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IEEE E/^B
"Building New Bridges at the Frontiers of Engineering and Medicine"
2001 Conference Proceedings
of the
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23 Annual International Conference
of the
IEEE Engineering in Medicine and
Biology Society
25-28 October 2001
Istanbul, Turkey
Volume 1
Yorgo Istefanopulos Metin AkayConference Chair Program Chair
Robert Kearney, Ph.D. Yasemin KahyaConference Co-Chair Program Co-Chair
Table of Contents
Theme 1. Cardiovascular
Systems and Engineering
Track 1.1: Cardiac
Electrophysiology and Mechanics
Session 1.1.1: Electrical Interactions
Between Purkinje and Ventricular Cells
1) How the Purkinje System Determines the Ventricular
Activation Sequence
Joyner Ronald 1
2) NOT PRESENTED Restitution ofAction Potential
Duration at the Purkinje-Ventricular InterfaceHuelsing Delilah 5
3) Action Potential Transfer at the Purkinje - Ventricular
Junction: Role ofTransitional Cells
Verkerk Arie O.; Veldkamp Marieke W.;van Ginneken Antoni C. G.; Wilders Ronald 9
4) NOT PRESENTED Development and Propagation ofEarly After-Depolarizations in a Purkinje-VentricularComputer ModelMonserrat Marta; Saiz Javier; Ferrero, Jr. Jose M.;Ferrero Jose M.; Thakor Nitish V. 13
Session 1.1.2: Cardiac Cellular
Electrophysiology
1) NOT PRESENTED Cell-Specific Ionic Models ofCardiac PacemakerActivityDokos S.; Cloherty S. L.; Lovell N. H.; Zaza A. 17
2) NOT PRESENTED Effect of Calcium-Activated
Chloride Current Blockade on the DelayedAfterdepolarizations. Simulation StudyGomis-Tena J.; Saiz J. 19
3) Ca2*-induced Calcium-Release in a Rat VentricularCell— A Model StudySun Liang; Clark John W.; Fan Jing-Song;Palade Philip T. 23
4) NOT PRESENTED Changes of Contraction RhythmDuring lschemia/Reperfusion in Cultured Cardiac
MyocytesYamauchi Yoshiko; Kakuntani Masaki;
Kohashi Masayuki; Abe Reina; Kawahara Koichi 25
Session 1.1.3: Cardiac Electrophysiology
1) Study ofHigh-Frequency ElectrocardiogramGe Jiguang; Chen Hang; Xu Zheng 32
2) NOT PRESENTED The Memory Effect and Phase
Response ofModel Sinoatrial Node Cells
Coster Adelle C .F.; Celler Branko G.'
36
3) NOT PRESENTED Phase Response of ModelSinoatrial Node Cells - An Investigation oftheInfluence ofStimulus Parameters
Coster Adelle C. F.; Celler Branko G. 40
4) A 2D Monodomain Model ofRabbit Sinoatrial Node
Cloherty S. L.; Lovell N. H.; Dokos S.;Celler B. G. 44
5) Integrated Mechanisms ofK* Loss in MyocardialIschemia: A Simulation StudyRodriguez Blanca; Ferrero (Jr) J. M. 48
6) Stretch Activated Ion Channels in Myocytes:Parameter Estimation, Simulations and Phenomena
Sachse Frank B.; Riedel C; Seemann G.;Werner C. D. 52
7) NOT PRESENTED Cholinergic Regulation ofContraction Rhythm ofSpontaneously BeatingCardiac Myocytes in Culture
Kohashi Masayuki; Abe Reina; Yamauchi Yoshiko;Kawahara Koichi 56
8) Simulation ofAction Potential Propagation Block on aBidimensional Ventricular Tissue Model DuringRegional Myocardial Ischaemia
Trenor Beatriz; Ferrero( Jr) Jose M.;
Montilla Fulgencio 59
Session 1.1.4: Arrhythmogenesis and Spiral
1) NOT PRESENTED Dynamics of Excitation in RingsandAnnuli
Glass Leon; Nagai Yoshihiko; Hall Kevin 63
2) Phase Singularities and Termination ofSpiral WaveReentryEason James C; Trayanova Natalia A. 66
3) Spatiotemporal Dynamics ofPacing in Models ofAnatomical ReentrySinha Sitabhra; Christini David J. 70
4) Unidirectional Blocks and Ectopic Foci Induced byCoupling an Ischemic and a Nortnal Ventricular Cell
Landau Mayer; Bardou Alain 74
5) A Model ofGap Junction Conductance and
Ventricular TachyarrhythmiaWu X. D.; Shen Y. L.; Bao J. L.; Cao C. M.;Xu W. H.; Xia Q. 28
Contents-1
Track 1.2: Cardiac and Vascular
Biomechanics
Session 1.2.1: Blood Flow and Material
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4)
Coronoary Autoregulation Based on Oxygen Flow:
A Model ofOxygen Supply to Coronary' Arteriolar
Smooth Muscle in Injury and Endothelial DysfunctionSheffer N.; Scheinowitz M; Barnea O. 78
NOT PRESENTED P02 - Dependent Regulation ofMicrovascular Blood Flow in Skeletal Muscle
Shibata Masahiro; Kawarada Atsushi; Ando Jojo;Kamiya Akira; Togawa Tatsuo 81
5)
NOT PRESENTED Experimental Study ofBloodLaminar Flow Through a StentedArteryBenard N.; Coisne D.; Perrault R.
NOT PRESENTED The Changes of FlowCharacteristics caused by a Stent in FusiformAneurysm Models
Rhee Keyhan; Han Moon He; Cha Snag Hoon;Khang G.
A Methodfor Estimating the PhysiologicalSignificance ofEach ofSerial Vascular Lesions
Shalman E.; Einav S.
