Program - imno.ca · 2‐1Tumor Bed Segmentation from Whole Slide ... for Controlled MR‐Guided Blood‐Spinal Cord Barrier Disruption Stecia‐Marie Fletcher, Sunnybrook Research

Program

16th Annual Symposium

Imaging Network Ontario

March 28 – 29, 2018

Chestnut Residence and Conference Centre

Toronto, ON

Keynote Speakers

Wednesday, March 28 at 8:40 Wednesday, March 28 at 9:25

Novel CT Systems at the Point‐of‐Care Radiomic/Radiogenomics: Tools and Techniques

Jeffrey H. Siewerdsen, PhD, Professor of Biomedical Engineering, Department Computer Science & Russell H. Morgan Department of Radiology, Johns Hopkins University

Sandy Napel, PhD, Professor, Department: Rad/Integrative Biomedical Imaging Informatics, Stanford University

Wednesday, March 28 at 13:30 Thursday, March 29 at 8:55

Embedding Equity, Delivering Diversity, Saving Science Imogen Coe, PhD, Dean, Faculty of Science, Ryerson University

Reza Razavi, MD, Vice President & Vice Principal (Research), King’s College London

Thursday, March 29 at 9:40 Thursday, March 29 at 13:35

Advanced Imaging Approach to Define Placenta Function

The Chronicles of Prostate Cancer Detection and Grading

Dinesh M. Shah, MD, Professor, & Director, Maternal‐Fetal Medicine, University of Wisconsin

Parvin Mousavi, PhD, Director, School of Computing, Queen’s University

Imaging Network Ontario Symposium 2018

7:00 Registration Colony Grand Foyer

7:00 – 8:30 Poster Set‐Up & Light Breakfast Colony Grande West

8:30 – 8:40 Opening Remarks Colony Grande Centre and East

Keynote Session Colony Grande Centre and East

8:40 – 9:25

9:25 – 10:10

10:10 – 11:10 Poster Session & Nutrition Break Colony Grande West

Colony Grand Centre Colony Grande East

1 ‐ Image Guided Intervention 2 ‐ Deep Learning for Medical Image

Chairs: Tamas Ungi, Queen's University;

Meaghan O'Reilly, Sunnybrook Research

Chairs: Shazia Akbar, Graham Wright,

Sunnybrook Research Institute

11:10 – 11:24 1‐1 Dynamic Navigation for Dental Implantation

Arish Qazi, ClaroNav

2‐1 Tumor Bed Segmentation from Whole Slide

Images of Breast Cancer After Neoadjuvant

Therapy

Mohammad Peikari, Sunnybrook Research

Institute

11:24 – 11:38 1‐2 Configurable Overall Skill Assessment in

Ultrasound‐Guided Needle Insertion

Matthew Holden, Queen's University

2‐2 Automatic Whole Heart MRI Segmentation:

