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Biomedical engineering towards the year 2000 and beyond: Hong Kong SAR, China, October 29 - November 1, 1998 6 Cellular and tissue engineering, physiological systems: modeling and measurements, electromagnetic interactions & issues, clinical engineering and education

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Weitere Verfasser:	Chang, H. K. (HerausgeberIn)
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Veröffentlicht:	Piscataway, NJ IEEE Operations Center 1998
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adam_text	Proceedings of the 20th Annual International Conference of the IEEE-EMBS, 1998 CONTENTS BY PARTS Pages PART 1 Cardiovascular System MS1.1 Modeling and Imaging of Cardiac Bioelectrical Activity 1-12 551 Bioacoustics Revisited 13-24 Theme 1 Cardiovascular System 25-531 PART 2 Imaging and Image Processing, Developing Areas Theme 2 Imaging and Image Processing 532-1067 Theme 12 Developing Areas 1068-1089 PART 3 Biomedical Informatics, Biosignal Processing MS13 Virtual Auditory Displays 1090-1112 MS2 Biomedical Applications of Computational Intelligence 1113-1129 MS5 New Advances in Time-Frequency and Wavelets Methods 1130-1144 552 Hidden Markov Models in Biomedical Signal Processing 1145-1150 Theme 3 Biomedical Informatics 1151-1328 Theme 5 Biosignal Processing 1329-1680 PART 4 Instrumentation and Sensors, Brain and Neural Engineering MS1.2 Modeling and Imaging of Brain Electrical Activity 1681-1691 MS12 Advanced Micro Instrumentation for Medicine and Biology 1692-1702 SS4 Application of Ultrashot Laser Pulses in Medicine and Biology 1703-1718 Theme 6 Instrumentation and Sensors 1719-1991 Theme 11 Brain and Neural Engineering 1992-2242 PART 5 Neuro-Muscular Systems Biomechanics MS6 New Approaches in the Development of Motor Neuroprostheses 2243-2250 MS8.1 Innovative Techniques in Rehabilitation Engineering Research Applications I 2251-2272 MS8.2 Innovative Techniques in Rehabilitation Engineering Research Applications II 2273-2296 SS7 New Devices for Improved Functional Electrical Stimulation Systems 2297-2312 Theme 7 Neuro-Muscular Systems Biomechanics 2313-2778 PART 6 Cellular and Tissue Engineering, Physiological Systems: Modeling and Measurements, Electromagnetic Interactions Issues, Clinical Engineering and Education MS11 Biosensors and Biomedical Actuators 2779-2790 MS7 Biological Effects and Medical Applications of Electromagnetic Energy 2791-2801 MS9 Gastrointestinal Myoelectrical Activity and Pacing 2802-2811 Theme 4 Cellular and Tissue Engineering 2812-2990 Theme 8 Physiological Systems: Modeling and Measurements 2991-3241 Theme 9 Electromagnetic Interactions Issues 3242-3326 Theme 10 Clinical Engineering and Education 3327-3384 ix Proceedings of the 20th Annual International Conference of the IEEE-EMBS, 1998 OVERVIEW OF TECHNICAL PROGRAM Part Pages MS1.1 Modeling and Imaging of Cardiac Electrical Activity I 1-12 MS1.2 Modeling and Imaging of Brain Electrical Activity IV 1681-1691 MS2 Biomedical Applications of Computational Intelligence Ill 1113-1129 MS3 Collaborative Learning Approaches to Biomedical Engineering Education in Computer-Aided Learning Environments of the 21st Century * MS4 Neural Engineering - an Emerging Discipline * MS5 New Advances In Time-Frequency And Wavelets Methods Ill 1130-1144 MS6 New Approaches in the Development of Motor Neuroprostheses V 2243-2250 MS7 Biological Effects and Medical Applications of Electromagnetic Energy VI 2791-2801 MS8.1 Innovative Techniques in Rehabilitation Engineering Research Applications I V 2251-2272 MS8.2 Innovative Techniques in Rehabilitation Engineering Research Applications II V 2273-2296 MS9 Gastrointestinal Myoelectrical Activity and Pacing VI 2802-2811 MS10 Cardiac Rhythms: from Single Beat to Chaos * MS11 Biosensors and Biomedical Actuators VI 2779-2790 MS12 Advanced Micro Instrumentation for Medicine and Biology IV 1692-1702 MS13 Virtual Auditory Displays Ill 1090-1112 551 Bioacoustics Revisited I 13-24 552 Hidden Markov Models in Biomedical Signal Processing Ill 1145-1150 553 Articicial Arm and Micro-Surgical Robot Control * 554 Application of Ultrashot Laser Pulses in Medicine and Biology IV 1703-1718 555 Medical Ultrasonics * 556 Physiological Modeling and Identification I (Session 8.4.1) IV 3032-3055 557 New Devices for Improved Functional Electrical Stimulation Systems V 2297-2312 558 Chaos and Fractals I (Session 5.5.1) Ill 1553-1575 559 Fuzzy Logic and Hybrid Systems I (Session 5.2.1) Ill 1352-1374 Theme 1 Cardiovascular System Track 1.1 Cardiac Electrical Activity I 25-97 Track 1.2 ECG Signal Analysis I 98-244 Track 1.3 Electrocardiotherapy I 245-270 Track 1.4 Heart Rate Variability I 271-366 Track 1.5 Cardiac Hemodynamics I 367-416 Track 1.6 Cardiac Mechanics ** Track 1.7 Cardiac Instrumentation I 417.467 Track 1.8 Cardiovascular Imaging I 468-519 Track 1.9 