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Session 1.2.2: Cardiac Mechanics
1) NOT PRESENTED The Molecular Basis of CardiacMechanics: Regulation ofMotor Unit Recruitment
Levy Carmit; Landesberg Amir 91
2) Quantification of Transmural Differences in
Myocardial Function with MRI TaggingArts Theo; van der Toorn A.; Barenbrug P.;
Snoep G.; Maessen J. 95
3) NOT PRESENTED Ventricular Relaxation in
Myocardial Ischemia: A Computer Model-BasedAnalysisLi John K.; Xiao Jianhong; Drzewiecki Gary;Kedem Joseph; Khaw Kenneth 98
4) Development of Online Monitoring ofMyocardiacElastance by Imposing Dual-Frequency Minute
Vibration
Sugimachi Masaru; Shishido Toshiaki; Kawada Tom;Inagaki Masashi; Sunagawa Kenji 100
5) Initial Experience with a Thin Single SegmentPressure and Conductance Catheterfor Measurement
ofLeft Ventricular Volume
Carlsson Camilla J.; Soderqvist Emil;
Brodin Lars-Ake; Kallner Goran; Hultman Jan;
Elmqvist H&kan; Saha Samir 103
6) NOT PRESENTED Wave Reflection andCharacteristic Impedance in the Conscious Dog as
Influenced by Adrenergic Intervention
Kerkhof Peter L.; Li John K.J. 107
Session 1.2.3: Vascular Flow
1) A New Coronary Modelfor MRI Perfusion Studies
Nouri-Baranger Thouraya; Piquer Estelle;Canet Emmanuelle 109
2) Mechanical Properties of Coronary Arteries and
Internal Mammary Arteries Beyond PhysiologicalDeformationsvan Andel Carolien J.; Pistecky Peter V.;Borst Cornelius 113
3) Flow Field Characterization Inside an Arteriovenous
Graft-to-Vein Anastomosis Under Pulsatile Flow
Conditions
Arslan Nurullah; Loth Francis;
Bassiouny Hisham 116
4) In Vivo Validation ofa One-Dimensional Finite
Element Methodfor Simulation-Based Medical
Planningfor Cardiovascular Bypass SurgerySteele Brooke N.; Taylor Charles A.; Wan Jing;Ku J. P.; Hughes T. J. R. 120
5) NOT PRESENTED Mathematical Model of VenousOcclusion Plethysmographyfor Diagnosing DeepVein Thrombosis
Lee J.; Noh H. J.; Yoon Y. R.; Yoon H. R.;
Lee K. J. 124
6) Geometrical Design ofArtificial Heart Valve Based
on Blood Flow Attalysis Around the Valve
Rajaai Seyed M.; Fatemi Mohammad R. 126
7) A Study of Discharge Coefficient in Bileaflet Valves
Grigioni M.; Daniele C; D'Avenio G.;Morbiducci U.; Del Gaudio C; Barbara V. 127
8) Angular Error in Ultrasound Doppler Tissue
Velocities and its Influence on the Derived Variable
Peak Systolic Strain
Storaa Camilla; Brodin Lars-Ake; Lind Britta 131
9) Bloodand Wall Signal Simulatorfor DopplerUltrasound Signal Analysis Algorithm DevelopmentFish Peter J.; Bastos Carlos A. C; Vaz Francisco 135
10) NOT PRESENTED Synchronized Measurements ofMaximum Blood Flow Velocities in Carotid, Brachial
and Femoral Arteries, and ECG in Human Posture
ChangesHirao Yuji; Kuroda Takashi; Zhang Dali;
Kinouchi Yohsuki; Yamaguchi Hisao;Yoshizaki Kazou 139
Contents-2
Session 1.2.4: Cardiac
Mechanics/Cardiovascular Systems
Session 1.2.5: Hemodynamics and Vascular
Mechanics
1) Measurement of Contraction ofIsolated
Cardiomyocytes During Anoxia/Reoxygenation and
the Antagonism ofSalvia Miltiorrhiza
Xu W. H.; Xia Q.; Cao C. M; Zhu C. Y.;
Wu X. D.; Shen Y. L.; Bao J. L. 143
2) A Noninvasive Methodfor Characterizing Ventricular
Diastolic Filling DynamicsMukkamala R.; Mark R. G.; Cohen R.J. 147
3) Design ofa Single Segment Conductance CatheterforMeasurement ofLeft Ventricular Volume
Soderqvist E.; Carlsson C; Brodin LA.; Elmqvist H.;Kronander H.; Ericsson AB. 151
4) NOT PRESENTED A Single-Beat Estimation Method
for Emax Directly Based on Linearity ofVentricular
Elastance
Yoshizawa Makoto; Yokogawa Megumi;Tanaka Akira; Abe Ken-ichi; Takeda Hiroshi;
Saijo Yoshifumi; Yambe Tomoyuki;Nitta Shin-ichi 155
5) Towards Rapid Screening ofTagged MR Images ofthe
Heart
Goksel Dilek; Ozkan Mehmed;Ozturk Cengizhan 156
6) Intra- and Interobserver Reproducibility in Off-LineExtracted Cardiac Tissue Doppler VelocityMeasurements andDerived Variables
Gaballa Mohsen; Lind Britta; Storaa Camilla;Brodin Lars-Ake 160
7) Analytical Models for Predicting Mechanical
Properties ofSelf-Expandable Metal Stents with Cover
Membrane
Moon T.; Hong D.; Chun H. J.; Hyun J. H.;Lee K. B. 163
8) NOT PRESENTED The Mitral Valve Prolapsus:Quantification ofthe Regurgitation Flow Rate byExperimental Time-Dependant PIV
Billy F.; Coisne D.; Sanchez L.; Perrault R. 167
9) Case Follow-Up Study the Patients UndergoingMetalic Heart Valves Replacement ThroughPhonocardiography AnalysisKemaloglu Semra; Kara Sadik 169
10) Possible Mechanisim for Modulating Cardiovascular
System During Running in Humans
Zhang Daoming; Celler Branko 173
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2)
The Aorta: Built to Last a Lifetime?Greenwald Stephen E.; Ryder Gemma C;
Martyn Christopher N. 180
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4)
5)
Vascular Adaptations to Transverse Aortic Banding in
Mice
Hartley Craig J.; Ochoa Lyssa N.;
Reddy Anilkumar K.; Michael Lloyd H.;
Pocius Jennifer S.; Pham Thuy T.; Scott Cederick W.;
Entman Mark L.; Clark, Jr. John W.;Taffet George E. 184
Estimation ofArterial Pulse Wave Velocity with a New
Improved Tissue DopplerMethod
Persson Magnus; Eriksson Anders; Persson Hans W.;
Lindstrom Kjell 188
Mathematical ModelAnalysis ofHeart-ArterialInteraction in Hypertension
Segers Patrick; Stergiopulos Nikos; Verdonck Pascal;
Westerhof Nico 192
Transient Changes of Vascular Smooth Muscle Tone
andMyogenic Response to Acute HypertensionFridez P.; Makino A.; Miyazaki H.; Meister J. J.;
Hayashi K.; Stergiopulos N. 196
11) Hemodilution: Modeling and Clinical Aspects
Kaya Mehmet; Li John K. J. 177
Session 1.2.6: Hemodynamic Modeling and
Measurement Techniques
1) The Non-Invasive Functional Tissue Characterization
forArteriosclerosis by Artery Wall Motion Analysiswith Time Series High-Speed Echo Images and
Continuous Spygmo-Manometer
Nagakura Toshiaki; Masuda Koji; Ooe Yosuke;
Kosuge Shinya; Hase Youko; Okazaki Toshihiko;
Ishihara Ken; Hori Masatsugu;Furukawa Toshiyuki 197
2) Analysis ofEffects ofNonuniform Beam Profile on
Doppler Power Spectrum and Mean Velocity
Zhang Dali; Hirao Yuji; Kuroda Takashi;Kinouchi Yohsuke; Ymaguchi Hisao;
Yoshizaki Kazou 201
3) Wavelet-Based Fluctuation Analysis ofLaser DopplerBlood Flux on Renal Cortex in Rats
Chao Pin-tsun; Jan M. Y.; Huang C. Y.;
Wang Y. Y. Lin; Wang W. K. 202
4) Applying the Resonance Equation to the Blood
Pressure Waveform Variation in Aorta Bending and
Renal Ligation ofRats
Hsiu Hsin; Jan Ming-Yie; Wang Yuh-Ying Lin;
WangWei-Kung 205
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5) Estimation ofCoherence Between the Pulsatile Aortic
Blood Pressure and the Renal Cortical Flux in DODS
Jan Ming-Yie; Shyu J. J.; Chao P. T.;
Wang Y. Y. Lin; Wang W. K. 209
6) A Hydraulic Model ofArterial Systemfor Study the
Relationship Between Blood Distribution and
Frequency Characteristics ofBlood Pressure
WaveformLee Tsung-Chieh; Hsiao Ming-Liang;
