2021 Detailed program
Tuesday, March 23, 2021
Zoom Meeting Room 1 |
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Opening RemarksMiranda Kirby and Pascal Fallavollita |
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Listening to the Sound of Light to Guide SurgeriesDr. Muyinatu BellChairs: Pascal Fallavollita, Miranda Kirby |
Oral Sessions 1 – 3: Tuesday, March 23, 9:30 – 10:45
Zoom Meeting Room 1 |
Zoom Meeting Room 2 |
Zoom Meeting Room 3 |
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Oral 1
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Oral 2
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Oral 3
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Chairs: Stewart Gaede, Amoon Jamzad |
Chairs: Daniel Lorusso, Donna Goldhawk |
Chairs: Elvis Chen, Eno Hysi |
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09:30 |
O1-1: Translation of an ultrasound-guided needle placement system to Mauritania Julia Wiercigroch, Queen's University |
O2-1: Variable Temporal Resolution Cartesian Sampling for Cell Tracking MRI Mark Armstrong, University of Windsor |
O3-1: Detecting treatment failure in rheumatoid arthritis with near-infrared light: in silico investigation within simulated disease states Seva Ioussoufovitch, Western University |
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09:45 |
O1-2: Feasibility of fusing three-dimensional transabdominal and transrectal ultrasound images to visualize intracavitary gynaecological brachytherapy applicators Jessica R Rodgers, Robarts Research Institute |
O2-2: Computed Tomography Airways and Vessels: Bridging the Gap in COPD Huma Asghar, Ryerson University |
O3-2: Effect of body mass on cementless implant fixation for total knee replacement Jordan Broberg, Western University |
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10:00 |
O1-3: Development of an open-source prostate biopsy training system Catherine O Wu, Queen's University |
O2-3: CT Emphysema and Small Airway Disease Clusters and Progression of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease Sarah Kadhim, Ryerson University |
O3-3: Reliability and concurrent validity of 3D ultrasound for quantifying knee cartilage volume Sam Papernick, Western University |
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10:15 |
O1-4: Margin expansion study for mpMRI-defined prostatic lesions in the setting of focally boosted high-dose rate prostate brachytherapy Christopher W Smith, Western University |
O2-4: Progressive changes in glutamate concentration in early stages of schizophrenia - A longitudinal 7-Tesla MRS study Peter Jeon, Western University |
O3-4: In-vivo porcine tendon release using high-intensity focused ultrasound ablation William Chu Kwan, The Hospital for Sick Children |
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10:30 |
O1-5: Feasibility and clinical utility of three-dimensional ultrasound in oral cavity cancers Jacob Wihlidal, Western University |
O2-5: Magnetic particle imaging quantifies the dilution of intracellular iron labels by proliferating breast cancer cells in vitro Maryam A Berih, Western University |
O3-5: In vivo porcine tendon release using high-intensity focused ultrasound long-pulse histotripsy followed by thermal ablation Imogen K den Otter Moore, The Hospital for Sick Children |
Pitch Sessions 4 – 6: Tuesday, March 23, 10:55 – 11:40
Zoom Meeting Room 1 |
Zoom Meeting Room 2 |
Zoom Meeting Room 3 |
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Pitch 4
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Pitch 5
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Pitch 6
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Chairs: Nathan Orlando, Tamas Ungi |
Chairs: Ali Tavallaei, TianDuo Wang |
Chairs: Faranak Akbarifar, Sarah Mattonen |
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10:55 |
P4-1: Validating 3D shape estimation using the Basel Face Model towards planning craniofacial reconstruction Zachary Fishman, University of Toronto - Sunnybrook Research Institute |
P5-1: Validation of a Retrospective Eddy Current Correction Algorithm for Advanced Diffusion MRI Paul I Dubovan, Western University |
P6-1: The Impact of the Variation of CT Scanner on the Prediction of Human papillomavirus (HPV) Association of Oropharyngeal Cancer (OPC) using Radiomic Models Reza Reiazi, Princess Margaret Cancer Research Center |
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11:00 |
