14.10.2016
M2CAI-Workshop mit ICCAS-Beteiligung
Oct. 14, 2016
At this year’s M2CAI-Workshop ICCAS presents its work on the integrated operating room with the two contributions: ‘Towards the intelligent OR – Implementation of distributed, context-aware automation in an integrated surgical working environment’ and ‘BPMNSIX – A BPMN 2.0 Surgical Intervention Extension’.
The M2CAI-Workshop is a satellite event of the ‘International Conference on Medical Image Computing and Computer Assisted Interventions’ (MICCAI). Here, clinicians, researchers and medical companies discuss issues and solutions on the acquisition, analysis, modeling, and monitoring of computer assisted interventions.
Event: MICCAI 2016 | M2CAI
Venue: Athens (Greece) | Delta Theater, Intercontinental Athenaeum
Date: Friday, Oct. 21, 2016
Time: 9:30 am – 12.30 pm

10.10.2016
Start des Meta-ZIKs SONO-RAY
Oct. 07, 2016
On October 1, 2016, the joint project SONO-RAY organized by the two ZIK Centers of Innovation Competence OncoRay in Dresden and ICCAS in Leipzig started. The project combines MR-guided focused ultrasound and radiation therapy to improve the effectiveness of cancer treatment. Funding totaling €6.2 million is being provided by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research. Prof. A. Melzer is the leader of the project.

07.10.2016
Bürger und Prominenz am ICCAS-Forschungsstand zum Tag der deutschen Wiedervereinigung in Dresden
Oct. 07, 2016
During the celebrations of the Day of German Unity, many visitors were attracted by the common stand of the University Medicine Dresden and Leipzig. ICCAS presented itself with a mobile version of the ‘Intelligent Operating Room’. Guests could simulate ENT surgery on a phantom head in interaction with the innovative assistant systems. Many interesting conversations were held with interested citizens and representatives from the Government of the Free State of Saxony. State Premier Stanislaw Tillich and State Minister for Arts and Sciences Dr. Eva-Maria Stange were among the guests in the festival tent.
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04.10.2016
Special session auf der SMIT 2016
Oct. 4, 2016
This year, the 28th Conference of the international Society for Medical Innovation and Technology (SMIT 2016) takes place from Oct. 05-08 in Delft (the Netherlands). There will be ICCAS-lectures in the special session ‘Intelligent Operating Room’ on Friday (Oct. 7, 2016) from 10:30 bis 12:00 am.
A mobile version of ICCAS’s „Intelligent Operating Room“ can be experienced at the exhibition.

Fokus-Sitzung auf der BMT 2016
Oct. 4, 2016
At this year’s “Dreiländertagung” Swiss, Austrian and German Societies of Biomedical Engineering (BMT) ICCAS presents results of current research about technical devices and systems for surgical interventions in its “Special Session on Computer-Assisted Procedures“. Furthermore, Prof. Andreas Melzer is represented in the committees of experts on „Medical technology in MRT“ and „Ultrasound“.
29.09.2016
Tag der Deutschen Einheit in Dresden: Der „Intelligente Operationssaal“ wartet auf Besucher
Sep. 29, 2016
Saxony and its capital Dresden are hosts of this year’s central celebrations of German Unity Day. On this occasion Leipzig University Medicine presents itself on the mile “Science and Research” with hands-on science. Anyone who wants to find out more about how the intelligent operating room of the future works can come at the ICCAS-stand and slip into the role of a surgeon. A mobile OR-version and a phantom head make it possible for guests to test themselves use cases from ENT surgery in interaction with the special technology.
Where?
In the festival tent N_013 at the mile “Science and Research” (next to “Frauenkirche”)
When?
Saturday, Oct. 1, 2016 | 11am-8pm
Sunday, Oct. 2, 2016 | 11am-8pm
Monday, Oct. 2, 2016 | 11am-6pm

28.09.2016
ICCAS Newsletter 2/2016
Sep. 28, 2016
The second ICCAS-Newsletter with our activities of the past quarter is now available.
Please use the following link:
forthcoming
ICCAS auf der CURAC 2016
Sep. 28, 2016
From Sep. 29 until Oct. 01, 2016 ICCAS will be represented at the Annual Conference of the German Society for Computer and Robotic Assisted Surgery (CURAC) in Bern (Switzerland). CURAC is an interdisciplinary society which connects clinic, engineering sciences and basic research. There will be ICCAS contributions at the following sessions:
Session “Human Machine Interfaces”
Sep. 29, 2016 | 11:45 – 12:45 am
Chair: Prof. T. Neumuth
Lecture: “Towards an information presentation model of a situation-aware navigation system in functional endoscopic sinus surgery” (R. Bieck, K. Heuermann, M. Schmidt, A. Schmitgen, S. Arnold, A. Dietz, T. Neumuth)
Session “ENT Surgery”
Oct. 01, 2016 | 10:30 – 11:45 am
Lecture: “Medical logic modules for monitoring the diagnostic delay in the treatment of laryngeal cancer” (J. Gaebel, L. S. M. Heuft, M. Stöhr)
20.09.2016
Erfolgreiche DORS-Woche 2016
Sep. 20, 2016
Last week, ICCAS’s 3rd Digital Operating Room Summer School took place. The internationally oriented course familiarized about 20 participants latest computer-assisted OR-technolgy from the object of research until the direct use on the patient.
Computer scientists, engineers and medics from Germany, Switzerland, the Netherlands, Turkey, Italy, China, Japan and India experienced an inspiring week with many practical sessions. The well filled programm kept its promise – interesting expert lectures, followed by practical exercises partly on patient phantoms and visits to state-of-the-art operating theaters and labs of Leipzig University Hospital and Heart Center Leipzig.
The participants praised the good balance between clinical and technical aspects as well as the theoretical explanations and practical sessions. The whole course was certified with 57 credits by the national authority ‘Sächsische Landesärztekammer’ and with 33 European CME-credits (EACCME®). Next year there will be one more DORS.
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12.09.2016
Auftakt DORS 2016
Today, ICCAS’s 3rd ‘Digital Operating Room Summer School’ has started. Prof. Andreas Melzer und Prof. Thomas Neumuth welcomed the international participants in the morning. They can expact an instructive week full of practical workshops on computer-assisted interventions and exciting visits to modern intervention techologies in Leipzig University Hospital and Heart Center Leipzig.