Scientific Program of the. 12 th Vienna International Workshop on Functional Electrical Stimulation. Conference venue. National organizers
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1 GENERAL INFORMATION Scientific Program of the 12 th Vienna International Workshop on Functional Electrical Stimulation Vienna, Austria, September 07 th 09 th, The triennial Vienna International Workshop on Functional Electrical Stimulation provides a platform for researchers to present and discuss their recent work whilst visitors can expect a representative and actual overview of the state of the art of FES. Conference venue Medical University of Vienna Van Swieten Saal Van Swieten Gasse 1a 1090 Vienna National organizers Center for Medical Physics and Biomedical Engineering Medical University of Vienna and the "FES group of the Austrian Society for Biomedical Engineering" M.Bijak, H.Lanmüller, W.Mayr, M.Pichler, D.Rafolt Contact address Medical University of Vienna Center for Medical Physics and Biomedical Engineering Secretary M. Pichler Phone: /19840 Waehringer Guertel 18 20/4L, Fax: /3988 A 1090 Vienna, Austria e Mail: office@fesworkshop.org Conference language The official language of the conference is English Dates Welcome Cocktail 07.Sept.2016 (19:00 21:00) Scientific program from 08.Sept.2016 (09:00) to 09.Sept.2016 (17:30) Registration fee Conference* 470,00 / 440,00* Day Ticket** 150,00 Pre Conference Course 150,00 * Members of ÖGBMT or IFESS ** Does not include social activities in the evening
2 GENERAL INFORMATION Accompanying persons Welcome cocktail 30, Conference Dinner 110, Methods of payment Bank transfer, Credit card transfer, PayPal or directly at the registration desk (credit card) The registration fee for the whole conference includes Welcome cocktail Coffee breaks, Lunch Conference dinner Conference proceedings Day tickets include: Scientific program, coffee breaks, lunch and conference proceedings Registration Desk Open throughout the conference: Wednesday, (18:30 21:00) Thursday to Friday (08:00 14:00) Conference Dinner 08. Sept Weinhof Zimmermann Mitterwurzergasse 20, 1190 Vienna zimmermann.at Commercial exhibition Facilities for exhibition and commercial product presentations are available interested companies please contact the secretary. GENERAL INFORMATION Oral presentation Time: 15 minutes (10 minutes presentation and 5 minutes discussion) Presentation media Beamer and PC for Power Point presentations (provide a CD or USB memory stick) Speakers should submit their media 30 minutes prior to the start of their session at slide desk. Poster presentation The posters should be exhibited at the assigned poster board during the whole conference. All participants are encouraged to contact the authors during the coffee breaks. Paper size A0, portrait. Proceedings of the conference The proceedings with full length papers will be available at the beginning of the workshop. Social program Wednesday, , (19:00 21:00) Welcome Cocktail at the conference venue Van Swieten Saal Thursday, , (19:00 23:00) Conference Dinner t.b.a. Detailed information Please find further information at the official conference homepage: 2016.fesworkshop.org