Other Cardiac Topics [ 520-531 Theme 2 Imaging and Image Processing Track 2.1 2D/3D Image Display Visualization II 532-597 Track 2.2 CTand MR Imaging II 598-706 Track 2.3 Radiographic Imaging II 707-751 Track 2.4 Nuclear Medicine Imaging II 752-774 Track 2.5 Ultrasound Imaging and Therapy II 775-875 Track 2.6 Optical/Infra-red Imaging II 876-1005 Track 2.7 Mammography jj ] 006-1027 Track 2.8 Impedance, Other Imaging Modalities II 1028-1067 Theme 3 Biomedical Informatics Track 3.1 Telecommunication for Health Care Delivery HI j 151 _i 173 Track 3.2 Information Infrastructure in Health Care HI 1174-1193 Track 3.3 High-Performance Biomedical Computing HI 1194-1241 Track 3.4 Virtual Reality in Medicine and Surgery HI 1242-1262 Track 3.5 Telemedicine and Teleradiology HI 1263-1328 * No paper Merged with other tracks x Proceedings of the 2O h Annual International Conference of the IEEE-EMBS, 1998 Part Pages Theme 4 Cellular and Tissue Engineering Track 4.1 Biomembranes VI 2812-2857 Track 4.2 Cell-based Biosensors VI 2858-2878 Track 4.3 Artificial Organs Track 4.4 Biomaterials VI 2879-2934 Track 4.5 Tissue Engineering VI 2935-2990 Theme 5 Biosignal Processing Track 5.1 Artificial Neural Networks Ill 1329-1351 Track 5.2 Fuzzy Logic Hybrid Intelligent Systems Ill 1352-1441 Track 5.3 Signal Visualization Track 5.4 Wavelets / Time-Frequency Analysis HI 1442-1552 Track 5.5 Chaos and Fractals Ill 1553-1597 Track 5.6 High-order Statistics Ill 1598-1660 Track 5.7 Other Signal Analysis Techniques Ill 1661-1680 Theme 6 Instrumentation and Sensors Track 6.1 Instrumentation IV 1719-1821 Track 6.2 Micro-Machined Sensors IV 1822-1844 Track 6.3 Lasers and Electro-optics IV 1845-1905 Track 6.4 Molecular Electronics Track 6.5 Data Acquisition Measurement Systems IV 1906-1969 Track 6.6 Geronetechnology IV 1970-1991 Theme 7 Neuro-Muscular Systems Biomechanics Track 7.1 Posture, Gait and Locomotion V 2313-2429 Track 7.2 Ergonomics Human Performance Analysis V 2430-2459 Track 7.3 Orthopaedic Biomechanics V 2460-2523 Track 7.4 FES /Mobility Aids V 2524-2615 Track 7.5 Robotics Micro-Mechanical Devices Track 7.6 EMG/VMG Signal Analysis V 2616-2673 Track 7.7 Rehabilitation Engineering V 2674-2759 Track 7.8 Sport Medicine V 2760-2778 Theme 8 Physiological Systems: Modeling and Measurements Track 8.1 Biocontrol Track 8.2 Bioelectric and Biophysical Phenomena VI 2991-3011 Track 8.3 Nonlinear Bio-dynamics VI 3012-3031 Track 8.4 Physiological Modeling Identification VI 3032-3125 Track 8.5 Speech, Hearing and Vision VI 3126-3194 Track 8.6 Respiratory System VI 3195-3226 Track 8.7 EGG Analysis and Modeling VI 3227-3241 Theme 9 Electromagnetic Interactions Issues Track 9.1 Bioeffects of RF / Microwaves VI 3242-3264 Track 9.2 Bioeffects of Power Line EMF VI 3265-3287 Track 9.3 MRI Safety Issues VI 3288-3302 Track 9.4 Electromagnetic Absorption Modeling Track 9.5 Electromagnetic Healthcare Devices Track 9.6 EM Compatibility of Medical Devices VI 3303-3326 Theme 10 Clinical Engineering and Education Track 10.1 Clinical Engineering Track 10.2 Technology Assessment VI 3327-3346 Track 10.3 Critical Care/ Intelligent Monitoring Track 10.4 Education and Ethics VI 3347-3363 Track 10.5 Economics, Liability, Responsibility ** Track 10.6 Standardization and Safety VI 3364-3384 Theme 11 Brain and Neural Engineering Track 11.1 Neural Information Processing and EEG Signal Processing IV 1992-2107 Track 11.2 Brain Electricity and Neuroimaging IV 2108-2196 Track 11.3 Magnetic Sensing MEG Mapping IV 2197-2220 Track 11.4 Instrumentation In Neurology IV 2221-2242 Theme 12 Developing Areas Track 12.1 Biotechnology II 1068-1082 Track 12.2 Engineering in Alternative Medicine II 1083-1089 * No paper ** Merged with other tracks xi Part VI: Table of Contents Proceedings of the 20th Annual International Conference of the IEEE-EMBS,1998 MINI-SYMPOSIA MS11 Biosensors and Biomedical Actuators MSll-l Acoustic Wave Biosensors 2779 Lee RM, Lewin PA, Drexel University, USA MS11-2 Silicon-Based Ultrasonic Surgical Actuators 2785 Lai A, University of Wisconsin, USA MS7 Biological Effects and Medical Applications of Electromagnetic Energy MS7-1 Biological Effects of Magnetic Fields: Laboratory Studies 2791 Anderson LE, Pacific Northwest Laboratories, USA MS7-2 Microwave and ELF Electromagnetic Field Effects on Intercellula Communication 2798 Chiang H, Zhejiang Medical University, China MS9 Gastrointestinal Myoelectrical Activity and Pacing MS9-1 Non-Invasive Measurement of Gastric Myoelectrical Activity and Its Analysis and Applications 2802 Chen JDZ, Lynn Inst. for Healthcare Research, USA MS9-2 Motor Physiology of Human Stomach 2808 Chang FY, Veterans General Hospital, Taiwan, China MS9-3 Electrical Stimulation of the Gut 2810 Familoni BO, The University of Memphis, USA THEME 4: CELLULAR AND TISSUE ENGINEERING 4.1.1 Membranes 4.1.1-1 Dielectric Investigations of the Membrane Properties of Baby Hamster