CNN Augmented with Continuous Max‐flow

Fumin Guo, Sunnybrook Research Institute

11:38 – 11:52 1‐3 360° 3D Transvaginal Ultrasound System for

Intraoperative Verification of Needle Positions

During High‐Dose‐Rate Interstitial Gynecologic

Brachytherapy

Jessica Rodgers, Robarts Research Institute

2‐3 Semi‐Automatic Segmentation of the

Myocardial Scar from 3D Late Gadolinium

Enhancement Magnetic Resonance Images

using a Deep Learning Approach

Fatemeh Zabihollahy, Carleton University

11:52 – 12:06 1‐4 Confocal, Multifrequency Ultrasound Strategies

for Controlled MR‐Guided Blood‐Spinal Cord

Barrier Disruption

Stecia‐Marie Fletcher, Sunnybrook Research

Institute

2‐4 Motion Correction in MRI using Deep Learning

Patricia Johnson, Robarts Research Institute

12:06 – 12:20 1‐5 A CT‐Based Simulation for Predicting Trans‐

Vertebral Ultrasound Propagation

Rui Xu, University of Toronto

2‐5 Synthetic‐CT using Conditional Generative

Adversarial Neural Networks for MRI‐Guided

Radiotherapy

Matt Hemsley, University of Toronto

12:20 – 13:20 Lunch Giovanni


Chair: Maria Drangova, Robarts Research Institute

13:20 – 13:50

13:50 – 14:35


Program

Anne Martel and Gabor Fichtinger, ImNO 2018 Scientific Committee Chairs

Radiomic/Radiogenomics: Tools and Techniques

Sandy Napel, PhD, Stanford University

Novel CT Systems at the Point‐of‐Care

Jeffrey Siewardsen, PhD, Johns Hopkins University

Embedding Equity, Delivering Diversity, Saving Science

Imogen Coe, PhD, Ryerson UniversityDiscussion

Day 1 ‐ Wednesday, March 28, 2018

Chairs: David Holdsworth, Robarts Research Institute; Cari Whyne, Sunnybrook Research Institute



3 ‐ Bone and Joint Imaging 4 ‐ Cancer Imaging

Chairs: Margarete Akens, TECHNA Institute;

Cari Whyne, Sunnybrook Research Institute

Chairs: Tyna Hope, Sunnybrook Research

Institute; Jonathan Thiessen, Lawson Research

Institute15:35 – 15:49 3‐1 Machine Vision Image Guided Surgery – Lighting

the Way

Beau Standish, 7D Surgical

4‐1 Automatic Prostate Cancer Detection and

Localization on Digital Histopathology Imaging

Wenchao Han, Western University

15:49 – 16:03 3‐2 Validating 3D Face Morphing Towards

Improving Pre‐Operative Planning in Facial

Reconstruction Surgery

Zachary Fishman, University of Toronto ‐

Sunnybrook Research Institute

4‐2 Early Detection of Lung Cancer Recurrence

after Stereotactic Ablative Radiation Therapy:

Radiomics System Design

Salma Dammak, Western University

16:03 – 16:17 3‐3 Soft Tissue Strain Measurement in Human

Cadaveric Knees using Embedded Radiopaque

Markers

Alexandra Blokker, Western University

4‐3 Online Assessment of Dose Changes in Head

and Neck Radiotherapy without Dose Re‐

Computation using Deformable Image

Registration

Jason Vickress, Western University

16:17 – 16:31 3‐4 Knee Osteophyte Depiction using 3D

Ultrasound Imaging Compared to Computed

Tomography

Valeria Vendres, Queen's University

4‐4 Case Report: Hyperpolarized 13C Imaging of a

Castration‐Resistant Prostate Cancer Patient

Casey Lee, University of Toronto

16:31 – 16:45 3‐5 Measuring Joint Blood Flow with DCE‐NIRS:

Application to Rheumatoid Arthritis Treatment

Monitoring

Seva Ioussoufovitch, Western University

4‐5 Longitudinal Assessment of Single‐Dose

Radiation‐Induced Tumour Vascular Changes

with Functional Optical Coherence Tomography

Valentin Demidov, University of Toronto

16:45 – 17:00 Break


5 ‐ Augmented Reality 6 ‐ New Contrast Agents

Chairs: Elvis Chen, Robarts Research Institute;

Pascal Fallavollita, University of Ottawa

Chairs: Savita Dhanvantari, Donna Goldhawk,

Lawson Research Institute

17:00 – 17:14 5‐1 Accuracy of the Microsoft Hololens for

Neurosurgical Burr Hole Placement

Emily Rae, Queen's University

6‐1 A New Family of Small Manganese (III)