Tang Shih-Tsang; Young Shuenn-Tsong 213
7) A Comparative Study in the Use ofBrachial
Photoplethysmography and the QRS Complex as
Timing References in Determination ofPulse Transit
Time
Maguire M.; Ward T.; Markham C; OShea D.;
Kevin L. 215
8) Radial Artery Pulse Change During Cold Pressor Test
Mun Kyung-Won; Soh Kwang-Sup 219
9) NOT PRESENTED Systolic Blood Pressure AccuracyEnhancement in the Electronic Palpation Method
using Pulse Waveform
Sorvoja Hannu S. S.; Myllyla Risto A.;
Nissila Seppo M.; Karja-Koskenkari Paivi M.;Koskenkari Juha K.; Lilja Mauno K.;
Kesaniemi Y. Antero 222
10) A Digital Envelope Detection Filterfor Blood
Pressure Measurement
Lee Jong Youn; Kim J. K.; Yoon G. 226
11) Effects ofMechanical Pumping on the Arterial Pulse
Wave Velocity: Peripheral Artery andMicro-Vessels
Wu Shu-Mei; Shau Yio-Wha; Lin Bor-Shyh;Chong Fok-Ching 229
12) Exercise Testing in Hypertension Patients
Meng Zhaohui; Bai Jing; Cui Shuqi;Wang Suzhong 233
13) A Neural Networkfor Estimation ofAortic Pressure
from the RadialArtery Pressure Pulse
Qasem Ahmed M.; Avolio Albert; Frangakis G. 237
Session 1.2.7: Modeling of Cerebrovascular
Dynamics
1) Modelling Cerebral Blood Flow Autoregulation in
Humans
Panerai Ronney B. 240
2) A Cellular Based Model ofthe Myogenic Response in
Isolated Rat CerebralArteries
Yang Jin; Clark John W.; Bryan Robert;
Robertson Claudia 244
3) The Role of Oxygen in Cerebrovascular Control: A
Mathematical AnalysisUrsino Mauro; Magosso Elisa 247
4) NOT PRESENTED Modeling Cyclic Variation ofIntracranial Pressure
Daley Michael L.; Pasley R. L.; Leffler C. W. 251
5) Comparison of Two Linear Models ofDynamicCerebral AutoregulationLiu Yi; Allen R.; Kirkham S.; Birch A. 255
6) NOT PRESENTED Non-Invasive Technologies forIntracranial Pressure/Volume Measurement
Ragauskas Arminus; Petkus V. 259
Session 1.2.8: Cerebrovascular Dynamics
1) NOT PRESENTED Intracranial Pressure
Monitoring: Relationship Between Indices ofCerebrovascular Reserve, System Bandwidth, and
Cerebral Perfusion
Daley Michael L.; Han Sulhyung; Timmons Shelly D.;
Pourcyrous M.; Leffler C. W. 263
2) Preliminary Study on the Oxygen ConsumptionDynamics During Brain Hypothermia Resuscition
Ji Yan; Liu Jing 266
3) MRI Measurements of Craniospinal and Intracranial
Volume Change in Healthy and Head Trauma Cases
Alperin N.; Kadkhodayan Y.; Varadarajalu B.;
Fisher C.; Roitberg B. 270
4) Numerical Study ofthe Cerebro-Spinal Fluid (CSF)
Dynamics Under Quasi-Static Condition During a
Cardiac CycleFin Lo'ic; Grebe Reinhard; Baledent Olivier;
Idy-Peretti liana 274
5) Reciprocal Influence ofSlow Waves Extracted in
Intracranial Pressure, Arterial Pressure and
Cerebral Blood Velocity Signals
Cervenansky Frederic; Lemaire Jean-Jacques;Boire Jean-Yves 277
Track 1.3: Cardiac Activation
Session 1.3.1: Optical Potential Mapping in
the Heart
1) Structure Related Membrane Polarizations in Field
Stimulated Guinea Pig Papillary Muscle
Windisch Herbert; Dapra David; Kohler Hans;
Miinzer Thomas; Janschitz Michaela 280
2) Refined Calibration Methodsfor Optical Potential
Mapping in Single CardiomyocytesPlatzer D.; Dapra D.; Windisch H. 283
3) Electro-Anatomical Characterization by Cardiac
Electric Near-Fields
Hofer Ernst; Plank Gemot; Schafferhofer I.;
Sanchez-Quintana D. 285
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4) NOT PRESENTED Advances in Noncontact
Endocardial MappingKhoury D. S.; Rao L. 288
5) Minimally Invasive Epicardial Activation Mappingfrom Multielectrode Catheters
Yilmaz Bulent; MacLeod Rob S.; Shome Shibaji;Punkse Bonnie B.; Taccardi Bruno 290
Session 1.3.2: Mapping and Arrhythmias
1) Real-Time Control ofthe Embedded WaveformforExternal Defibrillation
Gorbunov Boris B.; Gusev Alexey N.;Hlebnekov Yuri B.; Kurekov Sergey F.;
Selishchev Sergey V. 294
2) NOT PRESENTED ECG Segmentation and P-Wave
Feature Extraction: Application to Patients Prone to
Atrial Fibrillation
Lepage R.; Boucher J. M.; Blanc J. J.;
Cornilly J. C. 298
3) Wavelet-Based Filtering for the Clinical Evaluation ofAtrial Fibrillation
Watson J. N.; Addison P. S.; Grubb N.; Clegg G. R.;
Robertson C. E.; Fox K. A. A. 302
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First Experience in AtrialActivation ImagingfromClinical Electrocardiographic Mapping Data
Tilg Bernhard; Modre Robert; Fischer Gerald;Hanser Friedrich; Messnarz Bernd;Schocke Michael F. H.; Kremser Christian;
Pachinger Otmar; Wach Paul; Hintringer Florian;Roithinger Franz X. 303
Analysis ofthe Activation Propagation on Both
Ventricles using Tagged MRISamli Asim; Ozturk C; Faris O.; Wyman B. 307
Noninvasive Imaging ofVentricular Activation -
Application to Patients with WPW-SyndromeFischer Gerald; Tilg Bernhard; Modre Robert;
Roithinger Franz X.; Hintringer Florian;Berger Thomas; Abou-Harb Maria; Hanser Friedrich;Messnarz Bernd; Schocke Michael F. H.;
Kremser Christian; Pachinger Otmar; Wach Paul 311
Dense Electrical Map Reconstructionfrom ECG/MCGMeasurements using a Priori Myocardial Fiber
Structure andActivation Sequence InformationDebreuve Eric; Gullberg Grant T. 315
Computer Simulation ofElectrical Propagation in
Cardiac Tissue
Arafune Tatsuhiko; Mishima Akira;
Kobayashi Etsuko; Sakuma Ichiro; Inada Hiroshi;Dohi Takeyoshi; Shibata Nitaro; Yamamoto Mituru;Niwa Yoko; Honjo Haruo; Kodama Itsuo 319
9) Depolarization Diffusion During Weak
Suprathreshold Stimulation ofCardiac Tissue
Nikolski Vladimir; Sambelashvili Aleksandre;Efimov Igor R. 323
10) An Experimental Study ofBody Surface Mapping ofChronic Myocardial InfarctionLian Jie; Ramachandra Indiresha; Cheng Jia;Avitall Boaz; He Bin 332
11) High Resolution Optical Mapping ofNa+ Blocked
Ventricular TachycardiaMishima Akira; Arafune Tatsuhiko; Tanoue Naoki;Kobayashi Etsuko; Sakuma Ichiro; Inada Hiroshi;
Dohi Takeyoshi; Shibata Nitaro; Nihei Motoki;
Yamamoto Mitsuru; Niwa Ryoko; Honjo Haruo;Kodama Itsuo 334
12) Linear Inverse Approachesfor the Reconstruction ofEpicardial and Transmembrane Potential Patterns
Messnarz Bernd; Tilg Bernhard; Modre Robert;
Fischer Gerald; Hanser Friedrich; Wach Paul 337
13) Development ofa Large-Scale ComputerHeartModelfor Supporting Clinical Studies ofArrhythmiasSugimachi Masaru; Inagaki Masashi;Nakazawa Kazuo; Suzuki Toru; Kawada Toru;
Sunagawa Kenji 341
14) Enhancement ofR-Wave Detection in ECG Data
Analysis using Higher-Order Statistics
Panoulas Kostas I.; Hadjileontiadis Leontios J.;Panas Stavros M. 344
Session 1.3.3: Propagation of Electrical
Activity in Cardiac Tissue
1) Computationally Efficient Methodsfor Solving the
Bidomain Equations in 3D
Vigmond Edward J.; Aguel Felipe;Trayanova Natalia A. 348
2) Model Study ofVector-Loop Morphology DuringElectrical Mapping ofMicroscopic Conduction in
Cardiac Tissue
Plank Gemot; Hoefer E.; Leon Joshua 352
3) The Effects ofIschemia on the Ectopic ActivityInduced by EADs. Computer Simulation.