3 Scientific Committee Pre Conference Course Wednesday 7 th, Sept ALON Gad AZEVEDO COSTE Christine BERSCH Ines CARRARO Ugo CIUPA Radu CLIQUET Jr Alberto CRETU Mihaela CREVENNA Richard DANNER Simon DAVIS Glen FERRANTE Simona FROTZLER Angela GARGIULO Paolo HELGASON Thordur JARVIS Jonathan KELLER Thierry KNEISZ Lukas KOCH Klaus Peter KRENN Matthias LINDENTHALER Werner MANDL Thomas MARTINEK Johannes MEKJAVIC Igor POPOVIĆ Dejan QUITTAN Michael RATTAY Frank RUPP Ruediger RUSSOLD Michael SAUERMANN Stefan SCHAUER Thomas SCHMOLL Martin SPAICH Erika G. VARGAS LUNA José Luis VELTINK Peter WILLAND Michael Wednesday PCC 1 Pre Conference Course 1 Mayr W. (Vienna, Austria) Krenn M. (Vienna, Austria) Dimitrijevic M. (Houston, USA) 09:00 12:00 Non invasive posterior root stimulation for assessment and modulation of spasticity and motor control Transcutaneous stimulation of the lumbosacral spinal cord activates a subset of the same neuronal population as epidural spinal cord stimulation. Single stimuli elicit spinal reflexes in multiple lower limb muscles bilaterally in people with intact and altered CNS that can serve as test reflexes in neurophysiological studies. Current research investigates the applicability of continuous transcutaneous spinal cord stimulation in the rehabilitation of people with traumatic spinal cord injury (spasticity control, locomotor training). In the present workshop, we will present theoretical background, give a hands on demonstration in an individual with intact CNS, and present pilot data of neuromodulation applications. Location: Center for Biomedical Engineering and Physics Medical University Vienna 12:25 14:00 Lunch
4 Pre Conference Course Wednesday 7 th, Sept Scientific Program Thursday 8 th, Sept PCC 2 Pre Conference Course 2 Mayr W. (Vienna, Austria) Krenn M. (Vienna, Austria) Biowski P. (Vienna, Austria) Thursday Opening 09:00 Welcome 13:00 16:00 FES of Denervated Muscles An Essential Therapeutic Option after Peripheral Nerve Lesion The workshop is designed as a hands on workshop with a comprehensive introduction on physiological, clinical and technical basics, safety issues, handling of equipment and guidelines for supervised home based therapy. As FES of denervated muscles differs fundamentally from classical neuromuscular FES the main particularities are addressed in an open interactive discussion. The goal is to train qualified medical staff to a level that allows confident, safe and efficient clinical application of this novel method, and providing them a clear view on achievable therapeutic benefits, limitations and potential specific risks. Key Keynote Lecture: Chairperson: Carraro U. (Padova, Italy) 09:15 10:15 Jarvis J. (Liverpool, GB) NEUROMUSCULAR CELL BIOLOGY AND 'OMIC TECHNOLOGIES: THE BASICS 10:15 10:45 Coffee Break Location: Center for Biomedical Engineering and Physics Medical University Vienna 18:30 Welcome Cocktail Location: Van Swieten Saal