P4-2: Augmented Reality Relaxed Skin Tension Lines for Face Surgery - Initial Results on a Mobile Device Wenzhangzhi Guo, University of Toronto |
P5-2: A simple, realistic walled phantom for intravascular and intracardiac applications Hareem Nisar, Western University |
P6-2: Effects of Feature Type and Selection on Machine Learning Classifier Accuracy for Predicting Brain Metastasis Response to Stereotactic Radiosurgery David A DeVries, Western University |
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11:05 |
P4-3: Preclinical Evaluation of a Bedside Image-Guidance System for External Ventricular Drainage Adam Hopfgartner, Sunnybrook Research Institute |
P5-3: Toward high-resolution PEM and US-guided core-needle biopsy Claire K Park, Western University |
P6-3: Impact of Radiomic Biopsies on Feature Extraction in Positron Emission Tomography (PET) Imaging for Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer Lauren M Zelko, Western University |
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11:10 |
P4-4: Miniature C-Arm Simulator Using Wireless Accelerometer Based Tracking Daniel Allen, Robarts Research Institute |
P5-4: Evaluating the feasibility of resting-state fMRI at low-field MR scanner by investigating the relationship between temporal signal to noise ratio and resting-state networks. Arjama Halder, Western University |
P6-4: Quantitative Imaging Derived Metrics for Prostate Cancer Therapy Induced Sarcopenia Kelly J Fullerton, Sunnybrook Research Institute |
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11:15 |
P4-5: Optimization of MRI thermometry for controlled hyperthermia-mediated drug delivery in a murine model of pediatric sarcoma Suzanne Wong, The Hospital for Sick Children |
P5-5: Theoretical Comparison of the Detective Quantum Efficiency of Halide Lead Perovskite, Cesium Iodide and Selenium X-Ray Imaging Detectors Michael Belli, Ryerson University |
P6-5: Detection and localization of transition and peripheral zone prostate cancers on apparent diffusion coefficient (ADC) map MR images using U-Net ensemble Timothy Wong, University of Guelph |
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11:20 |
P4-6: Quantifying Tissue Optical Properties using Structured Illumination for Oral Cancer Surgery Murtuza V Rajkotwala, University Health Network |
P5-6: B1+ Field Homogeneity and Signal Generation of a Koch Fractal RF Coil for Sodium MRI Cameron Nowikow, McMaster University |
P6-6: Validation of a CT based radiomics signature in oropharyngeal cancer: assessing sources of variation Philipp Guevorguian, Western University |
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11:25 |
P4-7: A platform for robot-assisted intraoperative imaging in breast conserving surgery Laura P Connolly, Queen's University |
P5-7: Impact of Volumetric 4D-CT Motion Artifact Reduction on Ventilation Imaging Heather M Young, Western University |
P6-7: A CT-based radiomics model for predicting gastrostomy tube insertion in oropharyngeal cancer Tricia Chinnery, Western University |
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11:30 |
P4-8: Transrectal diffuse optical tomography system to monitor photothermal therapy of localized prostate cancer Ivan Kosik, University Health Network |
P5-8: TITAN: A Hyperion Imaging System Data Analysis Software Sindhura Thirumal, Queen's University |
P6-8: Platform-Independent Management of Histopathologic Annotations in Cancer Research: Application in High-Dimensional Metabolomic Image Analysis Amoon Jamzad, Queen's University |
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11:35 |
P4-9: Improving central line needle insertions using in situ vascular reconstructions Leah Groves, Robarts Research Institute |
P5-9: Evaluating Back-to-Back and Day-to-Day Reproducibility of Cortical GABA Measurements with MEGA-PRESS Using 32-channel Head Coil Sonja Elsaid, Centre for Addiction and Mental Health/University of Toronto |
P6-9: Automated Contouring of Breast Tumors using Machine Learning Josh H Ehrlich, Queen's University |
Pitch Sessions 7 – 9: Tuesday, March 23, 11:45 – 12:25
Zoom Meeting Room 1 |
Zoom Meeting Room 2 |
Zoom Meeting Room 3 |
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Pitch 7
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Pitch 8
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Pitch 9
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Chairs: Layale Bazzi, Lueder A. Kahrs |
