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ISMRM Workshop on

Motion Detection & Correction

30 August - 02 September 2022

Merton College, Oxford, England, United Kingdom

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Co-Chairs:
David Atkinson, Ph.D.
Aaron T. Hess, Ph.D.

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Overview & Program

Workshop Overview

This workshop will explore issues, methods, and opportunities associated with motion detection and correction in MRI and MRS. The impact and incidence of motion from a clinical perspective will be presented. Generic tools and methods for both reducing and handling motion will be discussed, including newer techniques exploiting machine learning. The impact of motion upon both the image signal and spectroscopy data will also be explored.

Techniques for retrospective and prospective correction will be considered, as well as hybrid approaches. Additionally, acquisition and reconstruction of images and spectroscopy in the presence of head motion, moving body organs, therapy planning, and fetal motion will be considered.

The workshop will include lectures, scientific presentations, a motion correction challenge, a hands-on demo session, and the editing of a Wiki page to provide resources for those in the community working on motion detection and correction.

Target Audience:

This workshop is designed for new MR scientists interested in learning and becoming involved in motion detection and correction; experienced researchers interested in meeting with fellow researchers to learn and share cutting-edge techniques for motion correction; clinicians interested in applying the latest correction methods to solve their motion problems; researchers interested in gaining information from motion; and industry representatives wanting to discuss the integration motion correction techniques with the standard MR platforms.

Educational Objectives:

Upon completion of this activity, participants should be able to:

  • Summarize the underlying causes of motion artifacts in MR images;
  • Discuss the effects of motion on clinical and research scans;
  • Apply methods to simulate motion damage;
  • Recognize coordinate systems, transformations, and image registration;
  • Assess the latest work on motion estimation and correction using intrinsic and extrinsic techniques;
  • Discuss motion correction in fetal imaging and in therapy planning;
  • Discuss the use and quantification of physiological motion for clinical opportunities; and
  • Evaluate the future direction of motion correction in magnetic resonance.

Program

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Registration & Setup - Tuesday, 30 August 2022

Social Activities Available in Informal Groups

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Merton College Tour Group 1

Dinner at Merton College

Day 1 - Wednesday, 31 August 2022

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Breakfast for Guests Staying at College

Welcome & Opening Statements

Session 1: Impact & Incidence of Motion in Clinical & Research MRI

Moderators: Ernesta Meintjes, Ph.D., & Stefan Skare, Ph.D.

MRI in Pediatrics: Imaging a Moving Target

Camilo Jaimes Cobos, M.D.
Boston Children's Hospital
Boston, MA, USA

Characterisation of Children's Head Motion for Magnetic Resonance Imaging With & Without General Anaesthesia

Melanie Ganz-Benjaminsen, Ph.D.
University of Copenhagen
Copenhagen, Denmark

Proffered Papers - Oral Session

Body Motion Evaluation in 0.5 T Upright Scanner

Laura Bortolotti, M.Sc.
SPMIC, University of Nottingham
Nottingham, England, UK

MR Value Assessment of a Method to Reduce Ghost & Aliasing Artifacts

Andrea Dell'Orso, Radiographer
Ausl Toscana Centro
Empoli, Italy

Coffee break
Merton Tour Group 2

Session 2: External Sensors & Hybrid Acquisitions

Moderators: Maxim Zaitsev Ph.D., & Adam M.J. van Niekerk, Ph.D.

External Sensors & Hybrid Acquisitions

Bruno Madore, Ph.D.
Brigham & Women's Hospital
Boston, MA, USA

Proffered Papers - Oral Session

Pilot-Tone: A Compact, Stand-Alone Device for Tracking & Correcting Patient Motion in MRI Exams

Eddy Solomon, Ph.D.
Weill Cornell Medicine
New York, NY, USA

Combining FID Navigators with Dynamic Feld Monitoring for Improved MR- Based Head Motion Tracking at 7T

Matthias Serger, M.Sc.
German Center for Neurodegenerative Diseases (DZNE)
Bonn, Germany

High-Resolution Diffusion-Weighted MRI Combining Markerless Prospective Motion Correction & Locally Low-Rank Constrained Reconstruction

Ke Dai, B.Sc. (Ph.D. student)
School of Biomedical Engineering
Shanghai, China

Prospective Motion Correction at 3 Tesla with Wireless NMR Probes & Ultrashort Echo Navigators

Saikat Sengupta, Ph.D.
Vanderbilt University Medical Center
Nashville, TN, USA

Poster Session
Merton Tour Group 3

Posters: Odd Poster Numbers

Lunch & Speaker Upload Available
Poster Viewing Session

Session 3: Interaction Between Motion & the MR Signal

Moderators: David Atkinson, Ph.D. & Dylan Tisdall, Ph.D.

