Program Syllabus
TOKYO, JAPAN
2-4 October 2015

Campus of st Luke’s InternatIonaL unIversIty

www.iampov.org

SCHEDULE
Friday, 2 October 2015Time

Lecturer

Title

1600-1800 Registration

Location
Entrance Hall, 1st Floor

THEME: Welcome, Keynote Addresses and Awards

Alice Memorial Hall, 1st Floor

Katsuyuki Miyasaka, MD, PhD
1800-1810 Chair,
IAMPOV Steering Committee

Welcome and Orientation

1810-1830 Tatsuya Kondo, MD

Role of Medical Device Regulation in Japan (PMDA)

1830-1850 Mr. Koji Nakao

Turning Tide of Medical Technology Innovation in Japan

1850-1915 Shigeaki Hinohara, MD

My 80-year Involvement with Medical Devices

1915-1935 Ms. Sakiko Ishikawa (piano)

Opening Concert

Alice Memorial Hall, 1st Floor
University Cafeteria, 2nd Floor

1940-2050 Welcome Reception and Dinner
Saturday, 3 October 2015

Entrance Hall, 1st Floor

0700-0800 Registration
Breakfast

University Cafeteria, 2nd Floor

THEME: Chronology of Pulse Oximetry

Alice Memorial Hall, 1st Floor

0800-0815 Philip E. Bickler, MD, PhD

Theme Introduction and Evolution of Testing Methodologies

0815-0835 Takuo Aoyagi, PhD

How I Came Across the Idea of Pulse Oximetry

0835-0855 Mr. Akio Yamanishi

The Other Side of the Dawn of Pulse Oximetry

0855-0920 Mr. Jonas Pologe, BSEE

Developing Pulse Oximetry, a Historical Perspective

0920-0945 Mr. Joe E. Kiani, MSEE

Advancing Pulse Oximetry

0945-1000 Panel Discussion

1000-1040 Coffee/Tea Break, Scientific Exhibits, and Poster viewing
THEME: Oximetry Accuracy and beyond

University Cafeteria, 2nd Floor
Alice Memorial Hall, 1st Floor

1040-1050 Steven J. Barker, MD, PhD

Theme Introduction

1050-1115 Peter Cox, MB, ChB

How Accurate Should a Pulse Oximeter Be: Pulse Rate and SpO2?

1115-1140 Takuo Aoyagi, PhD

Improving Precision of Pulse Oximetry

1140-1205 Robert J. Kopotic, MSN, PhDhStandardization of Oximetry Accuracy Performance

1205-1230 Steven J. Barker, MD, PhD

Oxygenation Reserve Index

1230-1245 Panel Discussion
University Cafeteria, 2nd Floor

1245-1400 Lunch Provided
Poster/Exhibition viewing

Lecture rooms, 3rd Floor

THEME: Resuscitation/Capnometry/NIRS

Alice Memorial Hall, 1st Floor

1400-1410 Hartmut Gehring, MD, PhD

Theme Introduction

1410-1435 Vinay M. Nadkarni, MD

Capnometry and International Resuscitation Guidelines1435-1500 Fumihiko Takatori, MSImproving Mainstream Capnometry Performance for Non-intubated Patients

1500-1525 Shigeki Fujitani, MD, PhD

Novel Application of Pulsatile ∆cHb Amplitude and TOI with NIRS forResuscitation

1525-1540 Heidrun Wabnitz, PhD

NIRS Monitoring of Renal Oxygenation and Perfusion

1540-1555 Panel Discussion
1555-1620 Coffee/Tea Break, Scientific Exhibits, and Poster viewing

University Cafeteria, 2nd Floor

THEME: NIRS II

Alice Memorial Hall, 1st Floor

1620-1630 Robert J. Kopotic, MSN, PhDh

Theme Introduction

1630-1655 Mr. Susumu Suzuki

Developing Time Resolved Brain Oximetry

1655-1720 Steven Greenberg, MDExtracranial Interference of NIRS Devices

1720-1745 Panicos Kyriacou, PhD

Assessing Tissue Oxygenation and Perfusion Utilising Reflectance PPGand NIRS

1745-1810 Philip E. Bickler, MD, PhD

Tissue Oximetry and Clinical Outcomes

1810-1825 Panel Discussion
1825-1845 Matthew Lewin MD, PhD

Keynote Address: How Expeditions Drive Clinical Research
University Cafeteria, 2nd Floor

1900-2100 Dinner and Recognition Awards
Sunday, 4 October 2015

Entrance Hall, 1st Floor

0700-0800 Registration
Breakfast

University Cafeteria, 2nd Floor

THEME: Novel Monitoring Developments

Alice Memorial Hall, 1st Floor

0800-0810 Kirk H. Shelley, MD, PhD

Theme Introduction

0810-0835 Vladimir Blazek, PhD

Ambient and Unobtrusive Cardiorespiratory Monitoring Techniques

0835-0900 Jenny E. Freeman, MD

Non-Invasive Respiratory Volume Monitoring

0900-0925 Willem Verkruysse, PhD

Camera-based, Contactless, Physiological Monitoring

0925-0955 Coffee/Tea Break, Scientific Exhibits, and Poster viewing
0955-1020 Edmund Paul Morozoff, MA Sc

Modeling of SpO2 Controlled O2 Delivery to Target Range Oxygenation

1020-1045 Aymen Alian, MB, ChB

Anesthesiologist as Physiologist: The Impact of Vasoactive Drugs on Clinical
Waveforms

1045-1110 Hartmut Gehring, MD, PhD

Anesthesia and Perioperative Care - The Driving Forces Behind Current Trends.

