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Title: Medical Imaging and How to Catch a Beating Hear


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Medical Imaging and How to Catch a Beating Heart?
  • Dr. Nael Osman
  • Nile University
  • Johns Hopkins University

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Mission
  • To establish a world class center for Medical and
    Health Informatics, especially in Medical Imaging
    technologies, and pursue strong collaboration
    with local, regional, and international entities.

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Example Heart
  • Its the number one killer!
  • Very expensive The US alone spends over 450
    billion a year.

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Challenges to Imaging the Heart
  • Soft tissue
  • Hiding inside the chest cage, behind the ribs
  • The heart beats at a rate of 70 beats per minute
  • The breathing causes another motion challenge

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Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)
  • Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) images the
    magnetization of the body tissue (water protons)
    when exposed to strong magnet.

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Gating for Image Acquisition
  • It takes 500 ms to make an image.
  • We have only 30 ms window for acquisition.
  • Solution Gating!

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Heart Movies
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Imaging More Than Just Anatomy
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Combining LT and HT images
strain
LT
SENC
HT
anatomical
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Patient with Heart Infarction
  • Direct imaging of strain (through-plane strain).
  • No need for sophisticated post processing.

Red coloring indicates regional shortening strain
in the through-plane direction
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1.1) Obtain Anatomical image by superposition of
LT and HT.
Strain Computation
Superposition
Blue coloring
1.2) Compute Strain values from LT and HT.
1.3) Generating a blue color from NT.
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The anatomical images can be combined with strain
and contrast images to produce
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The anatomical images can be combined with strain
and contrast images to produce
Functional (contractility),
Viability, or
Composite images.
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Tissue Characterization Using Clustering Methods
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In Summary Integrated Analysis
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Se, we do not see images only
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but have a comprehensive analysis, too.
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Acknowledgments
  • Students/Ex-students
  • Li Pan
  • Ahmed Fahmy
  • El-Sayed Ibrahim
  • Tamer Basha
  • Ahmed El-Harouni
  • Monda Shehata
  • Yue Li
  • Ayman Khalifah
  • Collaborators (JHU)
  • Matthias Stuber
  • Robert G. Weiss
  • Dara Kraitchman
  • Joao A. C. Lima
  • David A. Bluemke
  • Shenghan Lai
  • Katherine Wu
  • Michael Schär
  • Albert Lardo
  • Collaboratores
  • Eike Nagel
  • Henning Steen
  • Thomas Thouet
  • Dirk Lossnitzer
  • Ahmed Gharib
  • Sponsors
  • NHLBI Grant HL072704
  • Donald W. Reynolds Foundation
  • Diagnosoft, Inc.

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Thank you!
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