Colomar Enrique; Saiz Javier; Ferrero, (Jr) J. M. 355
4) Simulation ofPropagation in a Realistic-GeometryComputer Heart Model with Parallel ProcessingTrudel Marie-Claude; Gulrajani Ramesh M.;Leon L. Joshua 359
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Session 1.3.4: Forward-Inverse Problems in
ECG and MCG
1) Application ofLead Field Theory and ComputerizedThorax Modeling for the ECG Inverse Problem
Puurtinen Hanna-Greta; Hyttinen Jari;
Kauppinen Pasi; Takano Noriyuki; Laarne Paivi;
Malmivuo Jaakko 363
2) Effect of Cardiac Phases and ConductivityInhomogeneities of the Thorax Models on ECG Lead
Selection and Reconstruction
Takano Noriyuki; Puurtinen Hanna-Greta;Kauppinen Pasi; Hyttinen Jari; Malmivuo Jaakko 367
3) Direct and Inverse Problems in Simulation ofHumanVentricular Conduction System ElectrogramsLvov Boris; Al-Nashash Hasan 371
4) NOT PRESENTED Measurement of Two-Dimensional Impedance Magnetocardiogram-Model Experiment-Kandori Akihiko; Suzuki D.; Miyashita K.;
Yokosawa K.; Tsukada K. 374
5) A Sensitive Magnetocardiograph for Fetal
Surveillance
Uzunbajakau S. A.; Golbach E. G. M.; Stinstra J. G.;
Peters M. J. 378
2) NOT PRESENTED Termination ofReentrant
Propagation by a Single Extracellular Stimulus in an
Atrial Ring Model
Johnson C. R.; Barr R. C. 398
3) NOT PRESENTED A Simulation Study on a Catheter
Navigation Methodfor Guiding the Ablative TherapyofCardiac ArrhythmiasFukuoka Yutaka; Oostendorp Thorn F.;Cohen Richard J.; Armoundas Antonis A. 402
4) NOT PRESENTED Electro-Anatomical Four-
Dimensional Mapping of Ventricular TachycardiaPanescu Dorin; Nasir Mansoon; Masse Stephan;Sevaptsidis Elias; Downar Eugene 405
5) Multiple Probe Hepatic Radio-Frequency Ablation:
Ex-Vivo Experiments in the Porcine Model
Haemmerich Dieter; Webster John G.;Lee, Jr. Fred T.; Wright Andrew W.;
Mahvi David M. 408
Track 1.4: Pulmonary SystemAnalysis and Critical Care
Medicine
Session 1.4.1: Cardiopulmonary Modeling
Session 1.3.5: Electrocardiology
1) NOT PRESENTED Deriving the 12-Lead
Electrocardiogramfrom Four Standard Leads Based
on the Frank Torso Model
Wei Darning 381
2) Behaviorof an Automatic Pacemaker SensingAlgorithmfor Single-Pass VDD Atrial ElectrogramsKim J.; Lee S. H.; Yang S. Y.; Cho B. S.;
Huh W. 385
3) Catheter Calibration using Template Matching Line
Interpolation Algorithm
Nagy Laszlo; Szilagyi L. 387
4) Ventricular Repolarization Evaluation from SurfaceECGforIdentification ofthe Patients with Increased
Myocardial Electrical InstabilityLass Jaanus; Kaik Jiiri; Karai Deniss;
Vainu Meelis 390
Session 1.3.6: Electrophysiology and
Ablation
1) A 3D-Modelfor Computer Simulation ofAtrial
ElectrophysiologyFredby Magnus; Elmqvist Hakan 394
1) An Integrated Model ofthe Human CardiopulmonarySystemLu Kun; Clark John W.; Ghorbel Fathi H.;
Ware David L.; Bidani Akhil 412
2) Dynamic Chest Image Analysis: Evaluation ofModel-Based Pulmonary Perfusion Analysis with PyramidImages
Liang Jianming; Jarvi Timo; Kiuru Aaro;Kormano Martti; Svedstrom Erkki 415
3) Modeling ofDiffusion Based Correlations Between
Heart Rate Modulations and Respiration Pattern
Langer Ruben; Smorzik Y.; Akselrod S. 421
4) A Mathematical Model of Cardiovascular Response to
Dynamic Exercise
Magosso Elisa; Felicani Alessandro;
Ursino Mauro 425
5) NOT PRESENTED A Simulation Study ofMechanism
ofPostflight Orthostatic Intolerance
Hao Weiya; Bai Jing; Zhang Weiying; Wu Xingyu;Zhang Lifan 429
Session 1.4.2: Pulmonary and
Cardiovascular Clinical Systems
1) Transient Respiratory Sensivity to Small Mechanical
Stimuli Assessed by Spontaneously Breathing on a
Ventilator
Hellstrom Lars Gosta; Persson Jan 433
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Non-Invasive Measurement ofDiaphragmaticContraction Timing in Dogs
Torres Abel; Fiz Jose Antonio; Morera Josep;
Grassino Alejandro; Jane Raimon 437
The Comparison of Work ofBreathing Methodologieson a Patient Model
Koumoundouros Emmanuel; Santamaria John;
Patterson John 441
Identifying Physiologically Significant Pumping State
Transitions in Implantable Rotary Blood Pumps used
as Left VentricularAssist Devices: An In-Vivo Study
Ayre Peter; Lovell Nigel H.; Morris Richard W.;
Wilson Megan L.; Woodard John C. 445
Perioperative Closed-Loop Control ofAnalgesia in
Humans
Schaniel Christoph; Gentilini Andrea;
Morari Manfred; Bieniok Christian;
Wymann Rolf; Schnider Thomas W. 449
NOT PRESENTED Development ofCardiac MassageVest System
Miyawaki Fujio; Tsuji Takayuki; Toyoda Manabu;Kumon Keiji; Miyazaki Shunici; Sakuma Ichiro;
Dohi Takeyoshi 450
NOT PRESENTED Influence ofGender, Training and
Orcadian Time ofTesting in the Cardiovascular
Response to Stress Tests
Alonso Ignacio; Fernandez J. R.; Hermida Ramdn C;
Mojdn Artemio 451
Short Term Effects ofPulsatile Perfusion in High Risk
Patients
Kocakulak Mustafa; Kucukaksu D. Siiha;Ozatik M. Ali; Tarcan Onurcan; Kale Arzum;
Askin Goktan: Akgiil Ahmet; Guner Seralp;Balci Mustafa; Undar Akif; Pisjcin Erhan:
§ener Erol; Tasdemir Oguz 455
Investigation ofBlood ProteinsAdsorption on Coated
and Uncoated Hollow Fiber Surfaces in
Extracorporeal Circuits During CardiopulmonaryBypassKocakulak M.; Gunaydin S.; Saber R.; Kocum C;Farsak B.; BingOl N.; Sari T.; Yorgancioglu C;Zorlutuna Y.; Ayhan H.; Piskin E. 459
10) Hydraulic Properties of the Hemopump HP31: A
Study ofthe Downstream Pressure Distribution
Grigioni M.; Carotti A.; Daniele C; Morbiducci U.;
Del Gaudio C; D'Avenio G.; Barbaro V.;
Di Donato R. 462
Session 1.4.3: Mechanical CirculatorySupport
1) NOT PRESENTED A Pump Control Indexfor
Reducing Suction and Backflow Effect caused by the
Portable Centrifugal Blood PumpLin Y. H.; Chou N. K.; Chen Y. Y.; Jan G. J. 465
2) First Implants ofthe MicroMed DeBakey VAD in
Turkey
Oguz Tasdemir; Erol Sener; Siiha Kucukaksu Deniz;
Onurcan Tarcan; Ali Ozatik Mehmet; Seref Kugiiker;
George Noon 467
3) Hemodynamic Aspects ofthe Berlin Ventricle Assist
