17. September 2014<\/p>\n
Wenn aller zwei Jahre die Virtual Physiological Human-Community auf ihrer Konferenz zusammentrifft, werden Methoden und Technologien thematisiert, die eine gemeinsame Betrachtung des menschlichen K\u00f6rpers \u00fcber virtuelle Modelle von mechanischen, physiologischen und biochemischen Abl\u00e4ufen erm\u00f6glichen.<\/p>\n
In diesem Jahr trugen Dr. Kerstin Denecke (DPM) und Jan Gaebel (DPM) \u00fcber einen eigenen Workshop zum Wissensaustausch bei. Der Workshop mit dem Titel \u201eModels for surgical decision support\u201c begann mit dem Vorstellen des Digitalen Patientenmodells, wie es momentan am ICCAS am Entstehen ist. Ca. 20 Teilnehmer belebten den produktiven Erfahrungsaustausch, der \u00fcber den aktuellen Stand in der digitalen Patientenmodellierung f\u00fcr die chirurgische Entscheidungsunterst\u00fctzung Auskunft gab. Gemeinsam wurden Herausforderungen und Anforderungen diskutiert, die die Gewinnung und Integration geeigneter Informationen und medizinischen Wissens f\u00fcr solche Modelle betreffen. Die Wissenschaftler kn\u00fcpften Kontakte und sammelten wichtige Informationen, um neue Ziele f\u00fcr die weitere Projektarbeit zu definieren. <\/p>\n
[nggallery id=17]17 September 2014<\/p>\n
Every two years, the Virtual Physiological Human-Community comes together at its conference. Then, methods and technologies are picked out as a central theme, which enable a common view of the human body by using virtual models of mechanical, physiological and biochemical processes.<\/p>\n
This year, Dr. Kerstin Denecke (DPM) and Jan Gaebel (DPM) contributed to the knowledge exchange through the organization of an own workshop. The workshop entitled \u201eModels for surgical decision support\u201d started with a presentation of the Digital Patient Model \u2013 as it is currently in progress at the ICCAS. About 20 participants encouraged the productive exchange of experiences, which informed about the current state of the art in digital patient modeling for surgical decision support. Challenges and requirements were discussed together relating to the acquisition and integration of appropriate information and the medical knowledge for such models. The scientists established contacts and gathered important information to define new targets for their further project work. <\/p>\n
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