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Supplementing Evidence Base Medicine with Inductive Clinical Knowledge: Towards a Technology-Enriched Integrated Clinical Evidence System -- Analyzing the Relation between Heart Rate, Problem Behavior, and Environmental Events Using Data Mining System LERS -- Cross-Learning on Multiple Databases in the Case of Acute Appendicitis -- Multiple Model (MM) Dosage Design: Achieving Target Goals with Maximal Precision -- Session TB1: Image Processing 1 -- 3D Shape Approximants via Spherical Wavelet Decompositions -- A Digital Deformable Anisotropic Brain Atlas Based on the Talairach Atlas and Recursive Spatial Data Structures -- Cardiovascular Cartography-A New Non-Invasive Technique to Detect Coronary Artery Disease -- Computer Assisted Retrieval of Biomedical Image Features from Spine X-Rays: Progress and Prospects -- Session TC1: Distributed Components -- A CORBA-Based Telemedicine System for Medical Image Analysis and Modeling -- Proteus-A Model for Clinical Protocols Created from 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Wall Properties Derived by Pulse Waveform Analysis and B-Mode Ultrasound Imaging -- Session TC3: Healthcare Information Systems and Models 2 -- An Intelligent Info-Structure for Composing and Piishing Personalised Healthcare Information over the Internet -- Development of a Hemodynamic Database in Severe Trauma Patients to Define Optimal Goals and Predict Outcome -- On the Implementation of Standard Interface Specifications -- Fuzzy Presentation of Medical Data -- PhysioNet: An NM Research Resource for Physiologic Datasets and Open Source Software -- Session FA1: Decision Support Systems 3 -- Process Oriented Knowledge Management for Radiological Examinations -- Searching for Missing Participants in Long Term Studies -- Augmenting Knowledge-Based Medical Systems with Tacit Healthcare Expertise: Towards an Intelligent Tacit Knowledge Acquisition Info-Structure -- Criteria for Developing Clinical Decision Support Systems -- Session FB1: Pattern Recognition 2 -- A Prediction Method for Multi-Class Systems Based on Limited Data -- Important Statistical Considerations in Classifier Systems -- Segmentation of Multispectral MR Images Using a Hierarchical Self-organizing Map -- Automated Measurement of Structures on CT and MR Imagery: A Validation Study -- Session FC1: Healthcare Information Systems and Models 3 -- Bridging Two Biomedical Joumal Databases with XML-A Case Study -- Automated Medical Citation Records Creation for Web-Based On-Line Joumals -- Web Page Downloading and Classification -- Automatic Update of the Departmental Faculty Database Using PUBMED's PMID -- Clinical Database Management Software (CDMS) for Medical, Diagnostic and Research Centers -- Session FA2: Medical Systems 2 -- Robotically Assisted Spine Needle Placement: Program Plan and Cadaver Study -- A Method to Record, Store, and Analyze Multiple Physiologic Pressure Recordings -- Analysis of Impulse Response on Walking Stability by a Synchronized System of Two Accelerometers -- Clinical Research Protocol Mapping: A Description of a Pilot -- Session FB2 Image Processing 3 -- Efficient Web-Based Retrieval of Radiographic Images Using a New Multi-Scale Tree Vector Quantization in the Wavelet Domain -- Level Set Regularizers for Shape Recovery in Medical Images -- Morphological Templates for Extracting Texture Iriformation in X-Ray Mammography -- Medical Image Processing, Analysis & Visualization in Clinical Research -- Session FC2: Physiological Modeling -- An Adaptive Grid Non-Parametric Approach to Pharmacokinetic and Dynamic (PKPD) Population Models -- Haptic Texture Generation - A Heuristic Method for Virtual Body Structures -- Networked Stereoscopic Virtual Environment System -- Population Pharmacokinetic and Dynamic Models: Parametric (P) and Nonparametric (NP) Approaches -- Validation of a Nu+ - Ca Regulation Model for High Variations of the Inner Cell Conditions -- Session FA3 Decision Support Systems 4 -- Augmenting Medical Case Base Reasoning Systems with Clinical Knowledge Derived from Heterogeneous Electronic Patient Records -- Selection of Voice Features to Diagnose Hearing Impairments of Children -- Statistically Optimized Biopsy Strategy for the Diagnosis of Prostate Cancer -- Stochastic Analysis of Therapeutic Modalities Using a Database of Patient Responses -- Session FB3 Pattern Recognition 3 -- A Statistical 3-D Segmentation Algorithm for Classifying Brain Tissues in Multiple Sclerosis -- Classification of Simulated Elastograms Based on Texture Features -- Computer-Aided Diagnosis for Pnemoconiosis Using Neural Network -- Hidden Markov Models for Chromosome Identification -- Session FC3: Healthcare Information Systems and Models 4 -- A Protocol-Centric Approach to Healthcare Information Technology -- Teaching of Electrocardiogram Interpretation Guided by a Tutorial Expert -- TEST: A Web-Based T-cell Epitope Search Tool -- The Common Data Element Dictionary-A Standard Nomenclature for the Reporting of Phase 3 Cancer Clinical Trial Data 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