Device
Avrahami I.; Einav S.; Rosenfeld M.; Affeld K. 468
4) Control ofArtificial Hearts using Autonomic Nervous
SignalsSuzuki T.; Mitsui M.; Inagaki F.; Ohkura M.; Saito T.;
Kakuta N.; Isoyama T.; Saito I.; Chinzei T.;
Imachi K.; Mabuchi K. 473
Session 1.4.4: CardiopulmonaryBypass/Extracorporeal Circulation
1) A State-Observerfor Patient Status in Cardiac
Surgery
Naujokat E.; Kiencke U. 475
2) The Effect ofPerfusion Quality DuringExtracorporeal Circulation on the Early Results ofCardiac Surgery
Siiha Kucukaksu Deniz; Ahmet Akgiil; Goktan Askin;
Seralp Guner; AkifUndar; Erol Sener;
Oguz Tasdemir 479
3) Effects of Pulsatile Versus Nonpulsatile Flow on
Cerebral Hemodynamics During Pediatric
Cardiopulmonary Bypass with Deep Hypothermic
Circulatory Arrest
Undar A.; Vaughn W. K.; Calhoon J. H. 480
4) Experimental Setupfor the Quantification ofthe
Cardio-Pulmonary Responses to Different Artificial
Respiratory Loads
Bianchi Anna M.; Baselli Giuseppe;Ghislanzoni Marco; Navalesi Paolo;
Cerutti Sergio 484
5) Analysis ofthe Total Surgical Cardiac Denervation by
Computer Simulation
Karaaslan F.; Denizhan Y.; Kayserilioglu A.;Gulcur H. O. 488
6) NOT PRESENTED Effect ofSegmented Polyurethane
Coating on Thrombus Regulated with Pulsatile Shear
Flow
Hashimoto Shigehiro; Murashige Yoshinori;
Yamanaka Atsushi; Otani Hajime; Imamura Hiroji;Fukutome Akira 492
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Track 1.5: Modeling and Control
of Cardiovascular and Pulmonary
Systems
Session 1.5.1: Heart Rate Variability i:
Modeling and Clinical Aspects
1) NOT PRESENTED Comparison ofLinear and Non-
LinearAnalysis ofHeart Rate Variability in Sedated
Cardiac Surgery Patients
Korhonen I.; Mainardi L. T.; Ypparila H.;
Musialowicz T. 496
2) A Wavelet-Packet Methodfor the Identification ofVentilator Influence on Heart Rate VariabilityMainardi L. T.; Korhonen I.; Bonacina S.;
Cerutti S. 500
3) Heart Rate Variability Measurements During Exercise
TestMayImprove the Diagnosis ofIschemic Heart
Disease
Mateo J.; Serrano P.; Bailon R.; Garcia J.; Ferreira A.;
Del Rfo A.; Ferreiral. J.; Laguna P. 503
4) Heart Rate Variability Analysisfor Patients with
Obstructive Sleep ApneaDickhaus H.; Maier C; Bauch M. 507
5) Cardiovascular Variability in Obstructive Sleep
Apnea: A Closed-Loop AnalysisJo J. A.; Khoo M. C. K.; Blasi A.; Baydur A.;
Juarez R. 511
6) Heart Transplantation - Spectral and BispectralAnalysisToledo E.; Pinhas I.; Aravot D.; Akselrod S. 515
Session 1.5.2: Heart Rate Variability
1) Harmonic Variations ofArterial Pulse During DyingProcess ofRats
Kuo Y. C; Lo S. H.; Wang W. K. 519
2) NOT PRESENTED A New, Fast, and Robust Index
for Heart Rate Variability AnalysisGarcfa-Gonz&lez M. A.; Pallas-Areny R. 522
3) New Insights into the Relationship Between Poincare
Plot Geometry and LinearMeasures ofHeart Rate
VariabilityBrennan Michael; Palaniswami Marimuthu;
Kamen Peter 526
4) Investigations ofCardiac Rhythm Fluctuation usingthe DFA Method
Slabu Lavinia; Negoita Catalina; Sandu Anca;
Amariei Liviu; Corduneanu Constantin;
Grosu loan 530
5) Changing Relationships Between Skin Blood Flow and
Arterial Pressure in Mild Exercise and Recovery
Baselli G.; Misani M.; Cerutti S.; Porta A.;
Vecchia L. Dalla; Lucini D.; Pagani M. 534
6) Respiratory Effect to Heartbeat Fluctuations in
Neonates
Mizote M.; Matsuzaki H.; Kume M. 537
7) NOT PRESENTED Characterization ofAutonomic
Nervous Influences on PR and RR Intervals in the
ElectrocardiogramSheridan E.; Heneghan C; OMalley M.; Nolan P.;
McNicholas W.; Cullen J. P.; Nolan P. G. 540
8) Relation Between Heart Rate Turbulence and Heart
Rate Variability Spectral ComponentsTurkmen Ahmet; Ider Yusuf Ziya; Sade Elif;
Aytemir Kudret; Oto Ali; Kucukdeveci Fikret 544
Session 1.5.3: Heart Rate Variability II:
Nonlinear processing
1) Working on the Noltisalis Database: Measurement of
Nonlinear Properties in Heart Rate Variability Signals
Signorini M. G.; Sassi R.; Cerutti S. 547
2) NOT PRESENTED Dynamic Analysis ofthe
Correlation Integral ofHeart Rate Variability in
Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy Patients
Carvajal R.; Vallverdu M.; Zebrowski J. J.;Baranowski R.; Chojnowska L.; Caminal P. 551
3) Joint Symbolic Dynamics Analysis ofHeart Rate and
Systolic Blood Pressure Interactions in Dilated
CardiomyopathyVoss A.; Baumert M. 555
4) Non-Linear Coupling Among Cardiovascular
Variability Signals in Neuromediate SyncopeCensi F.; Calcagnini G.; Strano S.; Bartolini P.;
Barbara V. 559
5) Poincare Plots and Symbolic Dynamics Patterns ofLeft Ventricular Function Parameters Extractedfrom
Echocardiography Acoustic Quantification
D'Addio G.; Caiani E. G.; Turiel M.; Muzzupappa S.;
Porta A.; Cerutti S.; Rengo F. 563
6) A New Model-Based Ectopic Beat Correction
Algorithmfor Heart Rate VariabilityBrennan Michael; Palaniswami Marimuthu;
Kamen Peter 567
7) Adaptive Mean and Trend Removal ofHeart Rate
Variability using Kalman Filtering
Schlogl A.; Fortin J.; Habenbacher W.; Akay M. 571
8) NOT PRESENTED Estimation ofTotal BaroreflexGain using an Equilibrium Diagram Between
Sympathetic Nerve Activity andArterial Pressure
Kawada T.; Sugimachi M.; Sunagawa K. 574
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9) NOT PRESENTED Attenuation ofa Pulsatile
Pressure Component in the Neural Arc ofthe Arterial
BaroreflexKawada T.; Sugimachi M.; Sunagawa K. 578
Session 1.5.5: Neural Control of the
Cardiovascular System
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2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
7)
8)
BurstActivity and Heart Rhythm Modulation in the
Sympathetic Outflow to the Heart
Baselli G.; Falcomata C; Gelain F.; Cerutti S.;Massimini M; Montano N.; Porta A. 582
NOT PRESENTED A Bionic Approach to
Cardiovascular Regulation: BionicArterial
Baroreflex System
Sugimachi M.; Sato T.; Kawada T.; Inagaki M.;Sunagawa K. 585