Chairs: Natasha Alves-Kotzev, Tales Santini |
Chairs: Amin Jafarisojahrood, Timothy Scholl |
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11:45 |
P7-1: Microscopic Fractional Anisotropy Imaging in the Human Brain: An Optimized Kurtosis Approach vs. the Gamma Model Nico J J Arezza, Western University |
P8-1: Theoretical Comparison of Energy-Resolved and Digital-Subtraction Angiography Sarah Aubert, Ryerson University |
P9-1: Longitudinal Observation of the Emphysema Progression in Alpha-1 Antitrypsin Deficiency Using 3He/129Xe MRI Elise Woodward, Western University |
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11:50 |
P7-2: Sub-second and Dynamic Computed Tomography Development at the Canadian Light Source Xiao Fan Ding, University of Saskatchewan |
P8-2: Field profile analysis of a 2D spiral array for high-volume-rate 3D ultrasound imgaing Rebekah Maffett, University of Waterloo |
P9-2: Effect of low dose daily aspirin on cerebral blood flow and kidney function in hypertensive rats Greg Cron, The Ottawa Hospital Research Institute |
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11:55 |
P7-3: Reliability Assessment of Cerebrospinal Fluid Suppressed Microscopic Fractional Anisotropy Mohammad Omer, Western University |
P8-3: Inhomogeneity and ramping effects in delta relaxation enhanced magnetic resonance Matthew A McCready, Western University |
P9-3: A Remarkably Stable Manganese(III) Porphyrin as a Building Block for Bioconjugation Keith Tang, University of Toronto |
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12:00 |
P7-4: A Systematic Study of the Effect of Scan Time on the Reproducibility of Cortical MEGA-PRESS GABA+ Measurements: Preliminary Data Peter Truong, Centre for Addiction and Mental Health |
P8-4: Network Parameter and Quality Factor Assessment of Fractal RF Coils for Sodium MRI Cameron Nowikow, McMaster University |
P9-4: Materials for Anthropomorphic MRI Phantoms Eunyoung Cho, Ryerson University |
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12:05 |
P7-5: Automatic determination of the regularization weighting for low rank reconstructions Gabriel EM Varela-Mattatall, Centre for Functional and Metabolic Mapping |
P8-5: Evaluating Gradient Induced Main Magnet Coil Heating Diego F Martinez, Western University |
P9-5: Characterizing the chronic evolution of ablation lesion and edema using native T1 and 3D late gadolinium enhancement (LGE) after radiofrequency ablation therapy (RFA) in a swine model of ischemic VT Terenz R Escartin, Sunnybrook Research Institute |
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12:10 |
P7-6: Measuring endogenous levels of GABA, GSH, and GLU in a human brain using MRI Kesavi Kanagasabai, Lawson Health Research Institute |
P8-6: Radiofrequency coils for single-sided portable magnetic resonance Doris Rusu, University of Windsor |
P9-6: A Bifurcating Microvessel Phantom to Assess Feature Resolvability in Sub-Diffraction Limit Contrast Ultrasound Imaging Hanyue Shangguan, University of Waterloo |
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12:15 |
P7-7: Cost-effective micro-CT imaging of medical components fabricated with additive manufacturing Santiago F Cobos, Western University |
P8-7: DS- MT- Bound Solvent- And 4-Pool Glucocest Optimization Of Simultaneous Multiple Offset Saturation Pulse Via Genetic Algorithm Siddharth Sadanand, Ryerson University |
P9-7: Myocardial glucose suppression interferes with the detection of inflammatory cells with FDG-PET in a canine model of myocardial infarction Benjamin Wilk, Lawson Health Research Institute |
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12:20 |
P7-8: In vivo molecular imaging of the mouse cholinergic projection system Kate M Onuska, Western University |
P8-8: Necessity of using Impulse-Sampled Notation and Fourier Transform rather than Discrete Fourier Transform for Determining Spectral Performance of Image Post Processing Ian Cunningham, Western University |
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Pitch Sessions 10 – 12: Tuesday, March 23, 13:35 – 14:10
Zoom Meeting Room 1 |
Zoom Meeting Room 2 |
Zoom Meeting Room 3 |
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Pitch 10
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Pitch 11
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Pitch 12
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Chairs: Corey Baron, Nathan Orlando |
