte, Cristian
Litjens, Geert
Liu, Huafeng
Liu, Sidong
Liu, Xiaoxiao
Liu, Jianfei
Liu, Xiaofeng
Liu, Manhua
Liu, Meizhu
Lo, Pechin
Loew, Murray

Lombaert, Herve
Loog, Marco
Lorenzi, Marco
Lu, LeLu, Xiaoguang
Lu, ChaoLuboz, Vincent
Lucas, Blake
Lueth, Tim
Lui, Lok Ming
Luo, Xiongbiao
Lézoray, Olivier
Ma, Burton
Machiraju, Raghu
Mackay, Alex
Maddah, Mahnaz
Maduskar, Pragnya
Magee, Derek
Mahdavi, Seyedeh Sara
Maier-Hein (né Fritzsche), Klaus H.
Maier-Hein, Lena
Major, David
Majumdar, Angshul
Makram-Ebeid, Sherif
Malandain, Gregoire
Manduca, Armando
Manjon, Jose V.
Manniesing, Rashindra
Mansi, Tommaso
Marchal, Maud
Mariottini, Gian Luca
Marrakchi-Kacem, Linda
Marsland, Stephen
Martin-Fernandez, Marcos
Martinez-Perez, Elena
Martí, Robert
Mateus, Diana
Matsumiya, Kiyoshi
Mattes, Julian
Maurel, Pierre
Mcclelland, Jamie
Mccormick, Matthew
Medrano-Gracia, Pau
Mehrabian, Hatef
Meier, Dominik
Meinzer, Hans-Peter
Melbourne, Andrew
Menze, Bjoern
Merlet, Sylvain
Mertzanidou, Thomy
Metz, Coert
Meyer, Chuck
Meyer, Francois
Michailovich, Oleg
Michel, Fabrice
Miga, Michael
Miller, James
Miller, Karol
Mirota, Daniel

Modat, Marc
Modersitzki, Jan
Mohamed, Ashraf
Momayyez, ParyaMontiel, J.M. Martiínez
Montillo, Albert
Morooka, Ken'ichi
Mory, Benoit
Mountney, Peter
Mousavi, Zahra
Mousavi, Parvin
Mozer, Pierre
Mueller, Susanne
Murgasova, Maria
Murphy, Keelin
Mylonas, George
Müller, Henning
Nageotte, Florent
Najman, Laurent
Napel, Sandy
Nappi, Janne
Narayana, Ponnada
Natarajan, Shyam
Negahdar, Mohammadreza
Neumuth, Thomas
Ng, Bernard
Niaf, Emilie
Nichols, Thomas
Nickisch, Hannes
Nicolau, Stephane
Nie, Jingxin
Niederer, Steven
Niethammer, Marc
Nikou, Christophoros
Nir, Guy
Noble, Jack
Noblet, Vincent
Nolte, Lutz
Nordsletten, David
Novak, Carol
O'Donnell, Thomas
O'Donnell, Lauren
Oda, Masahiro
Oguz, Ipek
Okada, Toshiyuki
Okada, Kazunori
Okur, Aslı
Olabarriaga, Silvia
Oliver, Arnau
Onogi, Shinya
Oost, Elco
Oshinski, John
Otake, Yoshito
Ou, Yangming
Ozarslan, Evren
Padfield, Dirk
Palaniappan, Kannappan
Pallavaram, Srivatsan
Panagiotaki, Eleftheria