Central and Reflex Effects Standing on Cardiac
Interval ResponseTakaue Junji; Yonezawa Yoshiharu;
Nionomiya Ishio 588
NOT PRESENTED Assessment ofBaroreflexContribution to Spontaneous Blood Pressure-Heart
Rate Coupling by Cross Mutual InformationDi Rienzo M; Hoyer D.; Castiglioni P.; Parati G.;
Pompe B.; Zwiener U. 589
NOT PRESENTED Monitoring the Brain-Stem State
Through the Assessment ofthe Baroreceptor-HeartRate Reflex in Critically Brain-Injured Patients
Castiglioni P.; Conci F.; Parati G.; Di Rienzo M. 592
Analysis of Cardiovascular Instability by aMathematical Model ofBaroreflex Control
Magosso E.; Biavati V.; Ursino M. 596
Baroreceptor-Sensitive Fluctuations ofHeart Rate
and Pupil Diameter
Calcagnini G.; Giovannelli P.; Censi F.; Bartolini P.;Barbara V. 600
Baroreflex Sensitivity Estimation by the TransferFunction Method Revised: Effect ofChanging the
Coherence Criterion
Pinna G. D.; Maestri R.; Raczak G.; Swenne C. A.;
La Rovere M. T. 604
Theme 2. Neural Systems and
Engineering
Track 2.1: Neural Imaging and
Sensing
Session 2.1.1: Brain Imaging
1) Tikhonov Regularization using a Minimum-Product
Criterion: Application to Brain Electrical
TomographyVentouras E. M.; Papageorgiou C. C;Uzunoglu N. K.; Christodoulou G. N. 608
2) Extraction ofthe Hemodynamic Response in
Randomized Event-Related Functional MR1
Ari Narter; Yen Yi-Fen 612
3) Evaluation ofBrain Atrophy Measures in MRI
Atkins M.S.; Orchard J.; Tory M. K. 616
4) Redefining Fetal Evoked Fields with Biomagnetic
Recordings Over the Whole Maternal Abdomen
Preissl H.; Eswaran H.; Wilson J. D.; Robinson S.;Vrba J.; Murphy P.; Lowery C. L. 620
5) Brain Surface Current Density Mapping in Pianists
andNon-Pianists
Haueisen J.; Knosche T. R. 624
6) Estimation ofBidirectional Information Flow in the
Human Brainfrom Evoked Potentials by use ofDipoleTracing Method
Take Noriyuki; Kosugi Yukio;Musha Toshimitsu 627
7) NOT PRESENTED Selective Stimulation and
Measurement in the Cochlear Nucleus with the SpikeMicroelectrode ArrayMase F.; Takahashi H.; Ejiri T.; Nakao M.;Nakamura N.; Kaga K.; Herve T. 631
Session 2.1.2: EEG/MEG processing
1) Autocorrelation and Cross-Correlarion Analyses ofAlpha Waves in Relation to Subjective Preference ofa
Flickering LightSoeta Y.; Uetani S.; Ando Y. 635
2) NOT PRESENTED Spatial Filtering in the TrainingProcess ofa Brain Computer InterfaceMourino Josep; Millan Jos6 del R.; Cincotti Febo;
Chiappa Silvia; Jane" Raimon; Babiloni Fabio 639
3) NOT PRESENTED Visualization ofTime-FrequencyComponents ofHuman Movement-Related Cortical
Potential using Wavelet TransformKawada Masatake 643
4) A Distinguish Method ofEpileptic EEG and
Deglutition EEG Based on Chaotic Noise-Reductrion
Ouyang Guanghua; Li Chunyan; Jiang Guotai 647
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5) Mahalanobis Distance-Based Classifiers are able to
Recognize EEG Patterns by using Few EEG
Electrodes
Babiloni Fabio; Bianchi Luigi; Semeraro Francesco;
Millan Jose del R.; Mourino Josep; Cattini Angela;Salinari Serenella; Marciani Maria Grazia;
Cincotti Febo 651
6) Brain Computer Interface: The Use ofLowResolution Surface Laplacian and Linear Classifiersfor the Recognition ofImagined Hand Movements
Cincotti Febo; Bianchi Luigi; Millan Jose del R.;
Mourino Josep; Salinari Serenella;Marciani Maria Grazia; Babiloni Fabio 655
2) Acceleration ofLearning in Hybrid Neural Networks:
A Novel Approachfor the Design ofBrain
Chaosmakers
Bardakjian Berj L.; Chiu Alan 687
3) NOT PRESENTED A Studyfor the Feature Selection
to Identify Giemsa-Stained Hwnan Chromosomes
Based on Artificial Neural Network
Ryu Seung Yun; Cho Jong Man;
Woo Seung Hyo 691
4) Binding and Segmentation of Visual Images by means
ofOscillatory Neurons
Ursino M.; La Cara G. E.; Sarti A. 693
7) Analysis ofMEG Relating to Subjective Preference ofVisual Motion Stimuli
Okamoto Yosuke; Soeta Yoshiharu; Nakagawa Seiji;Tonoike Mitsuo; Ando Yoichi 659
Track 2.2: Neural Computation:Artificial and Biological
Session 2.2.1: Neural ComputationalModeling Closely Based on Anatomy and
Physiology
1) How Efficiently a Ganglion Cell Codes the Visual
SignalSmith R. G.; Dhingra N. K.; Kao Y. H.;
Sterling P. 663
2) Computer Simulations ofDorsal Cochlear Nucleus
Neural CircuitryHancock K. E.; Davis K. A.; Voigt H. F. 666
3) Stochastic and Coherence Resonance in HippocampalNeurons
Durand D. M.; Stacey W. C. 670
4) NOT PRESENTED Learn++: An Incremental
Learning Algorithm Based on Psycho-PhysiologicalModels ofLearningPolikar R. 672
5) A Biologically Inspired Neural Network Composed ofDissimilar Single Neuron Models
Poirazi P.; Neocleous C. C; Pattichis C. S.;Schizas C. N. 676
6) Dual Nature Hidden Layers Neural Networks "A
Novel Paradigm ofNeural NetworkArchitecture "
Karthikeyan S.; Prakash Ravi; Paul B. B. 680
Session 2.2.2: Neural Computation
1) Online Morse Code Automatic Recognition withNeural Network SystemLuo Ching-Hsing; Fuh Duu-Tong 684
5) Classification ofRespiratory Sounds by using an
Artificial Neural Network
Sezgin M. C.; Dokur Z.; Olmez T.; Koriirek M. 697
6) A Simple Neural Network Systemfor Wisconsin Card
Sorting Test
Kaplan Giilay B.; Gene Ibrahim; Giizelis. Ciineyt 700
Track 2.4: Neural Interfacing
Session 2.4.1: Neural Recording
1) Noise Tolerance as a Measure ofChannelDiscrimination for Multi-Channel Neural InterfacesSahin Mesut 704
2) Neural Source Localization using Advanced Sensor
Array Signal Processing TechniquesOweiss K. G.; Anderson D. J. 707
3) Addition ofan Intrafascicular Electrode at the Site ofApplication ofa Multipolar Nen>e CuffEnhances the
Opportunityfor Selective Fascicular Activation
Riso R.; Dalmose A.; Stefania D.; Schuttler M. 711
4) Intraoperative Recording ofENGfrom Human Sacral
Nerve Roots
Rijkhoff N. J. M.; Kurstjens G. A. M.; Vidal J.;Rodriguez A.; Borau A.; Sinkjaer T. 715
5) Signal Strength in Nerve CuffElectrode RecordingsAndreasen L. N. S.; Struijk, J. J. 719