Chairs: Nova Alam, Dafna Sussman |
Chairs: Edward Taylor, Kevin Wyszatko |
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13:35 |
P10-1: The Effect of Volar Scapholunate Tears on Carpal Kinematics Sydney M Robinson, Western University |
P11-1: A Deep 2D-UNet Ensemble for the Segmentation of Microstructural White Matter Damage in mTBI Patients using Diffusion Tensor Imaging Brian C McCrindle, McMaster University |
P12-1: Endobronchial Ultrasound and Drug-Loaded Microbubbles for In Vivo Targeted Lung Cancer Therapy Sean F McGrath, University of Toronto |
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13:40 |
P10-2: Enhanced uCT imaging enables high resolution 3D visualization of microdamage in rat vertebrae Allison Tolgyesi, University of Toronto |
P11-2: Aliasing Removal in Color Flow Imaging using Deep Learning Hassan Nahas, University of Waterloo |
P12-2: Carbon-11 labelling of ALK2 inhibitors and PET neuroimaging in rodents Emily Murrell, CENTRE FOR ADDICTION AND MENTAL HEALTH |
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13:45 |
P10-3: Examination of Radiocarpal vs Midcarpal Contribution to Flexion Motion of the Wrist Elizabeth Norman, Western University |
P11-3: Automatic Deep Learning-Based Segmentation of Neonatal Cerebral Ventricles from 3D Ultrasound Images Zachary Szentimrey, University of Guelph |
P12-3: Mapping vitamin B6 by CEST-MRI Emilie MSP Brun, University of Ottawa |
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13:50 |
P10-4: Four-Dimensional Computed Tomography Scans Allow Dynamic Visualization and Measurement of Scapulothoracic Joint Kinematics Baraa Daher, Western University |
P11-4: Detection of COVID-19 from Chest X-ray Images using Transfer Learning Jenita Manokaran, University of Guelph |
P12-4: Feasibility Study of Simultaneous Hyperpolarized 129Xe MRI and [15O]water PET Measurements Ramanpreet K Sembhi, Western University |
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13:55 |
P10-5: Validation of new 3-Dimensional Ultrasound Device for determining Synovial Tissue Volume in the Hands and Wrists. Carla du Toit, Western University |
P11-5: Tissue Classification of Mass Spectrometry iKnife Data Using Graph Convolutional Networks Faranak Akbarifar, Queen's University |
P12-5: The Feasibility of Hyperpolarized 129Xe MRI for lung damage in COVID-19 Survivors using a Key-Hole Method. Tuneesh K Ranota, Western University |
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14:00 |
P10-6: Anatomical Measurement of Kangaroo Cervical (C3-C7) Vertebral Endplates Using Micro-CT Joseph U. Umoh, Robarts Research Institute |
P11-6: Deep learning model for motion correction of MRI images using small training sets Ivailo E Petrov, Robarts Research Institute |
P12-6: The Use of a Novel Sampling/Reconstruction Method for Non-Proton and Low Field MRI Samuel Perron, Western University |
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14:05 |
P10-7: Effect of vitamin D and memantine supplementation on body composition in the APP/PS1 mouse model of Alzheimer’s disease following chronic vitamin D deficiency Dana N Broberg, Western University |
P11-7: Deep Learning for Motion Correction using Multichannel MRI Data Miriam Hewlett, Western University |
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Oral Sessions 13 – 15: Tuesday, March 23, 14:15 – 15:30
Zoom Meeting Room 1 |
Zoom Meeting Room 2 |
Zoom Meeting Room 3 |
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Oral 13
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Oral 14
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Oral 15
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Chairs: Aaron Fenster, Matt Gwilliam |
Chairs: Jordan DeKraker, Graham Wright |
Chairs: Amir Manbachi, Jessica Rodgers |
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14:15 |
O13-1: Comparing the detection of breast cancer brain metastasis with magnetic particle imaging (MPI) to MRI Natasha Knier, Western University |
O14-1: Cross Attention Squeeze Excitation Network (CASE-Net) for Whole Body Fetal MRI Segmentation Justin Lo, Ryerson University |
O15-1: Microstructural Diffusion MRI in Mouse Models of Severe and Repetitive Mild Traumatic Brain Injury Naila M Rahman, Western University |
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14:30 |
O13-2: In vivo evaluation of a cyclooxygenase-2 (COX-2) radiopharmaceutical, [11C]MC1, in human colorectal cancer xenograft mouse models Amanda Boyle, Centre for Addiction and Mental Health |
