Presentation of Workshop on Technology for Healthcare and Healthy Lifestyle 2011 Thursday 1st Dec 2011 Session I http://www.tsb.upv.es/wths2011

2. INTRODUCTION
• Introduction
• Current status of bioimaging in the AVS
(Valencia Health Agency)
• CEIB Objectives
• Project Overview
• System parts
• R&D
• Conclusions

3. EVOLUTION OF BIOIMAGING

4. CURRENT STATUS OF AVS BIOIMAGE PROJECT
Proof of Concept of Centralized Medical Imaging Management (GIMC)

5. CURRENT STATUS OF AVS BIOIMAGE PROJECT
PACS DEPARTAMENTALES
Servicios DICOM Q/R
Acceso WADO
Bus SOA
GIMC

6. CURRENT STATUS OF AVS BIOIMAGING PROJECT

7. CEIB
Reference Centre to provide excellence in
bioimaging from a common repository
Cardiology

8. CEIB
Reference Centre to provide excellence in
bioimaging from a common repository
Neurology

9. CEIB
Reference Centre to provide excellence in
bioimaging from a common repository
Angiography

10. CEIB WORKING LINES
Use of an image biobank for R & D and
transferring specialized knowledge to the patient's
electronic medical/health record (EHR)
o Development of an outstanding “search engine” through
cataloged and indexed biobank for information management.
o Information validation and quality control
o Image Post-processing
o Systems Decision Support Imaging

11. CEIB GOALS
Development of an outstanding “search engine” through
cataloged and indexed biobank for information management
o Search for images, control cohort, discoveries, clinical trials, etc.
o Knowledge of the population by means of image quantitative
markers
o Structuring radiological examinations from EHR through DICOM
SR standard.

12. CEIB GOALS
Information validation and quality control
oValidation at the level of studies (protocols, alerts)
oValidation at the level of data (standardization)
oQuality control regarding to radiation doses by considering both
patients and studies

13. CEIB GOALS
Image Post-processing
o Centralizing image post-processing in clinical trials
o Validation of new techniques of processing and obtaining
quantitative marks
o Development of tools for image processing
o Development, standardization and validation of Image
Biomarkers

14. CEIB GOALS
Computing Supported / Aided Decision through Bioimage
o Creation of virtual net-communities for users with common
interests
o Participation in international projects (Connectome)
o Design and implementation of tools for the development of
Computing Aided Decision of medical systems

15. SYSTEM OVERVIEW. CURRENT INFRASTRUCTURE
SYSTEM AREA: ALSIS PLATFORM, HITACHI
COMMUNICATION AREA: ARTERIAS
CEIB LAB
HOSPITAL PACS
HITACHI
Bus SOA
Arterias
Lab CEIB ALSIS

16. SYSTEM COMPONENTS
GIMC Search Engine (SE)
Anonymizer (ANOM)
DICOM
Morphing
BET

17. SYSTEM OVERVIEW
EHR
CLOUD CEIB R & D
GIMC
BIKE
GEBID

18. SYSTEM COMPONENTS
R & D BIOIMAGE CLINICAL TRIAL MANAGER SYSTEM (GEBID)

19. SYSTEM COMPONENTS
R & D BIOIMAGE CLINICAL TRIAL MANAGER SYSTEM (GEBID)

20. SYSTEM COMPONENTS
R & D BIOIMAGE CLINICAL TRIAL MANAGER SYSTEM (GEBID)

21. SYSTEM COMPONENTS
R & D BIOIMAGE CLINICAL TRIAL MANAGER SYSTEM (GEBID)

22. SYSTEM COMPONENTS
BIOIMAGING KNOWLEDGE ENGINE (BIKE) Techniques

23. BIKE-OLOGIES
Bike- Bike- Bike-
Bike-Cardio Bike-Vascular
Orthopaedics NeuroImaging Datamining
Morphological
Quantification of Diagnosis of Detection of
analysis of Radiation Exposure
cardiac function osteoporosis epileptogenic focus
aneurysms
Spine disease Dopamine
Electrophysiology
Virtual treatment diagnosis and transmission Quality Control
planning
treatment planning quantification
BIKE-OLOGIAS
BioImage Knowledge Engine

24. SYSTEM COMPONENTS
BIKE-Postprocessing
Angel Alberic. Cuantificación Quirón

25. SYSTEM COMPONENTS
BIKE-Postprocessing: Computational Models
Martí Bonmatí L, et al. Biomarcadores de imagen, imagen cuantitativa y bioingeniería. Radiología. 2011

26. SYSTEM COMPONENTS
BIKE-Imaging: Quantification and Biomarkers

27. Martí Bonmatí L, et al. Biomarcadores de
SYSTEM COMPONENTS imagen, imagen cuantitativa y
bioingeniería. Radiología. 2011
BIKE-Imaging: Feature Extraction

28. SYSTEM COMPONENTS
BIKE-Datamining

29. R&D. WE HAVE A DREAM
Return the R & D through the EHR by the transmission of knowledge to
the patient

30. R&D
Return on R & D to the EHR by the transmission of knowledge to the
patient

31. R&D
Return on R & D to the EHR by the transmission of knowledge to the
patient

32. Title:
CEIB Experience: A R&D cloud services in bioimaging oriented to integration of environments with EHR
Abstract:
Purpose:
The EHR of the Valencia Health Service (Spain) offers highly specialized solutions. The purpose of this work is to present the
centralization of “Valencia Biobank of Medical Imaging” (GIMC). This project will allow R&D support for the scientific community
through the implementation of logical services based in Open Source technologies.
Methods and Materials:
Centralized storage image systems are a milestone in the strategic framework of the AVS. That is why obtained images from the entire
population, are a sample of great value that will form the basis of knowledge for the future science. The defined architecture includes a
Search Engine, a platform to support the management of clinical trials with biomedical imaging (GEBID) and a Bioimaging
Knowledge Engine (BIKE).
Results:
Both CEIB and GIMC provide an ideal data source for analyzing the acquired image data. In particular, the following actions are
prepared: development and validation of an Image Bank, a Decision Support Systems, an Imaging Biomarkers platform, Virtual
Communities as users’ networks and Image Processing Tools libraries.
Conclusion:
As a result of the data management from the Biobank and the development of Cloud services-CEIB, digital medical imaging and
computer processing, several biomarker parameters and quality innovations will be develop and shown. This initiative will allow the
“Valencia Biobank of Medical Imaging” to achieve excellence in care and experimental medicine in the field of Bioimaging. The main
final objective of this process is that the results of R&D will be transferred to the patient, providing value-added elements to their
EHR.in bioimaging oriented to integration of environments with EHR
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