6) EEG Signals Can Be used to Detect the VoluntaryHand Movements by using an Enhanced Resource-
Allocating Neural Network
Erfanian Abbas; Gerivany Mahdi 721
Session 2.4.2: Cultured neurons: activitypatterns, adhesion & survival
1) Nano-Ampere Stimulation Windowfor CulturedNeurons on Micro-Electrode Arrays
Buitenweg J. R.; Rutten W. L. C; Marani E. 725
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2) Burst Analysis ofChemically Stimulated Spinal Cord
Neuronal Networks Cultured on Microelectrode
ArraysGrattarola M; Chiappalone M; Davide F.;
Martinoia S.; Tedesco M. (B.); Rosso N.;Vato A. 729
3) Bio-Functionalized Neurochips
Tiefenauer L. X.; Sorribas H.; Padeste C;
Sricker C. 733
4) Activity Patterns ofCultured Neural Networks on
Micro Electrode ArraysRutten Wim L. C.; van Pelt J. 737
5) Nerve Growth Factor Dependent Changes in
Electrophysiology Measured in a NeurotrophicElectrode
Tillery S. I. Helms; Rousche P. J.; Hausmann K.;Hall D.; Beaumont M; Panitch A.; Kipke D. R. 741
6) Profuse and Selective Growth In Vitro ofRat SpinalAxons on a Micro-Patterned Poly (ethylene imine)Grid
Mouveroux J. M. P.; Lakke E. A. J. F.; Marani E.;Stelztle M. 745
7) Survival ofAdhering Cortical Neurons on
Polyethylenimine Micropatterns
Ruardij T. G.; Goedbloed M. H.; Rutten W. L. C. 749
8) Investigation ofthe Predictability ofNeural Cell
Survival After Exposure to Non-Uniform Electric
Fields
Heida T.; Rutten W.L.C.; Marani E. 753
Session 2.4.3: Neuro-technology
1) A Multi Channel Chopper Modulated Neural
Recording System
Dagtekin Mustafa; Liu Wentai;Bashirullah Rizwan 757
2) Circuitry for a Wireless MicrosystemforNeural
Recording MicroprobesYu Hao; Najafi Khalil 761
3) Microelectrodes with Three-Dimensional Structures
for ImprovedNeural InterfacingMetz S.; Heuschkel M. O.; Avila B. Valencia;Holzer R.; Bertrand D.; Renaud Ph. 765
4) Reducing Stiffness and Electrical Losses ofHighChannel Hybrid Nerve CuffElectrodes
Schuettler M.; Stieglitz T.; Gross M.; Altpeter D.;
Staiger A.; Doerge T.; Katzenberg F. 769
5) A New Pulse Shape to Obtain Selective Small Fiber
Activation byAnodal BlockingVuckovic A.; Rijkhoff N. J. M. 773
Track 2.5: Neural Systems:Analysis and Control
Session 2.5.1: Neural Mechanisms of Visual
Selection
1) Neural Mechanisms ofBottom-Up Selection DuringVisual Search
Thompson Kirk G. 776
2) Neural Mechanisms ofTop-Down Selection DuringVisual Search
Bichot Narcisse P. 780
3) NOT PRESENTED Target Probability Modulates
Neuronal Activity in the Primate Saccadic SystemBasso M. A. 784
4) A Neural Model Combining Attentional Orienting to
Object Recognition: Preliminary Explorations on the
Interplay Between Where and What
Miau Florence; Itti Laurent 789
Session 2.5.2: Models of Dynamic Neural
Systems
1) NOT PRESENTED A Non-Homogeneous Binomial
Modelfor Thalamic Oscillations
Wang T.; Muthuswamy J. 793
2) NOT PRESENTED Afferent Stream Integration in a
Model ofthe Nucleus Accumbens
Wolf J. A.; Schroeder L. F.; Contreras D.;
Finkel L. H. 796
3) A Functional Model ofthe Olivocerebellar System that
Produces Rhythmic Activity at Gamma Frequency
Kuntalp Mehmet 802
4) Model-Based Design ofStimulus Trainsfor Selective
Microstimulation ofTargeted Neuronal Populations
Mclntyre Cameron C; Grill Warren M. 806
5) Neurogenesis ofRespiratory Rhythm: A
Computational StudyRybak I. A.; Paton J. F. R.; St.-John W. M. 810
6) Bursting ofNeurons Under Slow Wave Stimulation
Zhu Jun-Ling; Shen Qiang; Jiang Da-Zong 814
Session 2.5.3: Sensory Motor Mapping
1) NOT PRESENTED Decoding in Neural Systems:Stimulus Reconstructionfrom Nonlinear Encoding
Stanley Garrett B.; SeyedBoloori Alireza 816
2) From Sensory Space to Motor Commands:
Lessonsfrom Saccades
Optican L. M.; Quaia C. 820
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3) Computing Multisensory Target Probabilities on a
Neural MapAnastasio T. J.; Patton P. E. 824
4) Premolar Circuit Topology and Sensory - Motor
Pattern Selection
Galiana H. L. 828
5) NOT PRESENTED Modular Circuitry' for Combining
and Controlling Degrees ofFreedom in the Limb
Giszter Simon F. 832
6) Modeling Human Open-Loop Tracking Behavior
Davidson Paul R.; Jones Richard D.; Andreae John H.;
Sirisena Harsha R. 836
Session 2.5.4: Sensory Motor Control
Systems
1) Eye Position Feedback in a Model ofthe Vestibulo-
Ocular Reflexfor Spino-Cerebellar Ataxia 6
Anderson J. H; Yavuz M. C; Kazar B. M.;
Christova P.; Gomez C. M. 840
2) Chaotic and Statical Analysis ofMultiple Unit
Neuronal Activities on the Learning Stimuli
Cho S. Y.; Kim B. Y.; Jang Y. S.; Kim H. T. 844
3) Lower Motor Control Modeled by Neuron with Fuzzy
Synapses
Bigan C; Strungaru R.; Ungureanu M.;
Lazarescu V. 845
4) Unifying Vestibulo-Ocular Reflexes
Wagner R.; Galiana H. L. 849
5) Detecting Adaptive Inverse Models in the Central
Nen'ous System
Davidson Paul R.; Jones Richard D.;
Andreae John H.; Sirisena Harsha R. 853
6) A Biologically Inspired Learning to Grasp System
Oztop E.; Arbib M. A. 857
7) NOT PRESENTED Quantization ofMotorActivity
into Primitives and Time-Frequency Atoms using
Independent Component Analysis and Matching
PursuitAlgorithmsGiszter Simon F. 861
8) Motor Control ofa Limb Segment Actuated by
Artificial MusclesEskiizmirliler S.; Tondu B.; Darlot C. 865
9) NOT PRESENTED The Brainstem Switchfor Gaze
Shifts in Humans
Kumar A. N.; Leigh R. J.; Ramat S. 869
10) Studies ofthe Coefficient of Variation ofthe
Magnitude ofEEG Signals
Round W. H.; Sleigh J. W. 873
Track 2.6: Neuro-
electromagnetism
Session 2.6.1: Magnetic Stimulation
1) Magnetic Nerve Stimulation: Field Focality and
Depth ofPenetration
Al-Mutawaly Nafia; de Bruin Hubert;
Findlay Raymond D. 877
2) Designing and Constructing a Magnetic Stimulator:
Theoretical and Practical Considerations
Al-Mutawaly Nafia; de Bruin Hubert 881
3) Difference Between Electrical and Magnetic Nerve
Stimulation: A Casefor the Transverse Field?