Porphyrin Based MRI Contrast Agents and the

Analyses of the Binding to Human Serum

Albumin

Piryanka Sasidharan, University of Toronto

17:14 – 17:28 5‐2 Ultrasound‐Guided Needle Insertion Simulator

with Tracking‐ and Video‐Based Skill

Assessment

Sean Xia, Queen's University

6‐2 Engineering Non‐Integrating Lentiviral Vectors

for Safe Reporter‐Based Imaging of

Mesenchymal Stem Cells

Amanda Hamilton, Robarts Research Institute

17:28 – 17:42 5‐3 Comparison of a Mixed‐Reality Technology to

Cadavers for Gross Anatomy Learning

Mustafa Haiderbhai, University of Ottawa

6‐3 Developing tumour‐activatable minicircles as

novel reagents for prostate cancer detection

TianDuo Wang, Western University

17:42 – 17:56 5‐4 Using Augmented‐Reality for Self‐Directed

Surgical Skills Training in Competency‐Based

Medical Education

Regina Leung, Queen's University

6‐4 Lanthanide Nanoparticles as Vascular Contrast

Agents for Microcomputed Tomography

Charmainne Cruje, Robarts Research Institute

Day 1 ‐ Wednesday, March 28, 2018


7:00 Registration Colony Grande Foyer

8:00 – 8:50 Poster Set‐Up & Light Breakfast Colony Grande West

8:50 – 8:55 Opening Remarks Colony Grande Centre and East


Chairs: Mike Seed, The Hospital for Sick Children; Graham Wright, Sunnybrook Research Institute

8:55 – 9:40

9:40 – 10:25



7 ‐ Cardiovascular Imaging 8 ‐ Maternal ‐ Fetal Imaging

Chairs: Maria Drangova, Robarts Research

Institute; Mihaela Pop, Sunnybrook Research

Institute

Chairs: Christopher Macgowan, The Hospital for

Sick Children; Charlie McKenzie, Western

University

11:25 – 11:39 7‐1 Characterization of T2, T2* Relaxation and

Strain in Disease Progression Post Acute

Myocardial Infarction

Dipal Patel, Sunnybrook Research Institute

8‐1 Fetal Cardiac Hemodynamics: Initial Experience

using 4D Flow MRI

Eric Schrauben, Hospital for Sick Children

11:39 – 11:53 7‐2 Investigating the Correlation Between Cellular

Iron Content and Magnetic Resonance Signal

using THP‐1 Monocytes to Model the

Inflammatory Response

Praveen Sankajith Dassanayake, Western

University

8‐2 Imaging Fetal Congenital Heart Disease using

Motion Compensated MRI

Christopher Roy, Hospital for Sick Children

11:53 – 12:07 7‐3 Analysis of Flow and Oscillating Wall Shear

Stress in the Carotid Bifurcation using Particle

Image Velocimetry: Effects of Stenosis Severity

and Waveform Pulsatility

Amanda Dicarlo, Western University

8‐3 A Novel Optical Neuromonitor for

Simultaneous and Real‐Time Quantification of

Cerebral Saturation, Perfusion, and Metabolism

at the Bedside

Ajay Rajaram, Western University

12:07 – 12:21 7‐4 Evaluation of Sympathetic Function with PET

11C‐Hydroxyephedrine (HED) and Ammonia

(13N‐NH3) in A Canine Pacing Model of Atrial

Fibrillation

Robert Miner, Ottawa Heart Institute

8‐4 Generating A 3D Ultrasound Panorama to

Monitor Neonatal Post‐Hemorrhagic Ventricle

Dilation

Andrew Harris, Robarts Research Institute

12:21 – 12:35 7‐5 Direct Measurement of Blood Flow Reflections

by Ultrasound

Luxi Wei, University of Toronto

8‐5 3D Water‐Fat MRI Detection of Developmental

Maturity in Fetal Adipose Tissue Compartments

Stephanie Giza, Western University

12:35 – 13:35 Lunch Giovanni


13:35 – 14:20

Treating Ventricular Tachycardia with MR guided ablation: clinical advantages and technical challenges

Reza Razavi, MD, King's College LondonAdvanced Imaging Approach to Define Placenta Function

Dinesh Shah, MD, University of Wisconsin

Chair: Anne Martel, Sunnybrook Research Institute

The Chronicles of Prostate Cancer Detection and Grading

Parvin Mousavi, PhD, Queen's University

Anne Martel and Gabor Fichtinger, ImNO 2018 Scientific Committee Chairs


Day 2 ‐ Thursday, March 29, 2018


9 ‐ New MRI Approaches 10 ‐ Neuroimaging

Chairs: Margaret Cheng, Giles Santyr, Hospital

for Sick Children

Chairs: April Khademi, Ryerson University;