Kidney Fibroblasts Following 2812 Infection with Herpes Simplex Virus, Type 1 Archer S, Rixon FJ, Morgan H, University of Glasgow, UK 4.1.1-2 Characterisation of Herpes Simplex Virus Particles by Dielectrophoreic Crossover Methods 2816 Hughes MP, Morgan H, Rixon FJ, University of Glasgow, UK 4.1.1-3 On Ordered Self-Assembled Multi-Layer Membrance for Biological Application 2820 Sun Y, Peng HC, Lu ZH, Southeast University, China 4.1.1-4 Erythrocyte Deformability During Their Life Span: Studies Using A New Animal Model of Erythrocyte 2824 Senescence Wen ZY, Song LC, Ka WB, Sun DG, Beijing Medical University, China 4.1.1-5 Biomembrane Mimicry: Natural Lipid Layer Adsorbed on A Copolymer Surface 2828 Zhang S, Tanaka S, Ishihara K, Rolfe P, Keele University, UK 4.1.1-6 Cellular Engineering: Crash Tests on Human Erythrocytes Reveal Hidden Material Properties of Cellular 2830 Proteins Artmann GM, Kelemen C, Porst D, Buldt G, Chien Shu, Aachen University of Applied Sciences, Germany 4Ti .2 Modeling 4.1.2-1 Using VRML in A Client-Server Architecture to Visualise A Simplified Simulation Model of Tumor Growth 2834 in Vitro Stamatakos SG, Uzunoglu KN, Delibasis K, Mouravliansky N, Markopoulou M, Marsh A, ICCS/NTUA, Greece 4.1.2-2 A Computer Model of the Adhesion Behaviour of Particles Under the Influence of DLVO and Hydrophobic 2838 Interactions Ruggiero C, Mantelli M, Curtis A, Zhang S, Rolfe P, University of Genova, Italy 4.1.2-3 A Novel Finite Element Method for Analyzing Viscoelastic Dynamics in Biological Tissues 2842 Cai KB, Jiang ZJ, Zhou SC, Yang RF, Yu JH, Chongqing University, China 4.1.2-4 Nonlinear Ion Transport Process and Anomalous Transmembrane Potential Radiated by Laser 2846 Zhang KX, Hebei University, China 4.1.2-5 Polaron Model for Quantum Migration of Electrons in Nucleic Acids 2850 Zhang KX, Hebei University, China Part VI: Table of Contents Proceedings of the 20th Annual International Conference of the IEEE-EMBS,1998 4.1.2-6 Finite Element Modeling of the Neuron-Electrode Interface: Sealing Resistance and Stimulus Transfer at 2854 Transitions from Complete to Defect Sealing Buitenweg JR, Rutten WLC, Marani E, University of Twente, The Netherlands 4.2.1 Sensors 4.2.1-1 A Fluorescent Glucose Assay Using Poly-L-Lysine and Calcium Alginate Microencapsulated Tritc-Succinyl- 2858 Concanavalin A and Fitc-Dextran Russell R, Pishko M, Gefrides C, Cote G, Texas A M University, USA 4.2.1-2 Studies of Selective Ion-Sensitive Microelectrode Technique for the Detection of Neurotransmitter in Vivo 2862 Zheng XX, Sun YH, Zhejiang University, China 4.2.1-3 Accurate Continuous Monitoring Using ISFET -Based Biosensors Based on Characterization and Modeling 2864 of Drift and Low Frequency Noise Jamasb S, Churchill JN, Collins SD, Smith RL, Commquest, an IBM Company, USA 4.2.1-4 An Implantable Glucose Sensor for Closed-Loop Artificial Pancreas 2868 Chung TD, Kim HC, Choi SB, Lee HK, Seoul National University, Korea 4.2.1-5 A Novel Cell-Positioning Technique for Extracellular Recording and Impedance Measurement on Single 2872 Cells Using Planar Electrode Substrates Thielecke H, Stieglitz T, Beutel H, Matthies T, Meyer JU, Fraunhofer Inst. for Biomedical Engineering, Germany 4.2.1-6 Optimisation of Porous Silicon Used As A Glucose Biosensor Enzyme Carrier Matrix 2876 Laurell T, Drott J, Bengtsson M, Rosengren L, Lund University, Sweden 4.4.1 Materials and Tissues I 4.4.1-1 Diamond-Like Carbin Coated Medical Guidewires 2879 McLaughline JA, University of Ulster, UK 4.4.1-2 Imaging of Myocardial Metabolic Activity by Mitochondrial NADH Fluorescence in A Beating Rat Heart 2881 Ogasawara Y, Nakamoto H, Mochizuki S, Yamamori S, Hosaka H, Kajiya F, Kawasaki Medical School, Japan 4.4.1-3 Effect of Basic Fibroblast Growth Factor (bFGF) in Tendon Healing Using An Alginate Gel As the Delivery 2884 System Chan BP, SC Fu, Qin L, Chan KM, The Prince of Wales Hospital, Hong Kong SAR 4.4.1-4 Tetrapolar Measurement of Cervical Tissue Structure Using Impedence Spectroscopy 2886 Brown BH, Tidy J, Boston K, DBlackett A, Sharp F, University of Sheffield, UK 4.4.1-5 Design of Ti/HA Biomedical Implants Using Ion-Beam-Assisted Deposition 2890 Wang CX, Chen ZQ, Zhang HL, West China University of Medical Sciences, China 4.4.1-6 XRPD Quantitative Analysis of Biomaterials Based on Calcium Phosphate 2893 Guo LH, Guo X, Qin L, Cheng J, Zhang XD, Sichuan Union University, China 4.4.2 Materials and Tissues III 4.4.2-1 Synthesis of Biodegradable and Functional Block Copolymers for Protein Delivery 2897 Song CX, Sun HF, Yang J, Wang PY, Labhasetwar V, Levy R, Peking Union Medical College and Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences, China 4.4.2-2 A Biodegradable Long-Term Contraceptive Implant Developed in China 2901 Wang PY, Song CX, Sun HF, Cui XM, Shi HL, Shi RW, Quan LW, Peking Union Medical College and Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences, China 