Medicine Meets Virtual Reality: Art, Science, Technology: Healthcare (R)Evolution

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ISBN: 9789051993868 | 9051993862
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Copyright: 1/1/1999

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Medicine is Art Medicine is supported by Science Medicine is enabled by Technology One will learn how leading-edge technology will affect the future of medical and surgical practice by improving access, quality, and continuity of care, while reducing cost. Contributors to the book are the world s leading researchers and developers in the field. Readers: Physicians, Surgeons, Information Scientists, Biomedical Professionals, Corporate Futurists, Biomechanical Engineers, Educators, Roboticists, Medical Technologists, Rehabilitation Specialists, Systems Integrators/Engineers, Psychotherapists/Behaviourists.

Preface

vii

Accelerating Technology Transfer: New Relationships for Academia, Industry, and Government

(6)

Richard M. Satava

An Immersive Environment for the Direct Visualization and Segmentation of Volumetric Data Sets

(6)

Steven Senger

The Virtual Reality Arthroscopy Training Simulator

(7)

Wolfgang Muller

Uli Bockholt

A Comparative Analysis of Integrating Visual Representations with Haptic Displays

(7)

Don Stredney

Gregory J. Wiet

Roni Yagel

Dennis Sessanna

Yair Kurzion

Mark Fontana

Naeem Shareef

Mike Levin

Kenneth Martin

Allison Okamura

3D Visual Presentation of Shoulder Joint Motion

(7)

Saara Totterman

Jose Tamez-Pena

Edmund Kwok

John Strang

Jason Smith

Deborah Rubens

Kevin Parker

Medical Volume Rendering over the WWW Using VRML and JAVA

(7)

Ofer Hendin

Nigel W. John

Ofer Shochet

International Surgical Telementoring: Our Initial Experience

(7)

Benjamin R. Lee

Jeffrey A. Caddedu

Gunter Janetschek

Peter Schulan

Steven G. Docimo

Robert G. Moore

Alan W. Partin

Louis R. Kavoussi

Telemedicine in Prison

(5)

ReLinda Longan

Web-Based Segmentation and Display of Three-Dimensional Radiologic Image Data

(7)

Jonathan Silverstein

Jason Rubenstein

Alan Millman

Walter Panko

Attract: Applications in Telemedicine Taking Rapid Advantage of Cable Television Network Evolution

(7)

G. Anogianakis

S. Maglavera

A. Pomportsis

A Patient-Centric Approach to Telemedicine Database Development

(7)

John Peifer

Andrew Hopper

Barry Sudduth

Secured Medical Imaging over the Internet

(5)

Peter Aslan

Benjamin Lee

Ramsey Kuo

Richard K. Babayan

Louis R. Kavoussi

Kristin A. Pavlin

Glenn M. Preminger

Demonstration of Surgical Telerobotics and Virtual Telepresence by Internet + ISDN from Monterey (U.S.A.) to Milan (Italy)

(5)

Alberto Rovetta

Remo Sala

Mirco Bressanelli

Maria Elena Garavaldi

Flavio Lorini

Rita Pegoraro

Marita Canina

Virtual Endoscopy Software Application on a PC

(6)

Abdalmajeid M. Alyassin

William E. Lorensen

Audio-Guided Blind Biopsy Needle Placement

(6)

Kristin Wegner

D. B. Karron

Telepresence Interface with Applications to Microsurgery and Surgical Simulation

(7)

John W. Hill

Peter A. Holst

Joel F. Jensen

Jonathan Goldman

Yonael Gorfu

Dale W. Ploeger

Computer-Assisted Image-Guided Surgery Using the Regulus Navigator

103

(7)

Jon S. Rousu

Paul E. Kohls

Bruce Kall

Patrick J. Kelly

Virgy: A Virtual Reality and Force Feedback-Based Endoscopic Surgery Simulator

110

(7)

Charles Baur

Didier Guzzoni

Oliver Georg

VR Simulation of Abdominal Trauma Surgery

117

(7)

Morten Bro-Nielesn

David Helfrick

Bill Glass

Xiaolan Zeng

Hugh Connacher

Validation of Virtual Reality To Teach and Access Psychomotor Skills in Laparoscopic Surgery: Results from Randomised Controlled Studies Using the MIST VR Laparoscopic Simulator

124

(7)

N. Taffinder

C. Sutton

R. J. Fishwick

I. C. McManus

A. Darzi

3D and 4D Atlas Systems of Living Human Body Structure

131

(6)

Naoki Suzuki

Akihiro Takatsu

Asaki Hattori

Takeshi Ezumi

Shuhei Oda

Takashi Yanai

Hideyoshi Tominaga

CT-Based 3D-Planning for Dental Implantology

137

(7)

W. Stein

S. Hassfeld

J. Brief

I. Bertovic

R. Krempin

J. Muhling

Experience with MR-Guided Therapy

144

(6)