Ali Khan, Robarts Research Institute

14:25 – 14:39 9‐1 Quantitative MR: Application to Concussion

Studies

Scott Hinks, GE Healthcare

10‐1 Effect of Scan Duration on CT Perfusion‐Derived

Hemodynamic Parameters and Infarct Volume

Eric Wright, Western University

14:39 – 14:53 9‐2 Optimizing Signal‐to‐Noise Ratio for

Hyperpolarized Carbon‐13 MRI using a Hybrid

Flip Angle Scheme

Lauren Smith, Western University

10‐2 Design and Evaluation of a Diffusion MRI Fibre

Phantom using 3D Printing

Uzair Hussain, Robarts Research Institute

14:53 – 15:07 9‐3 Accelerated 3D Spiral‐Ideal Imaging Approach

for Breath‐Hold Hyperpolarized 129Xe Lung MRI

Brandon Zanette, Hospital for Sick Children

10‐3 Between‐ and Within‐Site MRI Scanner Stability

Investigated using EPI fMRI Phantom Scans

Aras Kayvanrad, University of Toronto

15:07 – 15:21 9‐4 Under‐Sampling and Reconstruction Effects in

31P‐MRSI using Flyback‐EPSI with Compressed

Sensing

Diana Harasym, Mcmaster University

10‐4 Relating Hippocampal Glutamate to Structural

Changes and Cognitive Performance in

Alzheimer’s Disease: A 7T MRI Study

Dickson Wong, Western University

15:21 – 15:35 9‐5 Density‐Adapted 3‐Dimensional Radial Multiple

Gradient‐Echo Acquisition Scheme for 23Na

MRI

Alireza Akbari, Western University

10‐5 Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy in a Rodent

Concussion Model

Amy Schranz, Robarts Research Institute



11 ‐ Tissue Characterization 12 ‐ Instrumentation and Technology

Chairs: Mamadou Diop, Lawson Research

Institute; Alex Vitkin, University Health Network

Chairs: Christine Demore, Sunnybrook Research

Institute; Tamie Poepping, Western University

16:30 – 16:44 11‐1 Magnetic Resonance Imaging of the

Microbiome using MagA‐Expressing Bacteria

Sarah Donnelly, Lawson Health Research

Institute

12‐1 Apodized‐Aperture Pixel: A Novel X‐Ray

Detector Design to Improve Cancer Detection in

Mammography

Tomi Nano, Robarts Research Institute

16:44 – 16:58 11‐2 An Investigation into the Biosynthesis Pathway

of Serotonin using CEST MRI

Ryan Oglesby, Sunnybrook Health Sciences

Centre

12‐2 3D Verification of Flow in Microfluidic Devices

using Micro‐PIV

Kayla Soon, Western University

16:58 – 17:12 11‐3 The Growth Hormone Secretagogue Receptor,

Ghrelin, and Biochemical Signaling Processes in

Human Heart Failure

Rebecca Sullivan, Lawson Health Research

Institute

12‐3 Transmit Coil Impedance Measurements to

Estimate Radiofrequency Induced Currents on

Wires in MRI

Brandon Coles, University of Toronto

17:12 – 17:26 11‐4 MRI of Magnetically Labeled Alveolar‐Like

Macrophages in Rat Lungs using Hyperpolarized

Xe‐129: Confirmation with Histology

Vlora Riberdy, Hospital for Sick Children

12‐4 Parametric Modeling and Metal 3D Printing of

Anti‐Scatter Grids for Cone‐Beam CT

Santiago Cobos, Western University

17:26 – 17:40 11‐5 Blood Clot Hematocrit and Age Differentiation

in Vitro using R2* and Quantitative

Susceptibility Mapping

Spencer Christiansen, Western University

12‐5 Array‐Based Dual Frequency Acoustic

Angiography

Jing Yang, University of Toronto

17:40 – 18:00 Awards and Closing Remarks Colony Grande Centre and East

18:00 – 18:30 Poster Take Down Colony Grande West

Day 2 ‐ Thursday, March 29, 2018


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The Scientific and Organizing Committee for ImNO 2018 Annual Symposium would like to thank you for attending and acknowledge our supporting consortia and sponsors.

We invite you to attend the 17th ImNO Annual Symposium in March 2019 in London, Ontario.


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Program - imno.ca · 2‐1Tumor Bed Segmentation from Whole Slide ... for Controlled MR‐Guided Blood‐Spinal Cord Barrier Disruption Stecia‐Marie Fletcher, Sunnybrook Research