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  • Reminder: ISRACAS'2000 submission deadline Jan 7, 2000

    December 13, 1999.
    Dear Colleagues,

    This message is to remind you that the deadline for submissions for
    ISRACAS'2000 is in three weeks from now: JANUARY 7th, 2000. If you intend
    to submit a paper, please let us know in advance.

    We are also pleased to announce our four invited speakers:


    G. H. Barnett, MD Cleveland Clinic Foundation, Cleveland, USA.
    "Evolution and Future of Computer-Assisted Neurosurgery"

    J.C. Bowersox, MD PhD, Dept of Surgery, University of California, San Francisco, USA.
    "Telesurgery: from development to clinical applications"

    P. Dario, Phd, Scuola Superiore S. Anna, Advanced Robotics
    Technology and System Lab. Pisa, Italy.
    "Medical Robotics: principles and applications"

    P. Merloz, MD, Dept of Orthopaedic Surgery, Univ J. Fourier, Grenoble, France.
    "Clinical aspects of computer-assisted spine surgery"


    Paper submission guidelines:

    Full-length technical papers or extended abstracts (3-5 pages) of surveys,
    clinical studies, position papers, and panel topics for presentation at the
    Symposium are solicited. Submissions will be reviewed by members of the
    local and international program committee. Accepted extended abstracts
    will be published in a preprints booklet to be distributed to Symposium
    participants. Authors should send either electronic copies in ASCII,
    LaTeX, Word, or Postscript (preferred) or hard-copies (3 sets) to the
    address below.

    Looking forward to receiving your submission

    Leo Joskowicz
    Moshe Shoham
    Symposium organizers

    (Our apologies if you receive multiple copies of this message).

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    * Web site: http://www.cs.huji.ac.il/~josko/isracas2000.html *
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    * The James H. Belfer Memorial Symposium Series *
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    * CALL FOR PAPERS AND PARTICIPATION *
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    * THIRD ISRAELI SYMPOSIUM *
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    * COMPUTER-AIDED SURGERY, MEDICAL ROBOTICS, and MEDICAL IMAGING *
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    * ISRACAS'2000 *
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    * Thursday, May 18, 2000 *
    * Technion-Israel Institute of Technology *
    * Haifa, ISRAEL *
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    * Sponsored by *
    * Technion - Israel Institute of Technology *
    * The Hebrew University *
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    * GE Medical Systems Israel *
    * Centers of Excellence for Magnetic Resonance, *
    * Nuclear Medicine, Ultrasound and Intraoperative Imaging *
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    * Endorsed by *
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    * International Society of Computer Aided Surgery *
    * Israeli Society for Medical and Biological Engineering *
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    Symposium Organizers

    L. Joskowicz PhD The Hebrew University, Jerusalem
    M. Shoham DSc Technion -- Israel Institute of Technology

    Goal

    The goal of the Symposium is to convene in Israel clinicians, scientists,
    and engineers actively interested in medical imaging, computer science, and
    robotics, and their application to the planning, monitoring, and execution
    of medical surgeries. The symposium is the sequel of the first and second
    ISRACAS symposia, held on May 4th, 1998 at Technion, and May 6, 1999 at the
    Hebrew University. Each was attended by over 150 participants (evenly
    distributed between clinicians, industry, and engineering academia). The
    one-day events included four to six invited speakers, 15 oral presentations
    of refereed papers, and several system demonstrations. Abstracts of
    selected peer-reviewed papers will be published in the Journal of
    Computer-Aided Surgery.

    Symposium format

    The one-day symposium consists of four invited talks by internationally
    recognized experts, 10-15 paper presentations, and project and product
    exhibits. In addition, we are planning a special industrial session.

    Symposium Topics

    Relevant research in Computer Science, Mechanical Engineering,
    Biomechanics, and Electrical Engineering including but not limited to:

    - multi-modal image reconstruction and segmentation
    - architectures, control, and applications of medical robots
    - virtual and augmented reality surgery, telesurgery
    - image and sensor data registration
    - computer-aided diagnosis and preoperative planning
    - intraoperative surgical monitoring, support, and planning
    - surgical simulators, anatomical modeling, atlases
    - safety issues in computer-assisted surgery

    All medical specialties include but are not limited to:

    - radiology
    - orthopaedics and traumatology
    - laparoscopy, endoscopy, arthroscopy
    - neurosurgery
    - cardio-vascular surgery
    - minimally invasive surgery
    - urology
    - craniofacial surgery and dentistry


    Submissions

    Full-length technical papers or extended abstracts (3-5 pages) of
    surveys, clinical studies, position papers, and panel topics for
    presentation at the Symposium are solicited. Submissions will be
    reviewed by members of the local and international program committee.
    Accepted extended abstracts will be published in a preprints booklet
    to be distributed to Symposium participants. Authors should send either
    electronic copies in ASCII, LaTeX, Word, or Postscript (preferred) or
    hard-copies (3 sets) to the address below.

    Timetable

    Submission January 7, 2000
    Notice of acceptance March 3, 2000
    Camera-ready papers March 30, 2000
    Symposium May 18, 2000

    Exhibitors

    An equipment and systems exhibition will be be held in parallel to the
    lectures. Exhibitors will get a chance to address the audience. If
    you want to exhibit your system, please contact the organizers.


