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* Talking with Steve Pieper about aims, sketch aims, is there anybody doing DICOM cephalometric standards (look for Dave Altobelly - 1993).
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* Look at FaceBase project.
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* DICOM Michael Onke-- and DCMTK group
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* Structured reports in DICOM - Snowmed CT terminology is brought up into the DICOM standard

Revision as of 14:38, 6 January 2016

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In the Dental and Craniofacial Bionetwork for Image Analysis we bring together clinical dental researchers, computer scientists and engineers from NA-MIC, to address the following gaps between clinical choices and effective treatments in dentistry: (a) a lack of quantitative imaging biomarkers of bone structure; (b) limitations in techniques to assess treatment effects and quantify degradation or repair of bone; (c) a lack of software and training for the use in dental clinical practice management.

We work to integrate and share imaging quantitative methodology in Dentistry, supporting patient-specific decision making and assessment of the disease progression via registration of serial images. We have developed SlicerCMF (Craniomaxillo facial Slicer) including only computational algorithms that provides open source dental image analysis to 3DSlicer users.

Our long-term goals are to aid the decision process of treatment procedures, allow translation of basic science developments into the clinical field with efficient engineering solutions, and train both young clinical image specialists and experienced clinical researchers on the new tools and techniques.

This work is being supported by the National Institute of Dental & Craniofacial Research and the National Institute of Biomedical Imaging and Bioengineering under Award Number R01DE024450.

Key Investigators

https://sites.google.com/a/umich.edu/dentistry-image-computing/Personnel

  • Lucia Cevidanes: University of Michigan. Department of Pediatric and Orthodontic Dentistry.
  • Beatriz Paniagua: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Departments of Psychiatry, Computer Science and Orthodontics.
  • Steve Pieper: Isomics, Inc.
  • Juan Carlos Prieto: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Department of Psychiatry.

Project Description

Objective Approach and Plan Progress and Next Steps
  • Reflect on the past projects/extensions we have done for SlicerCMF during the SlicerExtensions Breakout session
  • Plan and design next steps in our SlicerCMF projects.
  • Interesting discussions about persistence of data across modules in the Slicer extension breakout session
  • Talks with Ron and Andrey about benefiting about the QIICR work.

Background and References

Ideas and Minutes of meetings

Tuesday, January 5th 2016

  • Slicer extension breakout session: Talks about creating an standard for data gathering. Talks about workflows and batch processing.
  • Andrey and Ron think its possibly interesting to adopt the DICOM standard as data objects for the database of the grant.

Wednesday, January 6th 2016

  • Talking with Steve Pieper about aims, sketch aims, is there anybody doing DICOM cephalometric standards (look for Dave Altobelly - 1993).
  • Look at FaceBase project.
  • DICOM Michael Onke-- and DCMTK group
  • Structured reports in DICOM - Snowmed CT terminology is brought up into the DICOM standard