O14-2: DeepMV: Fully Automatic Ultrasound Segmentation for Patient Specific Mitral Valve Modelling Patrick Carnahan, Robarts Research Institute |
O15-2: CEST-MRI for Monitoring Effects of Cariporide on Intracellular Tumour pH in a Rat Glioma Model Maryam Mozaffari, Robarts Research Institute |
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14:45 |
O13-3: Comparison of Dynamic Contrast Enhanced MRI Signal Analysis Methods to Assess Response to Single and Three-Fraction Stereotactic Ablative Radiotherapy for Early Stage Breast Cancer Allen Sun, Western University |
O14-3: Automatic whole cell segmentation for multiplexed images of ovarian cancer tissue sections Wenchao Han, University of Toronto |
O15-3: Spatial Dependence of CT Emphysema in COPD Quantified using Join Count Statistics Sukhraj Virdee, Ryerson University |
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15:00 |
O13-4: Assessment of Locally Advanced Breast Cancer Response to Chemotherapy using Enhanced Ultrasound Elastography Niusha Kheirkhah, Western University |
O14-4: Renal Boundary and Tumour Segmentation in Multiparametric MRI using U-Net with Transfer Learning Anush Agarwal, University of Guelph |
O15-4: Fractal Dimensions of Airway Surfaces from Computed Tomography in Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease Jason Todd Bartlett, Ryerson University |
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15:15 |
O13-5: Molecular imaging reveals a high degree of cross-seeding of spontaneous metastases in a novel mouse model of synchronous bilateral breast cancer Shirley Liu, Robarts Research Institute |
O14-5: Automated myocardial segmentation of extracellular volume maps using a U-Net based convolutional neural network Nadia A Farrag, Carleton University |
O15-5: Contrast-Free Ultrasound Microvascular Imaging to Enhance Vascular Quantification in a Mouse Model of Peripheral Artery Disease Mahsa Bataghva, Western University |
Pitch Sessions 16 – 18: Tuesday, March 23, 15:40 – 16:20
Zoom Meeting Room 1 |
Zoom Meeting Room 2 |
Zoom Meeting Room 3 |
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Pitch 17
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Pitch 18
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Chairs: Jaryd Christie, Maged Goubran |
Chairs: Corey Baron, Claire Park |
Chairs: Miriam Hewlett, Dan Xiao |
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15:40 |
P16-1: 3D-DABTS: 3D Domain Adapted Breast Tissue Segmentation via Knowledge Distillation Mixup Grey C Kuling, University of Toronto |
P17-1: The trajectory of putative astroglial dysfunction in first episode schizophrenia - A longitudinal 7-Tesla MRS study Peter Jeon, Western University |
P18-1: Validation of a Monte-Carlo Model of a Photon-Counting X-ray Detector for Breast Imaging Applications James A Day, Ryerson University |
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15:45 |
P16-2: Transfer Learning Approach for Automated Kidney Segmentation on MRI sequences Rohini P Gaikar, University of Guelph |
P17-2: Glutathione as a molecular marker of functional impairment in patients with at-risk mental state - 7-Tesla 1H-MRS study Peter Jeon, Western University |
P18-2: Highly Focussed Collimators for Increased Resolution of Hand-Held Gamma Probes Sydney Wilson, Western University |
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15:50 |
P16-3: Surgical tool tracking with object detection for performance assessment in central venous catheterization Olivia O'Driscoll, Queen's University |
P17-3: Ultra-high field imaging of the human amygdala nuclei: manual segmentation to atlas development Sara M Pac, Western University |
P18-3: Determination of Lung Hyperelastic Parameters using 4D-CT and a Biomechanical Model Dayton Miranda, Western University |
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15:55 |
P16-4: 2D and 3D Labelling Methods for Facial Skin Tension Lines Bao Yi (Emily) Huang, University of Toronto |
P17-4: Reducing the Incidence of CT Perfusion Infarct Volume Overestimation in Acute Ischemic Stroke Kevin J Chung, Western University |
P18-4: Fatigue Analysis of Wireless Load Cells for Biomedical Applications William Anderson, Western University |
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16:00 |
P16-5: Machine Learning to Detect Brain Lesions in Focal Epilepsy Andrea Perera-Ortega, Queen's University |
