Titlebook: World Congress on Medical Physics and Biomedical Engineering September 7 - 12, 2009 Munich, Germany; Vol. 25/V Informatio Olaf D?ssel,Wolfg

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D. Roj,K. Horoba,J. Wrobel,M. Kotas,J. Jezewski,T. Przybylactural models for A- and B-type starches. After a synthetic presentation of the general knowledge on this topic, the present review focuses on a critical description of the main techniques used to investigate the starch crystalline structure, some new data regarding crystalline lamellae, and the mos

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R. Buyl,M. Nyssenrks.Links the geological features readers can see in the Nat.Stars Above, Earth Below. uses photographs and sky charts to form a connection between what is seen on the ground and in the sky, and looks at the deeper scientific meaning behind these sights.? Nordgren describes other objects in the Sola

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Computer-aided Fracture Diagnosis and Classification Package Embedded in the Integrated Electronic g the optimal fracture treatment method, there developed many different kinds of fracture classification system both for clinical practice and research. However, it is difficult for orthopedic surgeons, especially for young surgeons to memorize each definition of the fracture classification and to d

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An Interactive Medical Support System for Dermatology in Rural Areas,native forms of care in these areas, and telemedicine is a potential solution for this problem. However, in spite of a governmental policy to provide nationwide coverage with a fiber optic cable network, there are some areas where it cannot be accessed in Japan. Several types of telemedicine have be

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Telematic Medical Systems for Individualized and Personalized Assistance,nt of other specialist systems, individual medical data can be collected with data of superordinate data bases to provide, when needed, personalized information. This is particularly helpful in an aging, mobile society which in future will face decreasing doctor density and which already is dependen

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Sharing tracking data between different systems using an Open Surgical Communication Bus, of resources avoiding multiple redundant technical components within the OR. This paper presents the general concept of a modular tracking infrastructure (MTI) which allows for the separation of an application system and the tracking-device using an Open Surgical Communication Bus.