Struijk Johannes J.; Schnabel Veit 885
4) NOT PRESENTED Transverse Magnetic Waves in
Myelinated Nerves
VillapecelKn-Cid M. Ma; Roa L. Ma;
Reina-Tosina J. 888
5) NOT PRESENTED Properties ofPeripheral Nerve
Excitation in Respect ofLocation ofCoilfor MagneticNerve Stimulation
Hiwaki O.; Kuwano H. 892
6) A Modified Cable Functionfor Represent the
Excitation ofPeripheral Nerves by Transverse Field
Induced by Pulsed Magnetic Field
Wang Yi; Shen Qiang; Jiang Da-zong 896
Session 2.6.2: Neural Signals SourceLocalization
1) Development ofRealistic Head Modelsfor Electro-
Magnetic Source Imaging ofthe Human Brain
Akalin Z.; Acar C. E.; Gencer N. G. 899
2) Non-Uniform Spatial Sampling in EEG Source
AnalysisBenar C. G.; Gotman J. 903
3) Acupuncture-Based Biophysical Frontiers ofComplementary Medicine
Rakovic Dejan 906
4) The Conductivity ofBrain Tissues: Comparison ofResults In Vivo and In Vitro Measurements
Latikka J. A.; Hyttinen J. A.; Kuurne T. A.;
Eskola H. J.; Malmivuo J. A. 910
5) NOT PRESENTED EEG Source Localization
Sensitivity Due to Brain Lesions Modeling Errors
Vatta F.; Bruno P.; Inchingolo P. 913
6) NOT PRESENTED Interaction Between Noise and
Lesion Modeling Errors on EEG Source Localization
AccuracyBruno P.; Vatta F.; Inchingolo P. 917
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7) Current Density Reconstruction with Multi-Scale Grid
ApproachHan J-M.; Lee I. B.; Hahm J. H.; Kim Y. J.;
ParkK. S. 921
8) NOT PRESENTED The Analysis of the Visually
Information Processing in the Brain by usingMagnetoencephalogramTuchida Akiyoshi; Magatani Kazushige;Yanashima Kenji 923
9) Dipole Localization Method Based on the High-Resolution EEG
XieY.Q.;MaX. S. 926
10) NOT PRESENTED Biomagnetic Inverse Solution
using Combined-Norm and Pointwise Normalization
Terazono Y.; Matani A. 930
Track 2.7: Clinical Neural
Engineering
Session 2.7.2: Detection and mechanisms of
epileptic activity
1) NOT PRESENTED Real-Time Seizure Detection
System using Multiple Single-Neuron RecordingsMoxon Karen; Kuzmick Valerie; Lafferty John;
Serfass April; Szperka Doug; Zale Benjamin;Johnson Jeremy; Nagvajara Prawat 934
2) An Optimization Algorithmfor Hurtless Location ofEpilepsy Foci
Li Chunyan; Ouyang Guanghua; Jiang Guotai 938
3) Application ofthe Walsh Transform in an IntegratedAlgorithmfor the Detection oflnterictal SpikesSanchez D.; Adjouadi M.; Barreto A.; Jayakar P.;
Yaylali I. 939
4) Automated Detection ofEpileptic Seizures in the EEG
Hoeve Maarten-Jan; Jones Richard D.;Carroll Grant J.; Goelz Hansjerg 943
5) Epileptiform Activity Induction with ElectrolyteImbalance in Brain Slices: Mechanisms Involved in
Control
Saybasili Hale; Arslan R. Burak 947
Session 2.7.3: Diagnostic Tools
1) Estimation ofthe Anesthetic Depth using Wavelet
Analysis ofElectroencephalogramBibian Stephane; Zikov Tatjana; Dumont Guy A.;
Ries Craig R.; Puil Ernest; Ahmadi Hoss;Huzmezan Mihai; MacLeod Bernard A. 951
2) NOT PRESENTED A Physiological Frameworkforthe Cortical Representation ofPhonemes and
Conduction Aphasia: Phonotopic Hypothesis
Fujioka H.; Mabuchi K. 956
3) NOT PRESENTED Assessment ofthe TropicamideConcentration on Pupillary Response TestforAlzheimer's Disease
Iijima Atsuhiko; Haida Munetaka; Ishikawa Norio;
Minamitani Haruyuki; Shinohara Yukito 957
4) Alzheimer Disease Detection and Analysis using P3
Component ofERP in Alzheimer Type Dementia
Park E. H.; Cho S. Y.; Kim J. W.; Whang W. W.;
Kim H. T. 961
5) Measurement ofHuman Color Responses using Visual
Evoked Potential Elicited by Multi-Color Stimulation
Momose K.; Hanagata J. 964
6) EMMA - An Eye-Movement Measurement and
Analysis SystemMuir Steven R.; MacAskill Michael R.; Herron David;
Goelz Hansjerg; Jones Richard D.;
Anderson Tim J. 968
7) Discharge Patterns in the Subthalamic Nucleus and
Substantia Nigra During Deep Brain Stimulator
ImplantsRohr M.; Baselli G.; Bianchi A. M.; Cerutti S.;
Tamma F.; Caputo E.; Egidi M.; Rampini P.;
Locatelli M.; Pesenti A.; Priori A. 972
8) Interhemispheric Differences ofHand Motor Cortex
Organization: MEG-EMG Cortico-Muscolar
Coherence
Porcaro Camillo; Tecchio Franca; Zappasodi Filippo;Salustri Carlo; Ercolani Matilde; Romani Gian Luca;Rossini Paolo M. 975
Track 2.8: Neuro-
electrophysiology
Session 2.8.1: Neural Source Mapping
1) An Experimental Study on BEM-Based Cortical
Imaging ofHuman SEPActivities
Zhang X.; Towle V. L.; Sasaki H.; Lian J.; Li G. L.;He B. 978
2) The Reciprocal Approach to the Inverse Problem of
ElectroencephalographyFinke Stefan; Gulrajani Ramesh M.;
Gotman Jean 980
3) Effect ofSkull Resistivity on the Relative SensitivityDistributions ofEEG and MEG Measurements
Malmivuo J. A.; Suihko V. 984
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4) Multimodal Integration ofHigh Resolution EEG and
Functional Magnetic Resonance: A Simulation StudyBabiloni Fabio; Babiloni Ciaudio; Carducci Filippo;Angelone Leonardo; Del Gratta Cosimo;
Romani Gian Luca; Rossini Paolo Maria;
Cincotti Febo 986
5) Time Frequency Analysis and Spatial Filtering in the
Evaluation ofBeta ERSAfter Finger MovementBianchi A. M.; Foffani G.; Cerutti S.; Babiloni C;Rossini P. M.; Carducci F.; Babiloni F.;
Cincotti F. 990
6) The Realistic Versus the Spherical HeadModel in
EEG Dipole Source Analysis in the Presence ofNoise
Vanrumste Bart; Van Hoey Gert; Van de Walle Rik;
Van Hese Peter; D'Have Michel; Boon Paul;Lemahieu Ignace 994
7) NOT PRESENTED Model Analysis and IndependentComponentAnalysis ofCortical Data Acquired with
Surface Microelectrode
Takahashi H.; Nakao M.; Kaga K.; Herve T. 998
8) NOT PRESENTED Properties ofAuditory TemporalIntegration Revealed by Mismatch NegativityKanoh Shin'ichiro; Arai Toshinori; Futami Ryoko;Hoshimiya Nozomu 1002
9) NOT PRESENTED In Vivo Measurement ofSkull andBrain Resistivities with EITBased Method and
Analysis ofSEF/SEP Data
Goncalves S.; de Munck J. C; Verbunt J. P. A. 1006
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