P17-5: Synthesis and PET imaging of the 4R-tau radiotracer [18F]CBD-2115 in rodents and non-human primate Anton Lindberg, Centre for Addiction and Mental Health |
P18-5: Ongoing Development of a Numerical Bloch Solver for Low-Field Pulse Sequence Modeling John Adams, Western University |
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P17-6: Parcellation of the Piriform Cortex through Clustering of Laminar Features in the Unfolded 3D BigBrain: Correspondence with Diffusion Tractography, and Resting-state fMRI at 7T Nickolas K Christidis, Western University |
P18-6: Monte Carlo Simulation for Magnetic Resonance Diffusion Tristhal Parasram, University of Windsor |
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P17-7: Brain network connectivity and neurodevelopmental outcomes in children with infantile hydrocephalus Ramina Adam, Western University |
P18-7: Exponential Analysis for 2D Magnetic Resonance Relaxation Spectrum using Neural Networks Tristhal Parasram, University of Windsor |
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P18-8: Correlating Macro and Microstructure in the Hippocampus Bradley G Karat, Western University |
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Welcome to the first virtual ImNO 2021 Social Event! To begin, please watch this short video that will introduce all the features you will need to enjoy your time on the Gather Town platform. There are also written instructions available. Participants that are not taking part in the Escape Room challenge may chat with other users in the main trivia room or in the garden, located at the entrance of the trivia room. There will be rounds of trivia throughout the evening so please make sure to join in with us! Participants who have signed up for the Escape Room Challenge may find their teams here. The Escape Room event will begin at 4:30 PM, at this point all teams have 60 minutes to complete the challenge. Once half an hour has elapsed, participants will be asked to close the forms and return to the main room. The winners will be announced at the ImNO closing ceremony. Remember, all teams will be judged based on the order in which they complete the quizzes and the number of correct answers submitted before time runs out. The event will be warpping up around 6:00 PM. We hope you enjoy your time with us! |
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Wednesday, March 24, 2021
Zoom Meeting Room 1 |
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Opening RemarksMiranda Kirby and Pascal Fallavollita |
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COVID-19 Panel |
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Chairs: Marat Slessarev, Sarah Svenningsen Matthias Friedrich, McGill University Health Centre |
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Oral Sessions 19 – 21: Wednesday, March 24, 09:55 – 11:10
Zoom Meeting Room 1 |
Zoom Meeting Room 2 |
Zoom Meeting Room 3 |
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Oral 19
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Oral 20
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Oral 21
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Chairs: Kathleen Surry, Kevin Wyszatko |
Chairs: Paul Dubovan, Jill Weyers |
Chairs: Salma Dammak, April Khademi |
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09:55 |
O19-1: Automated Registration of 3D Ultrasound Images of Preterm Neonates to Identify Intraventricular Hemorrhaging: Preliminary Findings using SPM-12 Nicholas K Belanger, University of Guelph |
O20-1: Toward a reporter gene for MRI: Essential proteins from magnetic bacteria interact in mammalian cells Qin Sun, Lawson Health Research Institute |
O21-1: Central Line Tutor: using computer vision workflow recognition in a central venous catheterization training system Rebecca Hisey, Queen's University |
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10:10 |
O19-2: The Severity of Spinal Cord Compression is Associated with Functional Plasticity in Degenerative Cervical Myelopathy Alicia Cronin, Western University |
O20-2: Magnetic Resonance Image Analysis of Mammalian Cells Expressing Essential Magnetosome Genes mamI and mamL Prushoth Vivekanantha, Western University |
O21-2: Ultrasound Probe Pose Classification for Task Recognition in Central Venous Catheterization Colton A Barr, Queen's University |
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10:25 |