Kirby G. Vosburgh

John F. Schenck

Brain Surgery Simulation Systems Using VR Technique and Improvement of Presence

150

(5)

Hiroshi Tanaka

Hiroyuki Nakamura

Eizaburo Tamaki

Tadashi Nariai

Kimiyoshi Hirakawa

A PC-Based Surgical Simulator for Laparoscopic Surgery

155

(6)

C. S. Tseng

Y. Y. Lee

Y. P. Chan

S. S. Wu

A. W. Chiu

Telemedicine: A Personal Journey

161

(7)

Ian Alger

Bedside Wellness: Development of a Virtual Forest Rehabilitation System

168

(7)

Mieko Ohsuga

Yoko Tatsuno

Futomi Shimono

Kousuke Hirasawa

Hiroshi Oyama

Hitoshi Okamura

Comparing Virtual and Real Worlds for Acrophobia Treatment

175

(5)

Milton P. Huang

Joseph Himle

Klaus-Peter Beier

Norman E. Alessi

A New Project for Rehabilitation and Psychomotor Disease Analysis with Virtual Reality Support

180

(6)

Alberto Rovetta

Flavio Lorini

Marita Canina

Virtual Reality Techniques in the Treatment of Impotence and Premature Ejaculation

186

(7)

Gabriele Optale

Adriano Munari

Alberto Nasta

Carlo Pianon

Jole Baldaro Verde

Giuseppe Viggiano

Personal Stories Within Virtual Environments: Embodiments of a Model for Cancer Patient Information Software

193

(3)

Darcy Drew Greene

Carrie Heeter

The Construction of Tridimensional Representation of Body and External Reality in Man: The Greatest Achievement of Evolution to Date Implications for Virtual Reality

196

(6)

Michael A. Woodbury

Margarita F. Woodbury

Review of Orthopaedic Manipualtor Arms

202

(7)

K.S. Hurst

R. Phillips

W.J. Viant

A.M.M.A. Mohsen

K.P. Sherman

M. Bielby

Planning and Simulation of Medical Robot Tasks

209

(6)

Jorg Raczkowsky

Petra Bohner

Catherina R. Burghart

Hartwig Grabowski

Motion Feedback as a Navigation Aid in Robot-Assisted Neurosurgery

215

(5)

Matthias Wapler

Jan Stalkamp

Thomas Weisner

Volker Urban

A System for Robot-Assisted Maxillofacial Surgery

220

(7)

Catherina R. Burghart

Jan E. Muenchenberg

Ulrich Rembold

Simulator for Virtual Surgery Using Deformable Organ Models and Force Feedback System

227

(7)

Naoki Suzuki

Asaki Hattori

Takeshi Ezumi

Akihiko Uchiyama

Takahiro Kumano

Akio Ikemoto

Yoshitaka Adachi

Akihiro Takatsu

3D-Brain 2.0: Narrowing the Gap Between Personal Computers and High End Workstations

234

(6)

Torben Kling-Petersen

Ragnar Pascher

Martin Rydmark

The Virtual Instrumentation (VI) Laboratory Facilitates Customized On-Site Ergonomic Analysis of Minimally Invasive Surgery

240

(6)

Warren D. Smith

Denise L. Forkey

Ramon Berguer

A Non-Intrusive Display Technique for Providing Real-Time Data Within a Surgeon's Critical Area of Interest

246

(6)

James Parsons

Jannick P. Rolland

The Virtual Retinal Display: A New Technology for Virtual Reality and Augmented Vision in Medicine

252

(6)

Erik Viirre

Homer Pryor

Satoru Nagata

Thomas A. Furness III

A Sensate Liner for Biomedical Monitoring Applications

258

(7)

Eric. J. Lind

Sundaresan Jayaraman

Sungmee Park

Rangaswamy Rajamanickam

Robert Eisler

George Burghart

Tony McKee

Computerized Endoscopic Surgical Grasper

265

(7)

Blake Hannaford

Jason Trujillo

Mika Sinanan

Manuel Moreyra

Jacob Rosen

Jeff Brown

Rainer Leuschke

Mark MacFarlane

Development of the Force-Feedback Model for an Epidural Needle Insertion Simulator

272

(6)

Leslie Hiemenz

Don Stredney

Petra Schmalbrock

A New Imaging Paradigm for Medical Applications

278

(6)

James L. Fergason

James A. McCoy

A Theoretical Comparison of 2-Camera and 3-Camera Optical Localizers with Active or Passive Instrumentation

284

(7)

Ivan Faul

Training Environment for Inferior Vena Caval Filter Placement

291

(7)

James K. Hahn

Roger Kaufman

Adam B. Winick

Thurston Carleton

Youngser Park

Rob Lindeman

Kwang-Man Oh

Nadia Al-Ghreimil

Raymond J. Walsh

Murray Loew

Joanne Gerber

Siddarth Sankar

Ultra Trainer: A Training System for Medical Ultrasound Examination

298

(4)

