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MICCAI tutorialDetection and Quantification of Evolving Processes in MedicalImagesDescriptionLongitudinal series of medical images exhibits evolving processes, due to pathologies (Alzeihmer, demen-tias) or to aging. Detecting and quantifying these evolutions allows to investigate new problematics: earlydiagnosis, efficiency of a treatment, etc. This tutorial will present a panel of typical methods.Detailed Schedule• 1:30pm: PannelIntroduction+SomeRegistrationandShapeAnalysisToolsforDetectingand Measuring Changes in Longitudinal Studies, Nicholas Ayache• 2:00pm: Change Detection and Quantification in Multiple Sclerosis, Alzheimer Disease,and between pre- and post-surgery images, Louis Collins (McConnell Brain Imaging Center)• 2:30pm: Detecting early change and measuring progression in the dementias using serialMRI’s, Nick Fox (Institute of Neurology, London)• 3:00pm: BREAK (30’)• 3:30pm: Measuring longitudinal brain changes in humans and small animal models,Chris-tos Davatzikos (UPenn)• 4:00pm: Cerebral damage in epilepsy: longitudinal quantitative MRI,Louis Lemieux (Deptof Clinical Neurophysiology, Institute of Neurology, UCL)• 4:30pm: Mapping Brain Changes in Aging and Alzheimer’s Disease, Paul Thompson(UCLA)• 5:00pm: end of PannelResponsible organiserPr. Nicholas AYACHE, nicholas.ayache@sophia.inria.frDetailed schedule• General Introduction, Nicholas Ayache (INRIA)Nicholas Ayache is the scientific leader of the Epidaure Laboratory at INRIA Sophia- ...
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