4.4.2-3 Cytocompatibility of New-Type Sulfonated Polymer Surfaces 2905 Sun YH, Zheng XX, Zhejiang University, China 4.4.2-4 The Study of the Morphology of Ultramicrostructure in Molecular Level of Nucleus Herniation of Lumbar 2907 Intervertebral Disc Zhu TY, Lu X, Zhou SF, Shen JW, Tong MQ, Gu N, Gu JH, Xiao ZD, Lu ZH, Wei Y, First Affiliated Hospital of Nanjing Medical Uni., China 4.4.2-5 Early Detection of Fracture Healing of A Long Bone for Better Mass Health Care 2911 Singh VR, Chauhan SK, National Physical Lab., India 4.4.2-6 Microstructure Study of Porous Biphasic Calcium Phosphate Ceramics 2913 Guo LH, Qu SX, Zhang XD, Qin L, Guo X, Cheng J, Engineering Research Center for Biomaterials Sichuan Union University, China 4.4.3 Materials and Tissues II 4.4.3-1 Electrical Properties of Normal and Scarred Skin 2917 Zhao L, Hung LK, Zhang YT, The Prince of Wales Hospital, Hong Kong SAR 4.4.3-2 Electro-Mechanical Studies of Skeletal Tissues at High Resolution 2921 Katz JL, Pathak PS, Bumrerraj S, Tabib-Azar M, Case Western Reserve University, USA xiii Part VI: Table of Contents Proceedings of the 20th Annual International Conference of the IEEE-EMBS.1998 4.4.3-3 Autologous Cartilage As Interpositional Material for Accelerating Bone-Tendon Junction Healing-A Pilot 2924 Histological Study in Rabbits Chong WS, Chan CW, Qin L, Leung KS, Dept. O T, CUHK, Hong Kong SAR 4.4.3-4 Mechanism of Acclerated Bone Fracture Healing 2928 Behari J, Jawaharlal Nehru University, India 4.4.3-5 Biomedical Characteristics of Expanded Skin After Transplantation 2931 Zhang J, Zeng YJ, Beijing Polytechnic University, China 4.5.1 Microstructures, Forces and Fields I 4.5.1-1 Characterization of the Behaviour of Dissociated Neurons Exposed to Dielectrophoretic Forces 2935 Heida T, Rutten WLC, Marani E, University of Twente, The Netherlands 4.5.1-2 In Vitro Monitoring of Cytochrome Oxidase Activity in Neuronal Cells 2939 Cowell A, Yang Y, Rolfe P, El Haj AJ, Keele University, UK 4.5.1-3 A Modification and Purify Method to Culture the Schwann Cells by Adult SD Rat. 2941 Lao J, Hung LK, Wong WS, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong SAR 4.5.1-4 Patterning of Populations of Spinal Cord Neurons on Silicon Micromachined Substrates by Means of 2945 Microfluidic System Maritinoia S, Bove M, Tedesco M, Margesin B, Rolfe P, El Haj AJ, Cowell A, Grattarola M, DIBE- University of Genoa, Italy 4.5.1-5 Chitosan Inhibits Gap Junction Formation and Contraction of An In Vitro Wound Model 2949 Mariappan R, Williams JG, Prager MD, Eberhart RC, University Texas Southwestern Medical Center, USA 4.5.2 Microstructures, Forces and Fields II 4.5.2-1 Cellular Characterisation and Separation : Dielectrophoretically Activated Cell Sorting (Dacs) 2953 Chan KL, Green NG, Hughes MP, Morgan H, University of Glasgow, UK 4.5.2-2 Mechanical Manipulation of Human Osteoblast and Chondrocyte Cells with Optical Tweezers 2957 Walker LM, Holm A, Oberg A , Sundqvist T, El Haj AJ, Keele University, UK 4.5.2-3 Measurements of Absorption Coefficients Within Biological Tissue in Vitro 2960 Kim NJ, Lim HS, Chungnam Nat l University, Korea 4.5.2-4 Study of Laser Autofluorescence of Human Colon Tissues 2963 Huang ZW, Chia TC, Krishnan SM, Seow C, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore 4.5.2-5 Monte Carlo Simulation to Measure Light Dosimetry Within the Biological Tissue 2967 Lee CHK, Lee JK, Lim HS, Chungnam National University, Korea 4.5.2-6 Influence of Bioelectret Collagen on Cell Growth in Vitro 2970 Yang XL, Li BS, Gu JW, Sun S, Zhu HS, Beijing Institute of Technoloby, China 4.5.3 Microstructures, Forces and Fields III 4.5.3-1 Sub-Micrometre AC Electrokinetics 2974 Green NG. Morgan H, University of Glasgow, UK 4.5.3-2 A Microfabricated Reactor for Cell-Free Protein Synthesis (2nd Report: Translation of Natural mRNAs) 2978 Nojima T, Fujii T, Hosokawa K, Yotsumoto A, Shoji S, Endo I, The Institute of Physical Chemical Research (RIKEN), Japan 4.5.3-3 Development of An Ova Holding Device Made of Microporous Glass Plate for Gene Engineering 2981 Fujisato T, Abe S, Tsuji T, Sada M, Miyawaki F, Ohba K, National Cardiovascular Center Research Institute, Japan 4.5.3-4 Electrical Parameters of Human Blood 2983 Ulgen Y, Sezdi M, Bogazici University, Turkey 4.5.3-5 Microfabricated Structure for Nonlinear Dynamics Observation of Cell Network 2987 Takamatsu A, Fujii T, Hosokawa K, Endo I, Biomedical Systems Lab, Riken, Japan THEME 8: PHYSIOLOGICAL SYSTEMS: MODELING AND MEASUREMENTS 8.2.1 Bioelectric Phenomena 8.2.1-1 Modeling of the Current Density Distribution Under Surface Poster-Tibial-Nerve Electric Stimulator 2991 Hu Y, Yu J, Luk KDK, Wong YW, Lu WW, Leong JCY, University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong SAR 8.2.1-2 Model of the Action Potential in A Peripheral Nerve: A Control Dynamic Approach 2994 Simois FJ, Roa LM, Unversity