Venue: Intercontinental Athenaeum, Athenaeum CCII
09:30 – Opening session/welcome
09:40 – Invited speaker and Discussion: An overview of the developing human connectome project (DHCP) - Prof. Daniel Rueckert
10:30 – Coffee break
11:00 – First Oral Session: (10 mins talk + 2 mins questions).
Chaired by Ivana Isgum and Eliza Orasanu.
1. Graph-based whole body segmentation in fetal MR images, Tong Zhang et al.
2. Automatic Identification of Multiple Planes of a Fetal Organ from 2D Ultrasound Images, Pradeeba Sridar et al.
3. Placental Image Analysis using Coupled Diffusion-Weighted and Multi-Echo T2 MRI and a Multi-Compartment Model, Andrew Melbourne et al.
4. Fully automated placenta segmentation from 3D ultrasound images, Ipek Oguz et al.
5. Spatio-Temporal Modelling of Laminar Neurodevelopment from Fetal MRI, Ernst Schwartz et al.
6. A Novel Automated Probabilistic Tractography Tool with Anatomical Priors for Use in the Newborn Brain, Lilla Zöllei et al.
7. Changing Functional Connectivity in the Child’s Developing Brain Affected by Ischaemic Stroke, Roxane Licandro et al.
8. Analysis of brain tissue volume and composition in an extremely-preterm born adolescent cohort, Andrew Melbourne et al.
Workshop Date: October 21st (AM)
Workshop Location: Intercontinental Athenaeum, Athenaeum CCII
- To disseminate new work to the most relevant members of the MICCAI community
- To take part in discussion of new techniques for imaging of younger cohorts.