1110-1125 Panel Discussion
University Cafeteria, 2nd Floor

1125-1230 Lunch Provided
e-Poster Presentation Session

Lecture rooms, 3rd Floor

THEME: Interconnectivity and Beyond

Alice Memorial Hall, 1st Floor

1230-1240 Sandy Weininger, PhD

Theme Introduction

1240-1305 Julian M. Goldman, MD

Patient Safety and Medical Device Interoperability

1305-1330 Thomas M. Hemmerling, MD

Decision Support & Automation of Anesthesia

1330-1355 Hirokazu Ogino, MS, MBA

Wireless and Noninvasive Technology in the Hospital and Beyond

1355-1420 Sandy Weininger, PhD

Standards Integration of Medical Devices

1420-1435 Panel Discussion
1435-1520 Poster Awards & Brief Oral Presentations
1520-1530 Panicos Kyriacou, PhD

Mt. Fuji, Tokyo Tower
Photo by: Saitama

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FACULTY
Alian, Aymen , MB, ChB

Hinohara, Shigeaki, MD

Nakao, Koji

Yale University - USA

Honorary Dean, St. Luke's
International University - Japan

Chairman of the Japan
Federation of Medical Devices
Associations (JFMDA) - Japan

Aoyagi, Takuo, PhD

Senior Manager, Aoyagi ResearchLaboratory, Monitoring TechnologyCenter, Nihon Kohden Corporation- Japan

Kiani, Joe E., MSEE

Barker, Steven J., MD, PhD

Chief Executive, Pharmaceuticals
and Medical Devices Agency(PMDA) - Japan

Pologe, Jonas, BSEE

Medical Director
Masimo Corporation - USA
Bickler, Phili p E., MD, PhD

Kopotic, Robert J., MSN, PhDhShelley, Kirk H., MD, PhD

Professor In Residence in the
Department of Anesthesiology at
UCSF School of Medicine - USA

Sr. Director of Clinical Affairs
CAS Medical Systems - USA

Blazek, Vladimir, Prof. Dr. -Ing.
PhD

School of Engineering and Mathematical Sciences at City University- UK

Professor of Anesthesiology;
Section Chief; Director, Ambulatory
Anesthesia at the Yale University
School of Medicine - USA

Head, Biomedical Optics researchGroup, Chair for Medical Information Technology
Helmholtz-Institute for Biomedical
Engineering - Germany

Founder and CEO
Masimo Corporation - USA
Kondo, Tatsuya, MD, PhD

Kyriacou, Panicos, PhD

Lewin, Matthew, MD, PhD

Ogino, Hirokazu, MS, MBA

President and COO of Nihon
Kohden Corporation - Japan
Biox, Ohio Medical and Beyond- USA

Suzuki, Susumu

Hamamatsu Photonics K.K.
- Japan
Takatori, Fumihiko, MS

Cox, Peter, MB, ChB

Keynote Speaker
Director - Center for Explorationand Travel Health Fellow, California
Academy of Sciences - USA

Hospital for Sick Children - Canada

Miyasaka, Katsuyuki, MD, PhD

Freeman, Jenny E., MD

Princi pal Scientist
Phili ps Research - The Netherlands

CEO Respiratory Motion - USA

St. Luke's International University,
Tokyo - Japan

Fujitani, Shigeki, MD, PhD

Morozoff, Edmund Paul, MA Sc

St. Marianna University,
Kawasaki City - Japan

Sr. Staff Software Engineer- Phili ps Respironics, Inc. - USA

Gehring, Hartmut, MD, PhD

Nadkarni, Vinay M., MD, MS

Professor of Anesthesia, Universityof Lübeck - Germany

Professor & Endowed Chair
Pediatric Critical Care Medicine
U of Penn and CHOP - USA
Co-chair of ILCOR, (2007-16)

Goldman, Julian M., MD

Medical Director of Biomedical
Engineering for Partners HealthCare; Princi pal anesthesiologist
in the Massachusetts General
Hospital - USA
Greenberg, Steven, MD

NorthShore University
HealthSystem - USA
Hemmerling, Thomas M., MD

Professor of Anesthesiology,
McGill University, Director of Intelligent Technology in Anesthesia
Group (ITAG), Institut de Genie
Biomedical (Université de Montréal) - Canada

St. Luke’s International HospitalTokyo, Japan

Nihon Kohden Corporation- Japan
Verkruysse, Willem, PhD

Wabnitz, Heidrun, PhD

Physikalisch-TechnischeBundesanstalt (PTB) - Germany
Weininger, Sandy, PhD

Electrical Engineer at US FDA/CDRH Office of Science &Engineering Laboratories - USA
Yamanishi, Akio

Emeritus Senior Researcher,
Minolta - Japan