Jan Stallkamp

Matthias Wapler

A Commercially Viable Virtual Reality Knee Arthroscopy Training System

302

(7)

Avril D. McCarthy

Robin J. Hollands

Virtual Medical Trainer: Patient Assessment and Trauma Care Simulator

309

(7)

Paul N. Kizakevich

Michael L. McCartney

Daniel B. Nissman

Ken Starko

N. Ty Smith

Virtual Environments for Training Critical Skills in Laparoscopic Surgery

316

(7)

Michael Downes

M. Cenk Cavusoglu

Walter Gantert

Lawrence W. Way

Frank Tendick

A National Center for Biocomputation: In Search of a Patient-Specific Interactive Virtual Surgery Workbench

323

(6)

M.D. Ross

K. Montgomery

S. Linton

R. Cheng

Jeffrey Smith

Virtual Jaw: A 3D Simulation for Computer-Assisted Surgery and Education

329

(7)

Tim Weingartner

Stefan Hassfeld

Rudiger Dillmann

Assessing a VR-Based Learning Environment for Anatomy Education

336

(5)

Helene Hoffman

Margaret Murray

Larry Hettinger

Erik Viirre

The Clinical Advantages of Editable Real-Time Volume Rendering in a Medical Virtual Environment: VolMed

341

(5)

Hiroshi Oyama

Fumihiko Wakao

Yukihiro Takahira

The Virtual Temporal Bone

346

(7)

Theodore P. Mason

Edward L. Applebaum

Mary Rasmussen

Alan Milliman

Ray Evenhouse

Walter Panko

Knowledge-Based Segmentation

353

(2)

Catherina R. Burghart

Arno Pernozzoli

Ulrich Rembold

Generating Finite Element Models from Volumetric Medical Images

355

(2)

H.A. Grabowski

Advanced 3D-Visualization, Including Virtual Reality, Distributed by PES in Brain Research, Clinical Radiology, and Education

357

(2)

Jon Olofsson

Martin Rydmark

Claes-Henric Berthold

Jan Gothlin

Torben Kling-Petersen

Flemming Mork-Petersen

Ragnar Pascher

Computer in the O.R. for Quality Control: Intraoperative Data Acquisition Model for Laparoscopy

359

(2)

Volker R. Jacobs

John E. Morrison, Jr.

Trans-Telephonic Electrocardiographic Monitoring (TTEM): First Indian Experience

361

(3)

H.S. Rissam

S. Kishore

M.L. Bhatia

N. Trehan

Videoconferencing as a Medical Education Tool: First Experience in Argentinean Public Hospital

364

(2)

Rodolfo Altrudi

Alberto Eurnekian

Alex Gandsas

Yvan Silva

Victoria Silvestri

Modeling of a Knee Joint for the VRDA Tool

366

(2)

Yohan Baillot

Jannick P. Rolland

A Window on Regional Cerebral Blood Flow via Voluntary Hand Activity Using a Whole Hand Input in a Virtual Environment

368

(2)

Mike Edwards

Information Frames: A New Multimedia Approach to Web-Based Learning of Biology and Medicine

370

(3)

Wm. LeRoy Heinrichs

Ramani Pichumani

Rory Mather

Parvati Dev

Building a Virtual Invasive Patient on a Budget

373

(2)

Torgeir Hovden

Rune Lillesveen

Svenn K. Forfang

Arne Halaas

Development and Evaluation of a Spine Biopsy Simulator

375

(2)

Corinna Lathan

Kevin Cleary

Robert Greco

Implications of 3D Visualization for Medical Education

377

(2)

Nina Wacholder

Celina Imielinska

Stephen Johnson

Ewa Soliz

Pat Molholt

Simulation Technology in Surgical Education: Can We Assess Manipulative Skills and What Does It Mean to the Learner

379

(2)

C. Daniel Smith

Jack Stubbs

David Hananel

Modern Cosmology and the Origin of Our Three Dimensionality

381

(2)

Michael A. Woodbury

Margarita F. Woodbury

Internet-Based Telemedicine: A Practical Tool?

383

(2)

Peter B. Angood

Force Interactions in Laparoscopic Simulations: Haptic Rendering of Soft Tissues

385

(7)

Cagatay Basdogan

Chih-Hao Ho

Mandayam A. Srinivasan

Stephen D. Small

Steven L. Dawson

Formative Design of a Virtural Learning Environment

392

(7)

Parvati Dev

Ramani Pichumani

Decker Walker

Wm. LeRoy Heinrichs

Chandu Karadi

William Lorie

Validation of the Madigan ESS Simulator

399

(8)

Suzanne Weghorst

Christopher Airola

Peter Oppenheimer

Charles V. Edmond

Troy Patience

David Heskamp

Jeffrey Miller

Author Index

407

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