O19-3: Correlating Concussion Symptoms and Brain Injury in Paediatric Concussion Ethan Danielli, McMaster University |
O20-3: Gadolinium-Free MRI Blood Pool Contrast Agents: Manganese(III) Porphyrins With Tunable Human Serum Albumin Binding Affinity Hanlin Liu, University of Toronto |
O21-3: Effect of dataset size and acquisition type on deep learning segmentation of the prostate in 3D ultrasound Nathan Orlando, Robarts Research Institute |
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10:40 |
O19-4: Neurocovid19: Impact of the Virus on the Brain Simon J Graham, Sunnybrook Research Institute |
O20-4: Determination of cellular sensitivity for magnetic particle imaging Julia Gevaert, Western University |
O21-4: Preservation of Image Quality for Sparse Linear Ultrasound Probes via Supervised Deep Learning-based Inference Di Xiao, University of Waterloo |
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10:55 |
O19-5: Long-term Effects of COVID-19 Illness in the Brain Assessed by 7T MRI Helma Heidari, Robarts research Institute |
O20-5: In vitro assessment of acoustically cavitated docetaxel-loaded nanobubbles on mouse breast cancer cells Patrick Dong Min Chang, University of Toronto |
O21-5: Classification of Spinal Curvature from 3D Spine CT Images using a Convolutional Neural Network Geoff Klein, University of Toronto |
Pitch Sessions 22 – 24: Wednesday, March 24, 11:20 – 11:55
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Zoom Meeting Room 2 |
Zoom Meeting Room 3 |
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Pitch 23
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Pitch 24
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Chairs: Miriam Hewlett, Billy Yiu |
Chairs: Mihaela Pop, Gabriel Varela-Mattatall |
Chairs: Naila Rahman, Timothy Scholl |
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P22-1: Domain Adaptation and Self-Supervised Learning for Surgical Margin Detection Alice ML Santilli, Queen's University |
P23-1: Loading Characteristics and Viability of Stem Cell-Derived Alveolar-Like Macrophages Tagged with Perfluoropolyether for 19F MRI of Chronic Lung Disease Janny Kim, The Hospital for Sick Children |
P24-1: Multi-Modality Imaging Assessment of the Heart and Lungs Before and After Stage III Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer Radiotherapy Oi Wai Chau, Western University |
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11:25 |
P22-2: Investigating the Effects of Transfer Learning on Medical Ultrasound Models Calvin Zhu, McMaster University |
P23-2: Synthesis and Evaluation of [18F]meta-fluorobenzylguanidine For Cardiac Sympathetic Nerve Imaging Uzair S. Ismailani, University of Ottawa |
P24-2: Optimization of three-dimensional ultrasound acquisition parameters for diagnostic evaluation of thyroid nodules Viveka Sainani, Western University |
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11:30 |
P22-3: Healthcare Utilization Prediction Using CT Images and End-to-End Deep Convolutional Neural Network Learning Pipeline Amir Moslemi, Ryerson university |
P23-3: Evaluation of gadolinium-loaded plaster as a potential means of characterizing antibiotic diffusion in MRI Gregory Hong, Robarts Research Institute |
P24-3: Longitudinal in-vivo quantification of tumour microvasculature and hypoxia via optical coherence tomography angiography in a pre-clinical model of radiation therapy Nader M Allam, University Health Network |
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11:35 |
P22-4: Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease and Asthma Differentiation by Dimension Reduction Based on Perturbation Theory for High Dimensional Quantitative CT Biomarkers Amir Moslemi, Ryerson university |
P23-4: pH-Weighted Chemical Exchange Saturation Transfer (CEST) MRI in the Spine Alicia Cronin, Western University |
P24-4: SPECT/CT Imaging [ 177Lu]Lu-DOTA-RW03, a Targeted Radioimmunotherapy against Cancer Stem Cell Marker CD133 Kevin Wyszatko, McMaster University |
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11:40 |
P22-5: From pixels to cells: Development of biologically guided segmentation strategies for quantitative image analysis to interrogate single-cell data on multiplex immunostained tissue sections Trevor D McKee, STTARR Innovation Centre / University Health Network |
P23-5: Modelling Cellular Iron-handling in Inflammation: P19 Cells Secrete Biologically-active Hepcidin Rahil Prajapati, Western University |