of Sevilla, Spain 8.2.1-3 Simulation of the Influence of Tissue Inhomogeneity on Nerve Excitation Elicited by Magnetic Stimulation 2998 Liu R, Ueno S, The University of Tokyo, Japan Part VI: Table Of Contents Proceedings of the 20th Annual International Conference of the IEEE-EMBS,1998 8.2.1-4 Variability of the Lengths of the Internodal Segments of Myelinated Nerve Fibers: Influence on Electrical 3001 Stimulus Thresholds Struijk JJ, Aalborg University, Denmark 8.2.1-5 On the Importance of Configuration and Closure of Nerve Cuff Electrodes for Recording 3004 Andreasen LNS, Struijk JJ, Aalborg University, Denmark 8.2.1-6 Ontogeny of Paired-Pulse Responses in the Dentate Gyrus 3008 Blaise JH, Bronzino JD, Trinity College, USA 8.3.1 Nonlinear Biodynamics 8.3.1-1 Dynamic Coordination and Synchronization Plots of Dynamic Phase Relations 3012 Hoyer D, Hoyer O, Friedrich Schiller University, Germany 8.3.1-2 Applying Nonlinear Dynamics to Transcranial Doppler Time-Series Analysis for Assessing Cerebral 3016 Autoregulation Vancsisin L, Babel B, Nyary I, Szentirmai O, Technical University of Budapest, Hungary 8.3.1-3 Structure Detection of Nonlinear Dynamic Systems Using Bootstrap Methods 3020 Kukreja SL, Kearney RE, Galiana HL, McGill University, Canada 8.3.1-4 Orientation and Deformation of Erythrocytes Due to Flow 3024 Fujii M, Nakajima K, Sakamoto K, Kanai H, Sophia University, Japan 8.3.1-5 Dynamical Structures of Integral Pulse Frequency Modulation (IPFM) Model with Its Appliations to 3028 Physiological Systems Kong J, Zhang YT, Lu WX, Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong SAR 8.4.1 Physiological Modeling and Identification I (Special Session SS6) 8.4.1-1 System Identification of A Circadian Signal Source Using BP Neural Networks 3032 Cisse Y, Kinouchi Y, Nagashino H, Akutagawa M, The Univ. of Tokushima, Japan 8.4.1-2 Robust Identification of Time-Varying System Dynamics with Non-White Inputs and Output Noise 3036 Lortie M, Kearney RE, McGill University, Canada 8.4.1-3 Identification of Time-Varying Joint Dynamics Using Wavelets 3040 Wang GZ, Zhang LQ, Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago, USA 8.4.1-4 A Method to Estimate the Input Function Non-Invasively for Neurologic PDG-PET Studies 3044 Wong KP, Feng D, Meikle SR, Fulham MJ, The HongKong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong SAR 8.4.1-5 A Petri Net Based Model of Patient-Flows in A Progressive Patient-Care System 3048 Hughes M, Carson ER, Makhlouf M, Morgan CJ, Summers R, City University, UK 8.4.1-6 Closed-Loop System for Total Intravenous Anesthesia by Simultaneously Administering Two Anesthetic 3052 Drugs Zhang XS, Roy RJ, Huang JW, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, USA 8.4.2 Physiological Modeling and Identification II 8.4.2-1 Detection and Characterization of Evoked Quanta! Depolarizations in Smooth Muscle 3056 Manchanda R, Venkateswarlu K, Indian Institute of Technology - Bombay, India 8.4.2-2 Character!zaton of Single-Channel Depolarizations in Smooth Muscle by Analysis of ATP-Activated 3060 Membrane Voltage Noise Manchanda R, Dange SY, Indian Institute of Technology - Bombay, India 8.4.2-3 Computer Simulation of Intestinal Motor Activity 3064 Randhawa S, Nazeran H, Brookes SJH, Costa M, The Flinders University of South Australia, Australia 8.4.2-4 Multiparametric Analysis of Non-Invasive Blood Pressure Variability Including Methods of Nonlinear 3068 Dynamics Voss A, Wessel N, Hasart A, Malberg H, Schirdewan A, Osterziel KJ, FH Jena, FB MT, Germany 8.4.2-5 Can the Blood Content of the Tissues Be Determined Optically during Pulse Oximetry Without Knowledge 3072 of the Oxygen Saturation? - An In-Vitro Investigation Edrich T, Knitza R, Rail G, Dept. of Neurology, University Hosp. Grosshadern, Germany 8.4.2-6 The Study of the Relationship Between Arterial Blood Pressure and Blood Flow Distribution 3076 Lee TC, Tang ST, Young ST, Institute of Biomed. Eng., NYMU, Taiwan, China 8.4.3 Physiological Modeling and Identification III 8.4.3-1 Level Set Methods and MR Image Segmentation for Geometric Modeling in Computational Hemodynamics 3079 Wang KC, Taylor CA, Hsiau Z, Parker D, Dutton RW, Stanford University, USA 8.4.3-2 A Kinetic Model of Control on Secretion in Neuroendocrine Cells 3083 Wei SH , Qu AL, Wu HX, Zhou Z, Huazhong University of Science and Technology, China XV Part VI: Table of Contents Proceedings of the 20th Annual International Conference of the IEEE-EMBS,1998 8.4.3-3 Circulatory Parameter Extraction From Digitial Plethysmogram I: Waveform Analysis of Digital 3087 Plethysmogram Shirouzu S, Shirouzu E, Tsuda Y, Sugano H, MOA Health Science Foundation, Japan 8.4.3-4 Reflection and Ectopic Activity Induced by Early Afterdepolarizations: A Computer Modeling Study 3090 Saiz J, Monserrat M, Gomis J, Tones V, Ferrero JM (JR), Ferrero JM, Thakor NV, Universidad Politecnica Valencia, Spain 8.4.3-5 