    Invited speakers

    G. H. Barnett, MD Cleveland Clinic Foundation, Cleveland, USA.
    "Evolution and Future of Computer-Assisted Neurosurgery"

    J.C. Bowersox, MD PhD, Dept of Surgery, University of California, San Francisco, USA.
    "Telesurgery: from development to clinical applications"

    P. Dario, Phd, Scuola Superiore S. Anna, Advanced Robotics
    Technology and System Lab. Pisa, Italy.
    "Medical Robotics: principles and applications"

    P. Merloz, MD, Dept of Orthopaedic Surgery, Univ J. Fourier, Grenoble, France.
    "Clinical aspects of computer-assisted spine surgery"


    Local Program Committee

    D. Adam PhD Technion
    M. Berman PhD Biomedicom Ltd
    R. Beyar MD DSc Rambam MC and Technion
    M. Blumenfeld PhD GE Medical Systems Israel Ltd
    Y. Charit PhD Technion
    D. Cohen-Or PhD Tel-Aviv University
    M. Gomori MD Hadassah Hospital
    P. Itzchak MD Tel Hashomer
    D. Maor PhD InSight Therapeutics Ltd
    C. Milgrom MD Hadassah Hospital
    M. Roffman MD Carmel Hospital
    A. Simkin PhD Hadassah Hospital
    R. Yagel PhD InSight Therapeutics Ltd
    M. Zahler PhD Contec Medical Ltd

    Industrial Liason: Ori Hadomi, DenX

    International Advisory Board

    N. Ayache PhD INRIA, Sophia-Antipolis, France
    R. Bucholz MD St. Louis U., USA
    A. Colchester PhD U. of Kent, UK
    P. Dario PhD Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna, Italy
    B. Davies PhD Imperial College, UK
    A. DiGioia MD Shadyside Hospital, Pittsburgh USA
    S. Delp PhD Northwestern U., USA
    E. Grimson PhD MIT, USA
    B. Jaramaz PhD Shadyside Hospital, Pittsburgh USA
    L. Kavoussi MD Johns Hopkins U., USA
    R. Kikinis MD Harvard Medical School, USA
    S. Lavallee PhD TIMC-IMAG, Grenoble, France
    H. Lemke PhD Technische Universitat, Berlin, Germany
    P. Merloz MD Centre Universitaire et Hospitalier Grenoble, France
    R. Mosges MD U. of Cologne, Germany
    L. Nolte PhD U. of Bern, Switzerland
    R. Phillips PhD U. of Hull, UK
    D. Stulberg MD Northwestern U., USA
    R.H. Taylor PhD Johns Hopkins U., USA
    J. Troccaz PhD TIMC-IMAG, Grenoble, France
    M. Vannier MD University of Iowa, USA

    Symposium Venue

    The Symposium will be held in Haifa, at the Technion City.


    Hotels

    Following are three hotels in Haifa (transportation required).
    We urge you to book early, as May is a busy tourist season.

    Dan Panorama Haifa
    107 Hanassi Ave.
    Haifa, Israel
    Tel: (+972)(0)4-8303020
    Fax: (+972)(0)4-8377573
    Category: *****

    Nof Hotel
    101 Hanassi Ave.
    Haifa 34642, Israel
    Tel: (+972)(0)4-8354311
    Fax: (+972)(0)4-8388810
    Category: ****

    Dvir Hotel
    124 Yafe Nof St.
    Haifa, Israel
    Tel: (+972)(0)4-8389131
    Fax: (+972)(0)4-8381068
    Category: ***


    Registration

    Participants are required to register and pay a nominal fee which
    entitles them to a copy of the Symposium proceedings and coffee break
    refreshments.

    Early registration: IS 200 (US $50) IS 100 (US $25) for students
    (by April 1st, 2000)
    On-site registration: IS 250 (US $60) IS 125 (US $30) for students

    We encourage participants to register early, as the number of
    participants will be limited.

    Please e-mail or fax the following information to one of the symposium
    organizers.

    For registration and more information contact:

    Dr. Leo Joskowicz Prof. Moshe Shoham
    Institute of Computer Science Department of Mechanical Engineering
    The Hebrew University of Jerusalem Technion-Israel Institute of Technology
    Givat Ram, Jerusalem 91904, Israel Technion City, Haifa 32000, Isreal
    Phone: +(972)-2-658-6299 Phone: +(972)-4-829-3264
    FAX: +(972)-2-658-5439 FAX: +(972)-4-832-4533
    E-mail: josko@cs.huji.ac.il Email: shoham@tx.technion.ac.il

    Check our web site for frequent updates:

    http://www.cs.huji.ac.il/~josko/isracas2000.html

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    ISRACAS'2000 REGISTRATION FORM

    Third Israeli Symposium
    on
    Computer-Aided Surgery, Medical Robotics, and Medical Imaging



    Name:

    Position:

    Institution:

    Address:

    Phone:

    Fax:

    E-mail:

    Payment: enclose a check to the name of ISRACAS'2000

    Check one:

    Early registration: __ IS 200 (or US $50)
    __ IS 100 (or US $25) for students
    (by March 31st, 2000)
    On-site registration: -- IS 250 (or US $60)
    __ IS 125 (or US $30) for students

    Send, together with your payment to:

    Dr. Leo Joskowicz josko@cs.huji.ac.il
    Institute of Computer Science,
    The Hebrew University of Jerusalem,
    Givat Ram Campus,
    Jerusalem 91904, Israel,
    Fax: +972-2-658-5439.
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    Dr. Leo Joskowicz
    Institute of Computer Science
    The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
    Givat Ram, Jerusalem 91904, Israel
    Phone: +(972)-2-658-6299 (6584949 secretary)
    FAX: +(972)-2-658-5439
    E-mail: josko@cs.huji.ac.il
    WWW site: http://www.cs.huji.ac.il/~josko

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