Invited Lecture
| Speaker | : | Dr. Pierre Jannin
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University of Rennes, France
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| Title | : | Surgical Process
Modeling for Intelligent CAI: Methods and Applications
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Abstract
One objective of Computer-Assisted Interventional (CAI) systems is to improve
surgical or therapeutic interventions by means of decision and action support
systems. Intelligent CAI systems consist in providing clinicians with the right
and optimal support within the right mode/way/medium, and at the right time. For
the latter, Surgical Process Modeling (SPM) has been emerged as a key element of
the Operating Room of the future. SPM is a methodology allowing representation
of procedural knowledge and helping the development of situation awareness in
surgery. SPM methodology includes computation of formal procedural models from
observations. In this presentation, I will detail main components of SPM
methodology. Current challenges will be outlined. I will also introduce some
preliminary results demonstrating other possible applications, such as surgical
skill assessment.
Biography
Pierre Jannin is a senior INSERM researcher at the Medical School of the
University of Rennes (France). He is the head of the MediCIS research group from
both UMR 1099 LTSI, Inserm research institute and University of Rennes
(https://medicis.univ-rennes1.fr). He was awarded the PhD degree from the
University of Rennes in 1988 on multimodal 3D imaging in neurosurgery and the
“Habilitation” (HDR) from the University of Rennes in 2005 on information and
knowledge assisted neurosurgery. He has about 20 years experience in designing
and developing image guided surgery systems for neurosurgery. His research
topics include image-guided surgery, multimodal imaging data fusion, augmented
reality, modeling of surgical procedures and processes, study of surgical
expertize, and validation in medical image processing. The main clinical
application areas concern functional neurosurgery and surgery of low-grade
tumors in central areas. He authored or co authored more than 40 peer-reviewed
international journal papers and more than 50 international conferences long
papers. He is the General Secretary of the International Society of Computer
Aided Surgery (ISCAS). He is senior member of the SPIE society. He is Deputy
Editor for the International Journal of Computer Assisted Radiology and Surgery.
He is member of the Editorial Board of the Journal of Computer Aided Surgery. He
is acted as associate editor and reviewer for several journals (e.g., IEEE TMI,
MedIA, Neuroimage, Yearbook of Medical Informatics). He is member of several
Organizing and Program Committees of international conferences, such as CARS,
IPCAI, SPIE, MMVR, and MICCAI.