Evaluation of Mental Workload by Fluctuation Analysis of Pupil Area 3094 Murata A, Iwase H, Hiroshima City University, Japan 8.4.3-6 Effects of Aldose Reductase Inhibitor in Diabetic Rats 3098 Nagai T, Sekizuka E, Tsukada K, Shimizu T, Minamitani H, Hokari R, Oshio C, Keio University, Japan 8.4.3-7 Theoretical Analysis of Mode of Heptanol Action on Smooth Muscle Synaptic Potentials 3100 Manchanda R, Venkateswarlu K, Sourav S, Moudgalya K, Indian Institute of Technology - Bombay, India 8.4.3-8 Estimation of Trunk Extracellular Volume by Bioimpedance 3104 Zhu FS, Schneditz D , Levin NW, Renal Research Institute, USA 8.4.3-9 Parameter Estimation of Lumped Element Circuit for Tissue Impedance 3108 Kunii H, Kinouchi Y, Takuma National College of Technology, Japan 8.4.3-10 An Uncoupled Oscillator Model of the Hoffmann Reflex 3112 Dorgan SJ, Reilly RB, Technical University of Munich, Germany 8.4.3-11 Design of Glucose Control Via Symbolic Computation 3116 Benyo Z, Palancz B, Juhasz CS, Varady P, Technical University of Budapest, Hungary 8.4.3-12 An Application of Wavelet Transform and Adaptive Filters for Decomposition of the HRV Signals in the 3120 Case of Patients with Coronary Artery Disease Tkacz E, Kostka P, Komorowski D, Foundation of Cardiac Surgery Development Institute of the Heart Prosthesis, Poland 8.4.3-13 Identification of the Parameters of A Glucose/Insulin Control Model Based on Individually Monitored Self- 3123 Control Data in Diabetes Care Salzsieder E, Rutscher A, Institute of Diabetes, Germany 8.5.1 Auditory^erception_ Hearing Aids 8.5.1-1 Auditory Search Asymmetry 3126 Sugita Y, Suzuki Y, Sone T, Toyohashi Univ. of Technol., Japan 8.5.1-2 Otoacoustic Emissions and Improved Pass/Fail Separation Using Wavelet Based Denoising 3129 Janusauskas A, Marozas V, Engdahl B, Svensson O, Sommo L, Lund University, Sweden 8.5.1-3 Relaxing Cochlear Implant Electrode Design Constraints Using High Pulse Rate Stimulation 3132 Lithgow BJ, Monash University, Australia 8.5.1-4 A Combined Fixed/Adaptive Beamforming Noise-Reduction System for Hearing Aids 3136 Kompis M, Feuz P, Valentini G, Pelizzone M, Inselspital Berne, Switzerland 8.5.1-5 Combination Compression and Linear Gain Processing for Digital Hearing Aids 3140 Tejero-Calado JC, Rutledge JC, Nelson PB, University of Maryland , USA 8.5.1-6 Retinal Blood Vessel Detection and Tracking by Matched Gaussian and Kalman Filters 3144 Chutatape O, Zheng L, Krishnan SM, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore 8.5.2 Speech Hearing 8.5.2-1 The Effect of the Speech Enhancement Algorithm for the Sensorineural Hearing Impairment Listener 3150 Kim DW, Park YC, Kim IY, Park SJ, Samsung Advanced Institute of Technology, Korea 8.5.2-2 A Speech Processing Strategy of Cochlear Implants Based on Tonal Information of Chinese Language 3154 Nie KB, Lan N, Gao SK, Tsinghua University, China 8.5.2-3 Dynamical Coding Structure in Mammal Auditory System Revealed by Optical Imaging 3158 Fukunishi K, Tokioka R, Kawaguchi H, Murai N, Hitachi, Ltd., Japan 8.5.2-4 Pitch Detection with Average Magnitude Difference Function Using Adaptive Threshold Algorithm for 3162 Estimating Shimmer and Jitter Kim HY, Lee JS, Sung MW, Kim KH, Park KS, Seoul National University, Korea 8.5.2-5 Design of A Magnetic Coupling Type Implantable Middle Ear Hearing Aid 3166 Song BS, Sook JY, Yoon YH, Bae SK, Kim MN, Cho JH, Kyungpook National University, Korea 8.5.2-6 Magnetic Resonance Microimaging in the Measurement of the Ossicular Chain for FEM. 3170 Abel EW, Lord RM, Mills RP, University of Dundee, UK 8.5.3 Speech, Hearing Vision 8.5.3-1 Design Considerations for A Contactless Electromagnetic Transducer for Implantable Hearing Aids 3173 Kompis M, Kuhn C, Affolter M, Brugger U, Hausler R, University Clinic of ENT, Switzerland xvi Part VI: Table of Contents Proceedings of the 20th Annual International Conference of the IEEE-EMBS,1998 8.5.3-2 The Disparities and Diffrequencies in Binocular Stereoscopic Vision 3177 Ge JG, Xu J, Zhang ZL, Guo XH, Zhejiang University, China 8.5.3-3 Study on the Ocular Parallax As A Monocular Depth Cue Induced by Small Eye Movements During A Gaze 3180 Kudo H, Ohnishi N, Nagoya University, Japan 8.5.3-4 Phase-Locking by Integral Pulse Frequency Modulation and the Information of the Missing Fundamental in 3184 Pulse Trains Matsuoka T, Ono Y, Utsunomiya University, Japan 8.5.3-5 PRBS-Determined Temporal Frequency Characteristics of VEP for Glaucoma Screening 3188 Momose K, Kiyosawa M, Nemoto N, Kimura Y, Komiya K, Kanagawa Institute of Technology, Japan 8.5.3-6 Visual Evoked Potential Estimation by Eigendecomposition 3192 Qiu W, Chan FHY, Lam FK, The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong SAR 8.6.1 Respiratory Systems I 8.6.1-1 Dynamic Versus Steady-State Determination of Lung Transfer Factor in Infants 3195 Bouferrache B, Marbaix-Li Q, Krim G, Freville M, Libert