P24-5: Comparison of ADC measurements from the MR-Linac and a diagnostic scanner in brain tumour patients Liam SP Lawrence, University of Toronto |
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P23-6: Diffusion Tensor MRI Reveals Myocardial Fibre Architecture after Cell-Based Therapy in Myocardial Infarction Moses P Cook, University of Toronto |
P24-6: Response Assessment of Early-Stage Breast Tumours to Stereotactic Ablative Radiotherapy (SABR) using Fluorodeoxyglucose Positron Emission Tomography (FDG-PET) Zoe P Kerhoulas, Western University |
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P23-7: Fetoplacental and Maternal Body Composition Effects of Life Long Western Diet Consumption at Mid-Gestation Guinea Pig Pregnancy Lindsay E Morris, Western University |
P24-7: Derivation of Monoclonal Antibodies Targeting GvpA, the major structural protein of Gas Vesicles: A New Set of Tool for Detecting and Imaging Gas Vesicles Ann Fernando, University of Toronto |
Oral Sessions 25 – 27: Wednesday, March 24, 13:05 – 14:20
Zoom Meeting Room 1 |
Zoom Meeting Room 2 |
Zoom Meeting Room 3 |
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Oral 25
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Oral 26
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Oral 27
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Chairs: Jordan DeKraker, Eranga Ukwatta |
Chairs: Nilesh Ghugre, Matt Gwilliam |
Chairs: Ting-Yim Lee, Naila Rahman |
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O25-1: Prediction of stroke thrombus RBC content from multiparametric MRI using machine learning Emily Qin, Western University |
O26-1: Validation of a mechatronics-assisted needle delivery system for MRI-guided prostate focal laser ablation Eric Knull, Western University |
O27-1: Characterization of the Cold Head Artifact Present in Simultaneous Studies of Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging and Electroencephalography Alejandro Amador, McMaster University |
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13:20 |
O25-2: A Multiple Instance Learning Framework for MRI-based Multifocal Cancer Outcome Prediction Jianan Chen, University of Toronto |
O26-2: An Exploration of Myocardial Blood Flow, Blood Volume, and Oxygen Consumption at Varying Levels of Hyperemic Stress Reveals Blood Flow as the Dominant Influence on T2 Relaxation Time Jill Weyers, Sunnybrook Research Institute |
O27-2: Two multi-echo SPGR acquisitions for the simultaneous generation of SWI, qT1 and other parametric maps: preliminary data Vishaal Sumra, University of Toronto |
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O25-3: A multi-modality radiomics-based model for predicting recurrence in non-small cell lung cancer Jaryd R Christie, Western University |
O26-3: Development of a Human-Based Dual PET/MR Reporter Gene System for In Vivo Cell Tracking Nourhan Shalaby, Western University |
O27-3: Cross validation of 3AM Diffusion MRI phantoms using microscopy, synchrotron micro computed-tomography, and simulation. Farah N Mushtaha, Robarts Research Institute |
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O25-4: Radiomics for head and neck cancer prognostication: results from the RADCURE machine learning challenge Michal Kazmierski, University of Toronto |
O26-4: Magnetic Field Mapping in High Susceptibility Region using Pure Phase Encoding MRI Layle Bazzi, University of Windsor |
O27-4: Optimized oscillating gradients for frequency dependent in vivo diffusion kurtosis measurement Kevin B Borsos, Western University |
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14:05 |
O25-5: Radiomics Analysis to Predict Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease Presence in Computed Tomography Imaging using Machine Learning Ryan Au, Ryerson University |
O26-5: An activatable reporter gene system to visualize cell-cell communication in cancer immunotherapies TianDuo Wang, Western University |
O27-5: Measuring Ischemic Volumes using Quantitative Multiphase CT Angiography Perfusion Maps Kevin J Chung, Western University |
Zoom Meeting Room 1 |
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Beyond Animal Testing: New Frontiers in Human-Centred ScienceDr. Charu ChandrasekeraChairs: David Holdsworth, Miranda Kirby |
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Closing Remarks and AwardsMiranda Kirby and Pascal Fallavollita |