5 Scientific Program Thursday 8 th, Sept Scientific Program Thursday 8 th, Sept Workshop 1 Workshop: Functional Rejuvenation in Aging Gugatschka M. (Graz, Austria) Lindenthaler W. (Vienna, Austria) 10:45 Carraro U. et al (Padova, Italy) THE AGING MUSCLE: CHANGES IN MUSCLE MORPHOLOGY A SUMMARY OF THE CURRENT KNOWLEDGE 11:15 Kern H. (Vienna, Austria) HOW TO KEEP THE AGING MUSCLE HEALTHY (WITH FES) 11:45 Gugatschka M. et al (Graz, Austria) CHRONIC NEUROSTIMULATION FOR TREATMENT OF AGE RELATED LARYNGEAL MUSCULAR ATROPHY 12:05 Karbiener M. (Graz, Austria) STUDYING THE EFFECTS OF FUNCTIONAL ELECTRICAL STIMULATION ON THE THYRO ARYTENOID MUSCLE IN RATS 12:25 14:00 Lunch Workshop 2 Workshop: Electrical Stimulation in Neuromuscular Disorders Mayr W. (Vienna, Austria) Kaniusas E. (Vienna, Austria) 14:00 Kaniusas E. et al (Vienna, Austria) OPTIMIZATION OF WAVEFORM SHAPES FOR ELECTRICAL NEUROMUSCULAR STIMULATION BASED ON CONDUCTIVE AND DISPLACEMENT MEMBRANE CURRENTS 14:20 Mayr W. (Vienna, Austria) OPTIMISED STIMULATION PULSE SHAPES FOR SELECTIVE STIMULATION OF DENERVATED MUSCLES IN REGIONS WITH SENSIBILITY 14:40 Schneider Stickler B. et al (Vienna, Austria) METHOD FOR SELECTIVE SURFACE STIMULATION OF DENERVATED MUSCLES IN THE LARYNX 15:00 Volk G.F. et al (Jena, Germany) DETERMINING OPTIMAL SETTINGS FOR SELECTIVE SURFACE STIMULATION IN ORDER TO RECRUIT PARALYZED FACIAL MUSCLES UNDER NON PAINFUL CONDITIONS 15:20 Schmoll M. (Vienna, Austria) PULSE WIDTH OPTIMISATION 15:40 16:10 Coffee Break
6 Scientific Program Thursday 8 th, Sept Scientific Program Friday 9 th, Sept Friday Workshop 3 Workshop with Hands on Ferrante S. (Milano, Italy) Schauer T. (Berlin, Germany) Key Keynote Lecture: Chairperson: Sevcencu C. (Aalborg, Denmark) 16:10 Bulgheroni M. et al (Milano, Italy) REACHING AND GRASPING TRAINING BASED ON ROBOTIC HYBRID ASSISTANCE FOR NEUROLOGICAL PATIENTS 16:25 Gföhler M. et al (Vienna, Austria) THE RETRAINER ARM EXOSKELETON A MODULAR LIGHTWEIGHT DEVICE THAT COMBINES ADJUSTABLE GRAVITY COMPENSATION, LOCKABLE JOINTS AND NEUROMUSCULAR ELECTRICAL STIMULATION 16:40 Ferrante S. et al (Milano, Italy) THE RETRAINER CONTROL SYSTEM FOR SUPPORTING ARM FUNCTIONS 16:55 Crema A. et al (Lausanne, Switzerland) THE RETRAINER HAND ORTHOSIS AN EVENT DRIVEN MODULAR LIGHTWEIGHT DEVICE THAT COMBINES CONTROLLED HAND WRIST MOTION AND MULTI ELECTRODE NEUROMUSCULAR STIMULATION 17:10 Hands on Poster Zajc J. et al (Vienna, Austria) UNIFIED CONTROL INTERFACE OF MULTIPLE DEVICES FOR UPPER LIMB POST STROKE REHABILITATION 18:30 Conference Dinner 09:00 09:45 Lukanovič A. (Ljubljana, Slovenia) NEUROMODULATION IN THE TREATMENT OF PELVIC FLOOR DYSFUNCTIONS Session 1 Basic Research Pečlin P. (Ljubljana, Slovenia) Jarvis J. (Liverpool, GB) 09:45 Sevcencu C. et al (Aalborg, Denmark) BLOOD PRESSURE RELATED NEURAL PROFILES EXTRACTED FROM PIG LEFT VAGUS NERVES USING AN INTERFASCICULAR ELECTRODE 10:00 Pečlin P. et al (Ljubljana, Slovenia) CAPS IN AN ISOLATED SCIATIC NERVE OF A RAT ELICITED WITH SPECIFIC STIMULATING PULSES WITHOUT AND WITH BUPIVACAINE ANAESTHESIA 10:15 Werginz P. et al (Vienna, Austria) NEURONAL ACTIVATION CHARACTERISTICS IN THE ELECTRICALLY STIMULATED RETINA DURING SUB AND EPIRETINAL STIMULATION 10:30 Schmoll M. et al (Vienna, Austria) IN VIVO MEASUREMENTS OF TENSION IN THE TIBIALIS ANTERIOR TENDON OF THE RAT USING A MINIATURE IN LINE LOAD CELL PRELIMINARY RESULTS 10:45 11:15 Coffee Break