Paniagua, Beatriz
Papademetris, Xenios
Papadopoulo, Theo
Parisot, Sarah
Park, Jinhyeong
Park, Mi-Ae
Passat, Nicolas
Patriciu, Alexandru
Paul, Perrine
Paulsen, Rasmus
Pauly, Olivier
Payne, Christopher
Pearlman, Paul
Pedemonte, Stefano
Penney, Graeme
Pernus, FranjoPeter, LoicPeterlik, Igor
Peters, JochenPetersen, Jens
Petitjean, Caroline
Peyrat, Jean-Marc
Pham, Dzung
Pike, Bruce
Pitiot, Alain
Piuze, EmmanuelPizer, Stephen
Platel, Bram
Poignet, Philippe
Poline, Jean-Baptiste
Polzehl, Joerg
Poot, Dirk
Pop, Mihaela
Poynton, ClarePozo, Jose Maria
Prasad, Gautam
Prastawa, Marcel
Pratt, Philip
Prevost, Raphael
Prevrhal, Sven
Prince, Jerry
Punithakumar, Kumaradevan
Qazi, Arish A.
Qian, Zhen
Qiu, Anqi
Quellec, Gwenole
Qureshi, Hammad
Radeva, Petia
Radulescu, Emil
Rahmatullah, Bahbibi
Rajagopalan, Vidya
Rajpoot, Nasir
Ramezani, Mahdi
Rangarajan, Anand
Raniga, Parnesh
Rao, Anil
Rasoulian, Abtin
Rathi, Yogesh
Ray, Nilanjan
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Reichl, Tobias
Reinertsen, Ingerid
Reisert, Marco
Reiter, Austin
Rettmann, Maryam
Reuter, Martin
Reyes-Aldasoro, Constantino
Reyes, Mauricio
Rhode, Kawal
Ribbens, Annemie
Richa, Rogério
Riddell, Cyrill
Riklin Raviv, Tammy
Risser, Laurent
Rit, Simon
Rittscher, Jens
Rivaz, Hassan
Riviere, Denis
Riviere, Cameron
Robinson, Emma
Roche, Alexis
Roehl, Sebastian
Rohling, Robert
Rohr, Karl
Ropinski, Timo
Roth, Holger
Rothgang, Eva
Roux, Ludovic
Roysam, Badrinath
Rueda, Sylvia
Russakoff, DanielRusu, Mirabela
Saalbach, Axel
Sadeghi-Naini, Ali
Salvado, Olivier
San Jose Estepar, Raul
Sanchez, Clarisa
Sarrut, David
Savadjiev, Peter
Schaap, Michiel
Scherrer, Benoit
Schneider, Caitlin
Schultz, Thomas
Schweikard, Achim
Seiler, Christof
Sermesant, Maxime
Seshamani, Sharmishtaa
Shah, Shishir
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Shi, Feng
Shi, Kuangyu
Shi, Wenzhe
Shi, Yonggang
Shi, PengchengShi, Yonghong
Simpson, Amber
Simpson, Ivor
Singanamalli, Asha
Singh, Nikhil
Singh, Vikas
Sinkus, Ralph
Slabaugh, Greg
Smal, Ihor
Smeets, Dirk
Sofka, Michal
Soler, Luc
Sommer, StefanSong, Xubo
Song, Gang
Sotiras, Aristeidis
Sparks, Rachel
Sporring, Jon
Staring, Marius
Staroswiecki, Ernesto
Stauder, Ralf
Stehle, Thomas
Stewart, James
Stolka, Philipp
Styles, Iain
Subramanian, Navneeth
Suetens, Paul
Suinesiaputra, Avan
Suk, Heung-Il
Summers, Ronald
Sundar, Hari
Suzuki, Kenji
Swanson, Kristin
Syeda-Mahmood, Tanveer
Sznitman, Raphael
Sørensen, Lauge
Tahmasebi, Amir
Taimouri, Vahid
Talbot, Hugues
Tan, Tao
Tanner, Christine
Tao, Xiaodong
Taquet, Maxime
Taron, Maxime
Tasdizen, Tolga

Taylor, Zeike
Thielemans, Kris
Thienphrapa, Paul
Thiriet, Marc
Thompson, Chris
Tiwari, Pallavi
Toews, Matthew
Tohka, Jussi
Tokuda, Junichi
Tomas Fernandez, Xavier
Tosun, Duygu
Toth, RobertTotz, Johannes
Toussaint, Nicolas
Tristán-Vega, Antonio
Tsoumpas, Charalampos
Tu, Zhuowen
Tunc, Birkan
Turkheimer, Federico
Tustison, Nicholas
Twining, Carole
Türetken, Engin
Ukwatta, Eranga
Ullrich, SebastianUnal, Gozde
Unay, Devrim
Ungi, Tamas
Uzunbas, Mustafa
Van Assen, Hans
Van Der Laak, Jeroen
Van Rikxoort, Eva
Van Stralen, Marijn
Van Vliet, Lucas J.
Van Walsum, Theo
Vannier, Michael
Varoquaux, Gael
Veenland, Jifke
Venkataraman, Archana
Vercauteren, Tom
Veta, Mtiko
Vialard, Francois-Xavier
Vidal, Camille
Vignon, Francois
Villard, Pierre-Frederic
Visentini-Scarzanella, Marco
Visvikis, Dimitris
Viswanath, Satish
Vitanovski, Dime
Vogel, Jakob
Vogelstein, Joshua
Voigt, Ingmar
Von Berg, Jens