JP, U.R.A.P.C, France 8.6.1-2 , Pulmonary Function Measurement Using Flow Time Monitor 3199 Lim JPK, Warwick WJ, Hansen LG, University of Minnesota, USA 8.6.1-3 Spectral Analysis of Respiratory Sounds to Assess Bronchodilator Effect in Asthmatic Patients 3203 Jane R, Salvatella D, Fiz JA, Morera J, Esall.Creb. (UPC), Spain 8.6.1-4 Time Frequency Analysis of Diaphragmatic Electromyogram for the Detection of Diaphragm Fatigue 3207 Deng Y, Wolf W, Bullemer F, Universitat der Bundeswehr Munchen , Germany 8.6.1-5 Optimal Control of Respiration in Exercise 3211 Tehrani FT, California State University, Fullerton, USA 8.6.1-6 Frequency Response of the Pleuro-Esophageal Tissue Barrier and Esophageal Pressure Waveform 3215 Bandwidth in Non-Human Primates Hartford CG, Turner MJ, University of Witwatersrand, South Africa 8.6.2 Respiratory Systems II 8.6.2-1 Acoustic Performance of Three Stethoscope Chest Pieces 3219 Jones A, Jones D, Kwong K, Siu SC, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong SAR 8.6.2-2 Measurement of Respiratory Acoustic Impendence in Children by A Modified Forced Oscillation Method 3223 Kong FL, Li u XC, Chai HJ, Insti. of Semicond., Chinese Academy of Sciences, China 8.6.2-3 Respiratory Monitoring Using Photoplethysmography 3226 Johansson A, Nilsson L, Kalman S, Oberg PA, Linkoping University, Sweden 8.7.1 EGG Analysis Modeling 8.7.1-1 Power Distribution Analysis of Cutaneous Electrogastrography Using Discrete Wavelet Transform 3227 Wu HC, Wang KC, Chang YW, Chang FY, Young ST. Kuo TS, National Taiwan University, Taiwan, China 8.7.1-2 Electrical Stimulation of Small Intestine Using Intraluminal Ring Electrodes 3230 Lin XM, Hayes J.Peters LJ, Zhang M, Chen JDZ, Lynn Institute for Healthcare Research, USA 8.7.1-3 Detection of Spikes and Motility Parameters From Chaos-Like Serosal Recordings of Gastrointestinal 3234 Myoelectric Activities Wang ZS, Chen JDZ, Lynn Institute for Healthcare Research, USA 8.7.1-4 Techniques of Cutaneous EGG Recording and EGG Study of Patients with Gastric Motor Disorders 3238 Guo SF, Zheng CX, Ye J, Zhou XM, Fan DM, Xi an Jiaotong University, China THEME 9: ELECTROMAGNETIC INTERACTIONS ISSUES 9.1.1 RFBioeffects 9.1.1-1 Health and Safety of Radio Frequency Radiation: US Military Research Exposure Standards 3242 Murphy MR, Merntt JH, U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory, USA 9.1.1-2 Physiological Thermoregulatory Responses of Human Volunteers Exposed At Two Radio Frequencies (450 3245 and 2450 MHz) Adair ER, Kelleher SA, Cobb BL, Mylacraine KS, United States Air Force, USA 9.1.1-3 The Sensitivity of Living Tissue to Microwave Field 3249 Lass J, Riipulk J, Hinrikus H, Tallinn Techn. University, Estonia 9.1.1-4 Combined Electrochemical Treatment and Hyperthermia of Mouse Tumors 3253 Zhu FS, Lin JR, Chou CK, Renal Research Institute, USA xvii Part VI: Table of Contents Proceedings of the 20th Annual International Conference of the IEEE-EMBS,1998 9.1.1-5 Generation of A Focused Electromagnetic Field Inside A Tissue Medium by Using Short Baseband Pulses 3257 Nikita KS, Mitsis G, Uzunoglu NK, Nat. Tech., University of Athens, Greece 9.1.1-6 Basic Study of the Coaxial Antennas for Minimally Invasive Microwave Thermal Therapy 3261 Saito K, Nakayama O, Hamada L, Yoshimura H, Ito K, Chiba University, Japan 9.2.1 ELF Bioeffects 9.2.1-1 Analysis of the Human Perception Threshold of An ELF Electric Field 3265 Shimizu HO, Shimizu K, Matsumoto G, Hokkaido Institute of Technology, Japan 9.2.1-2 Consideration of Anatomical Parameters At the Perception of 50-Hz Electric Currents 3269 Fluehr H, Leitgeb N, Graz University of Technology, Austria 9.2.1-3 Human Responses to Weak EMF Are Biologically Plausible Because Ordinary Electrically Excitable 3272 Channels Can Account for An Extreme Sensitivity to Electric Fields in Sharks and Related Species Wachtel H, Beeman D, Pottenger J, Univ. of Colorado, USA 9.2.1-4 The Effects of Frequency-Window and Intencity-Window of Electromagnetic Waves on Brain 3275 Niu ZQ, Kang G, Huang CY, Lu Z, Guo GZ, Liu Y, Guo Y, Zhang SZ, Xidian University, China 9.2.1-5 Effects of Pulsed Electromagnetic Radiations Emitted Video Display Terminals on Human Spermatogenesis 3277 North MO, Laverdure AM, Surbeck J, Tritto J, Saint Louis Hospital, France 9.2.1-6 Currents Induced in Human Body Exposed to the Power Line EMG Field 3281 Poljak D, Roje V, University of Split, Croatia 9.2.1-7 The Effects of 50 Hz Magnetic Fields And/Or Phorbol Ester TPA on Proto-Oncogene Expression 3285 Wu RY, Chiang H, Fu YD, Bao JL, Zhejiang Medical Unviersity, China 9.3.1 Magnetic Bioeffects 9.3.1-1 The Effect of Magnetic Stimulation on Potential Rhythm of Cerebral Cortex 3288 Hu Y, Feng YM, Wang MS, Lu WW, University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong SAR 9.3.1-2 Effects of Time-Varying Strong Magnetic Fields on Ca2+ Concentration in Cultured Bovine Adrenal 3290 