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2006 International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society
Computer-Aided Auscultation of the Heart: From Anatomy and Physiology to Diagnostic Decision Support
MicroCT-guided Bioluminescence Tomography Based on the Adaptive Finite Element Tomographic Algorithm
Comparing Unscented and Extended Kalman Filter Algorithms in the Rigid-Body Point-Based Registration
Stress Distribution in a Rotationally Symmetric and a Measurement Based Left Ventricular Shape Model
A Model-based Study of Relationship between Timing of Second Heart Sound and Systolic Blood Pressure
Robust Overnight Monitoring of Human Vital Signs by a Non-contact Respiration and Heartbeat Detector
Laminar Analysis of Movement Direction Information in Local Field Potentials of the Rat Motor Cortex
Terminology and Global Standardization of Endoscopic Information: Minimal Standard Terminology (MST)
A Novel Experimental System for Investigation of Cortical Activities Related to Lower Limb Movements
Detection of Colon Wall Outer Boundary and Segmentation of the Colon Wall Based on Level Set Methods
A New Automated Technique for Left- and Right-Ventricular Segmentation in Magnetic Resonance Imaging
Wall Shear Stress Variations in Basilar Tip Aneurysms investigated with Computational Fluid Dynamics
Fabrication Techniques for Improving the Performance of PVDF-on-Silicon Ultrasonic Transducer Arrays
Towards tissue engineering of meniscus substitutes: selection of cell source and culture environment
Assessing Impaired Arm Use and Learned Bias after Stroke Using Unimanual and Bimanual Steering Tasks
Automatic Classification of Heartbeats using Neural Network Classifier based on a Bayesian Framework
Generalized Series Solution for the Induced E-Field Distribution of Slinky-type Magnetic Stimulators
On Correlation Between Single-Trial ERP and GSR Responses: a Principal Component Regression Approach
Probabilistic Framework for Reliability Analysis of Information-Theoretic CAD Systems in Mammography
Development of the human interface equipment based on surface EMG employing channel selection method
Low Power Digital Communication in Implantable Devices Using Volume Conduction of Biological Tissues
High-Precision Guidance of Ablation Catheters to Arrhythmic Sites using Electrocardiographic Signals