Voros, Sandrine
Vos, Frans
Vos, Pieter
Vosburgh, Kirby
Vrooman, Henri
Vrtovec, Tomaz
Waechter-Stehle, Irina
Waelkens, Paulo
Wahle, Andreas
Wan, Tao
Wang, Haibo
Wang, Zhijie
Wang, Li
Wang, Qian
Wang, SongWang, Lichao
Wang, LianshengWang, Yalin
Wang, Chaohui
Wang, LejingWang, PengWang, Zhimin
Wang, Hongzhi
Ward, Aaron
Wassermann, DemianWeber, Frank MichaelWee, Chong-Yaw
Wei, Liu
Weller, DanielWels, Michael
Werner, Rene
Wesarg, Stefan
Whitaker, Ross
Whittingstall, Kevin
Wiemker, Rafael
Wiles, Andrew
Witz, Jean-François
Wolf, Ivo
Wolz, Robin
Wright, Graham
Wu, Xiaodong
Wu, Guorong
Wuensche, Burkhard
Wörz, Stefan
Xie, Yuchen
Xie, Hua
Xie, Jun
Xiong, Guanglei
Xu, Lei
Xu, Sheng
Xu, Rui
Xu, JunXue, Zhong
Yamashita, Hiromasa
Yan, Pingkun
Yang, Lin
Yankam Njiwa, Josiane A.
Yao, Jianhua
Yap, Pew-Thian
Yaqub, Mohammad
Ye, Dong Hye
Yendiki, Anastasia
Yeniaras, Erol
Yeo, B.T. Thomas
Yigitsoy, Mehmet
Yin, Zhaozheng
Yoo, Terry
Yoshida, HiroYoung, Jonathan
Yushkevich, Paul
Zagorchev, Lyubomir
Zaidi, Habib
Zappella, Luca
Zawadzki, Robert
Zeng, Wei
Zerubia, JosianeZhan, Liang
Zhan, Yiqiang
Zhang, Jingya
Zhang, Shaoting
Zhang, Li
Zhang, Daoqiang
Zhang, Weidong
Zhang, Pei
Zhang, Hui
Zhao, TaoZhao, Qian
Zheng, Yefeng
Zheng, Yuanjie
Zhong, HuaZhou, X. Sean
Zhou, S. Kevin
Zhou, Yan
Zhou, Kevin
Zhou, Luping
Zhou, Jinghao
Zhu, Hongtu
Zhu, Ning
Zhu, Dajiang
Zhuang, Xiahai
Zollei, Lilla
Zosso, Dominique
Zuluaga, Maria A.
Zwiggelaar, Reyer

MICCAI Society
Board of Directors

Alison Noble (President) (University of Oxford, Oxford, UK)
Sebastien Ourselin (Treasurer) (University College London, UK)
Wiro Niessen (Exec. Director) (Erasmus MC - University Medical Centre, Rotterdam,
The Netherlands)
Gabor Fichtinger (Secretary) (Queen's University, Kingston, ON, Canada)
Stephen Aylward (Kitware, Inc., NY, USA)
Nicholas Ayache (INRIA, Sophia Antipolis, France)
Polina Golland (MIT, Cambridge, MA, USA)David Hawkes (University College London, UK)
Kensaku Mori (Nagoya University Japan)
Xavier Pennec (INRIA, Sophia Antipolis, France)
Josien Pluim (University Medical Center Utrecht, TheNetherlands)
Daniel Rueckert (Imperial College London, UK)
Dinggang Shen (UNC, Chapel Hill, NC, USA)
Sandy Wells (Harvard Medical School / BWH Boston, MA, USA)

Consultants to Board

Alan Colchester (University of Kent, Canterbury, UK)
Terry Peters (University of Western Ontario, London, ON, Canada)
Richard Robb (Mayo Clinic College of Medicine, MN, USA)MICCAI 2013 Awards

MICCAI Young Scientist Award
Each year, the MICCAI conference presents a number of awards to graduate students and early
career scientists for outstanding papers published at the MICCAI proceedings. These papers will
initially be short-listed by the program committee and then considered by the awards committee.
The winners will be selected based on reviews and oral/poster presentations at the conference.
MICCAI Enduring Impact Award
Sponsored by Philips, the award is for publications with measurable contributions that have a
proven and persistent impact on the field of medical image analysis and interventions. Nominations
are made by the MICCAI Board and MICCAI Society members.
MICCAI Young Scientist Publication Impact Award
Sponsored by Kitware. To be eligible, the applicant must be the first author of a paper published at
MICCAI in the last five years, and be an early career scientist at the time of publication. The winner
will have made a substantial impact on the field based on this publication.
Medical Image Analysis Journal Award on MICCAI Special Issue
Sponsored by Elsevier, this award will be presented to the best papers published in the special
issue of the Medical Image Analysis Journal dedicated to the previous MICCAI conference.
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