Chromaffin Cells Park KH, flcehara T, Houchi H, Yamaguchi H, Kinouch Y, Yoshizaki K, Miyamoto H, The Univ. of Tokushima, Japan 9.3.1-3 Study on the Distributions of Induced Electric Field in An Inhomogeneous Medium Exposed A Pulsed 3294 Magnetic Field Yunokuchi K, Kato R, Yoshida H, Tamari Y, Saito M, The University of Kagoshima, Japan 9.3.1-4 Influence of 50Hz Magnetic Fields on Circadian Rhythm of the Suprachiasmatic Nucleus Activity 3298 Hiwaki O, Hiroshima City University, Japan 9.3.1-5 Bioeffect of Time-Varying Magnetic Field on Sleep Disorders 3300 Zhang J, Wang XM, Wang MS, Tianjin University, China 9.6.1 Electromagnetic Compatibility 9.6.1-1 In-Vitro Assessment of the Effects of Cellular Phones on Implantable Cardioverter Defibrillator (ICD) 3303 Function Carey CC, Ruggera PS, United States Food and Drug Adminstration, USA 9.6.1-2 High Frequency Interference Effects in Amplifiers for Biopotential Recordings 3309 Van der Horst MJ, Melting van Rijn AC, Peper A, Grimbergen CA, University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands 9.6.1-3 Elimiation of Power Line Interference in ECG Signal Using Inverse Loop 3313 Yamamoto Y, Nakamura T, Okayama University, Japan 9.6.1-4 SAR Calculation of Electromagnetic Pulse to a Spherical Head 3315 Zhong JK, Wang BH, Shanghai Tiedao University, China 9.6.1-5 Feedthrough EMI Filter with Ground Isolation for Cardiac Pacemakers and Implantable Defibrillators 3319 Stevenson RA, Maxwell Technologies, USA 9.6.1-6 Influence of Magnetic Field on Endorphin: Study of Analgesia Mechanism 3324 Zhang XY, Luo ZG, Ma YJ, Zhang YP, Shenzhen University, China THEME 10: CLINCIAL ENGINEERING AND EDUCATION 10.2.1 Technology Assessment and Clinical Engineering 10.2.1-1 Medical Device Development Practices: Empirical Survey and Legal Implications 3327 Holley LK, Hughes CF, University of Technology, Sydney, Australia 10.2.1-3 Reengineering Management in Health Organizations 3331 Augelis AA, Pavlopoulos SA, Kontsourii D, National Technical University of Athens, Greece xviii Part VI: Table of Contents Proceedings of the 20th Annual International Conference of the IEEE-EMBS,1998 10.2.1-4 Pre- and Post-Operative Predictions of Recurrence in Patients with Cancer of the Oesophago-Gastric 3335 Junction Using Radial Basis Function Artificial Neural Networks Naguib RNG, Wayman J, Bennett MK, Raimes SA, Griffin SM, Coventry University, UK 10.2.1-5 Development of A Communication Tool Using Patterns of Blinking 3339 Yano K, Ishihara K, Yamada K, Yamashita K, Makikawa M, Ritsumeikan University, Japan 10.2.1-6 Risk Management in Medical Equipment Management 3343 Wilkins RD, Holley LK, University of Technology, Sydney, Australia 10.2.1-7 A Problem for Activation of A Right Temporal Lobe 3346 Yamawaki N, Kosako H, Nakagawa M, Komai N, Kinki University, Japan 10.4.1 Education and Ethics 10.4.1-1 Audioteleconferencing for Clinical Engineering Continuing Education 3347 Wear JO, Univ. of Arkansas for Medical Science, USA 10.4.1-2 Education in the Clinical Engineering Course in Kitasato University 3351 Noshiro M, Hirose M, Sato M, Watanabe S, Kitasato University, Japan 10.4.1-3 Signal Processing and Medical Signal Processing: the Teaching Differences 3353 Lithgow BJ, Monash Unviersity, Australia 10.4.1-4 Introduction of New Medical Technologies: An International and Ethical Perspective 3357 Saha S, Saha PS, Clemson University, USA 10.4.1-5 Biomedical Engineering Education in Hungary 3359 Benyo Z, Szilagyi SM, Varady P, Benyo Balazs, Technical University of Budapest, Hungary 10.4.1-6 An Audiovisual and Quantitative Heart Sound Teaching System 3361 Xiao SZ, Zhou SY, Cao ZH, Gao F, Pei YL, Chongqing University, China 10.6.1 Standardization and Safety 10.6.1-1 Chip-Microcomputer Based Safety Tester for Medical Equipment 3364 Hu Y, Feng YM, Wang MS, Lu WW, University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong SAR 10.6.1-2 Harmonization of Assistive Technology Standards 3367 Cooper RA, University of Pittsburgh, USA 10.6.1-3 The Effect of Laser Etching on the Load Carrying Capacities of the Christensen Temporomandibular Joint 3370 Implant Saha S, Campbell C, Furman B, Christensen RW, Clemson University, USA 10.6.1-4 Minimum Time Temperature Regulation and Patient Safety During Cardiopulmonary Bypass 3372 Ghazanshahi SD, Yamashiro SM, California State University Fullerton, USA 10.6.1-5 A Brief Introduction of National Standard of the People s Republic of China Mass Center of Chinese 3374 Adults Xiao H, Hua DH, Liu W, Zheng XY, China Standardization Information clasifying coding Institute, China 10.6.1-6 European Union Regulation and Standards for Medical Technology in A Global Market Place 3379 Cerutti S, Polytechnic University, Italy 10.6.1-7 The Impact of Standards on UK Biomedical Engineering 3382 Rolfe P, Oxford Bioengineering Consultants Ltd., UK xix
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