COMPUTER-ASSISTED IMAGING of EMBRYONIC and FETAL DEVELOPMENT

June 23 & 24 1994 Conference Room 10, Building 31 NIH Campus


WORKSHOP AGENDA

Introductory Comments


Session I: Goals of Computer-Assisted Imaging

KEYNOTE ADDRESS: Computer-Assisted Imaging in Science

Clinical Applications for Fetal Imaging

A National Collaboratory for Developmental Biology

Computer Applications for Fetal Imaging

Model Building and Model Testing in Experimental Embryology

New Topics and Discussion

The Patton Embryological Collection


Session II: Anatomical Imaging and Networks

Visible Human Project

Functional Brain MRI

MEDx, A System for Medical Image Processing

Implementation of an Imaging Standard

Virtual Reality in Medicine

New Topics and Discussion

Ultrasound Backscatter Microscopy of Mouse Embryonic Development


Session III: Capture and Analysis of Embryonic and Fetal Images

The Human Developmental Anatomy Center

Ongoing and Future Human Imaging Projects

An Internet Atlas of Mouse Development

3-D Imaging of the In-Vivo Embryo & Fetus: Stereo Ultrasound Imaging

Magnetic Resonance Imaging of Embryos

Magnetic Resonance of the Fetus


Session IV: NIH Interests and Opportunities

Current and Future Interests of NICHD

National Resources & Funding Opportunities

High Performance Computing and Communications


Discussion and Conclusions

Participant List