7 Scientific Program Friday 9 th, Sept Scientific Program Friday 9 th, Sept Session 2 Neuromodulation, Rehabilitation strategies Lukanovič A. (Ljubljana, Slovenia) Dimitrijevic M. (Houston, USA) Key Keynote Lecture: Chairperson: Lanmueller H. (Vienna, Austria) Rafolt D. (Vienna, Austria) 11:15 Dimitrijevic M. (Houston, USA) A BRIEF INTRTODUCTION TO NEUROMODULATION 11:30 Hofstoetter U. et al (Vienna, Austria) TRANSCUTANEOUS SPINAL CORD STIMULATION TO INDUCE STANDING IN INDIVIDUALS WITH MOTOR COMPLETE SPINAL CORD INJURY 11:45 Krenn M. et al (Vienna, Austria) SENSORY INPUT WITH DIFFERENT RATES OF SUSTAINED ELECTRICAL STIMULATION CAN MODIFY MOTOR OUTPUT OF THE HUMAN LUMBOSACRAL SPINAL CORD 12:00 Vargas Luna J. et al (Reykjavik, Iceland) STUDY OF THE EFFECT S DURATION OF NON INVASIVE TRANS SPINAL STIMULATION TO REDUCE CLONUS ACTIVITY IN PEOPLE WITH SCI 12:15 Anzinger Weitmann M. et al (Vienna, Austria) CA 2+ MODEL TO EXPLAIN LONG TERM EFFECTS OF LOCOMOTION IMPROVEMENT FROM PARAPLEGIC INDIVIDUALS DUE TO SPINAL CORD STIMULATION 12:30 Weigel G. et al (Vienna, Austria) TREATMENT OF CHRONIC NEUROPATHIC PAIN: FIRST CLINICAL EXPERIENCE WITH PERIPHERAL NERVE STIMULATION (PNS) 12:45 14:15 Lunch 14:15 15:00 Podesser B. (Vienna, Austria) ANIMAL RESEARCH IN FES Session 3 FES Exercise Bersch I. (Nottwil, Switzerland) Helgason T. (Reykjavik, Iceland) 15:00 Bersch I. et al (Nottwil, Switzerland) ROBOTIC ASSISTED TRAINING IN COMBINATION WITH FUNCTIONAL ELECTRICAL STIMULATION TO IMPROVE LOWER LIMB FUNCTION AFTER SPINAL CORD INJURY 15:15 Thorsen R. et al (Milano, Italy) A CLINICAL TRIAL ON ARM REHABILITATION USING TASK ORIENTED THERAPY AND MYO ELECTRICALLY CONTROLLED FES (MECFES) 15:30 Szecsi J. et al (Munich, Germany) LOW POWER OUTPUT OF FES CYCLING IN SUBJECTS WITH SCI, A BIOMECHANICAL VIEWPOINT 15:45 Mravcsik M. et al (Pecs, Hungary) FES DRIVEN LOWER LIMB CYCLING BY FOUR AND EIGHT CHANNEL STIMULATIONS A COMPARISON IN A CASE STUDY 16:00 Schils S. et al (River Falls, USA) THE COMPARISON OF THE USE OF FUNCTIONAL ELECTRICAL STIMULATION (FES) FOR MOBILITY IN HUMAN SPINAL CORD INJURY AND FOR USE IN MUSCLE SPASM AND ATROPHY REHABILITATION IN HORSES 16:15 Valtin M. et al (Berlin, Germany) ONLINE ASSESSMENT OF VOLITIONAL MUSCLE ACTIVITY FROM STIMULATION ELECTRODES IN A DROP FOOT NEUROPROSTHESIS 16:30 17:00 Coffee Break
8 Scientific Program Friday 9 th, Sept We acknowledge the support by: Session 4 Technologies, Engineering, Sensors Troyk P. (Liverpool, GB) Keller T. (Donostia, San Sebastian) Edited by: Paul S. Malchesky, D. Eng. journal.asp?ref= X 17:00 Troyk P. et al (Chicago, USA) THE INTRACORTICAL VISUAL PROSTHESIS (ICVP) SYSTEM 17:15 Bijak M. et al (Vienna, Austria) IMPLANTABLE ELECTRICAL STIMULATOR FOR SMALL ANIMALS: PRELIMINARY RESULTS 17:30 Lanmüller H. et al (Vienna, Austria) IMPLANTABLE ELECTRICAL STIMULATOR OPTIMIZED FOR ANIMAL STUDIES 17:45 Kast C. et al (Vienna, Austria) MODULAR MULTI CHANNEL REAL TIME BIOSIGNAL AND SENSOR INTERFACE FOR MOVEMENT CONTROL APPLICATIONS 18:00 Nalbach M. et al (Vienna, Austria) FREQUENCY CHARACTERISTICS OF POWER COILS UNDER PRACTICAL FMS CONDITIONS 18:15 Gondola H. et al (Vienna, Austria) MAGNETIC FIELD INDUCED HEATING OF METAL IMPLANTS DURING FMS ON THE EXAMPLE OF AN ARTIFICIAL HIP JOINT 18:30 Good Bye MED EL Fürstenweg 77a 6020 Innsbruck Austria Dr. Schuhfried Medizintechnik GmbH Van Swieten Gasse Wien Austria PonteMed GmbH Austria Biberstraße Wien Austria Inerventions AB Ankdammsgatan Solna Sweden Hasomed GmbH Paul Ecke Straße Magedeburg Germany
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