Second-Order Effects of Movement

Jesper Andersson, Ph.D.
Oxford Centre for Functional MRI of the Brain
Oxford, England, UK

Motion & B0 Correction in Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy

Phil Lee, Ph.D.
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City, KS, USA

Proffered Papers - Oral Session

Navigator Correction of Physiological Field Fluctuations in Multi-Echo GRE of the Lumbar Spinal Cord at 3T

Gergely David, M.Sc.
University of Zurich
Zurich, Switzerland

From MR Pulse Sequence & Motion to Effective Encoding Trajectories: A Comprehensive Matlab Framework

Patrick Hucker, M.Sc.
Medical Center University of Freiburg
Freiburg, Germany

Computer Vision Object Tracking for Prospective & Retrospective MRI/MRS Motion Correction of Internal Organs

Stefan Wampl, M.Sc.
Medical University of Vienna
Vienna, Austria

Coffee break

Session 4: Hands-on Motion Estimation & Correction

Moderators: Nadine N. Graedel, Ph.D. & Aaron T. Hess, Ph.D.

Standardized Testing Intro

Dylan Tisdall, Ph.D.
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, PA, USA

Hands-on Motion Estimation & Correction

Gastao J.L. Cruz, M.Sc.
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor, MI, USA

Thomas Küstner, Ph.D.
University Hospital Tübingen
Tübingen, Germany

Motion Database Discussions

Adjournment

Social Event: Dinner in College Hall

Day 2 - Thursday, 01 September 2022

Registration & Speaker Upload Available
Breakfast for Guests Staying at College

Session 5: Underpinning Methods

Moderators: Robert Frost, Ph.D. & Laura Bortolotti, M.Sc., Ph.D.

Artificial Intelligence for Cardiac MRI Motion Artefact Correction

Julia A. Schnabel, Ph.D.
Helmholtz Center Munich
Neuherberg, Germany

Proffered Papers - Oral Session

Gaussian Processes as a Generic Probabilistic Framework for Real-Time Motion Estimation, Target Tracking & Quality Assurance

Niek Huttinga, M.Sc.
University Medical Center Utrecht
Utrecht, The Netherlands

Data Consistency-Based Rigid Motion Correction in Accelerated Multi-Shot 2D-Encoded Brain MRI

Nalini Singh, B.Sc.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cambridge, MA, USA

Towards a Patient Specific Template for Respiratory Motion Estimation Using Groupwise Learning-Based Registration

Veronika Spieker, M.Sc.
Helmholtz Munich
Neuherbrg, Germany

Coffee break
Merton Tour Group 4

Session 6: Retrospective Correction

Moderators: Aaron T. Hess, Ph.D. & Viljami Sairanen, Ph.D.

Neuro Retrospective

Daniel Gallichan, D.Phil.
Cardiff University
Cardiff, Wales, UK

Body Retrospective

Gastao J.L. Cruz, M.Sc.
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor, MI, USA

Proffered Papers - Oral Session

Guidance Lines for Robust Retrospective Motion Correction in 2D & 3D MRI

Daniel Polak, Ph.D.
Siemens Healthcare GmbH
Erlangen, Germany

Free-Breathing Mapping of Liver PDFF & R2* with Optimized Motion-Corrected Processing

Beatriz Lafuente-Alcazar, B.Sc.
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Madison, WI, USA

Principal Component Analysis & Deep Learning for Retrospective Motion Correction of Stress-Perfusion Cardiac MRI

Jack Highton, M.Phys., M.Res., Ph.D.
King's College London
London, England, UK

Poster Session
Merton Tour Group 5

Posters: Even poster numbers

Lunch & Speaker Upload Available Merton Tour Group 4

Social Activity: Punting (from Magdalen Bridge)

Coffee
Merton Tour Group 6

Session 7: Prospective Correction & Navigators

Moderators: Stefan Glimberg Ph.D., & Tobias Kober, Ph.D.

A Taxonomy of Navigators

Dylan Tisdall, Ph.D.
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, PA, USA

Proffered Papers - Oral Session

Prospectively Corrected Pseudo 3D Imaging

Adam M.J. van Niekerk, Ph.D.
Karolinska Intitutet
Stockholm, Sweden

Accelerated 3D EPI Navigator for Prospective Motion Correction

Yulin Chang, Ph.D.
Siemens Medical Solutions USA Inc.
Malvern, PA, USA

First Application of Spherical Navigators for Prospective Correction of Intra-Scan Motion

Miriam Hewlett, M.Sc.
Western University
London, OT, Canada

K-Space Navigators with Linear Control: Step Response, Precision & Reference Options

Thomas Ulrich, M.Sc.
ETH Zurich & University of Zurich
Zurich, Switzerland

Real Time Motion Monitoring & Adaptive Motion Compensation in 3D Radial MRI

Fatih Calakli, Ph.D.
Boston Children's Hospital/Harvard Medical School
Boston, MA, USA

Poster Session

Posters: Odd Poster Numbers

Adjournment

Dinner at Merton College

Day 3 - Friday, 02 September 2022

Registration & Speaker Upload Available
Breakfast for Guests Staying at College

Session 8: Therapy Planning & Fetal Motion

Moderators: Phil Lee, Ph.D. & Nadine N. Graedel, Ph.D.

4D-MRI for Applications in Radiotherapy

Andreas Wetscherek, Ph.D.
The Institute of Cancer Research
Sutton, England, UK

Motion Corrected Fetal MRI

Jo Hajnal, Ph.D.
King's College London
London, England, UK

Proffered Papers - Oral Session

Sensitivity of 3D MR Spirometry to Physiological Changes: Effect of Gravity on Local Flow-Volume Loops

Nathalie Barrau, M.Sc.
BioMaps, Université Paris-Saclay
Paris, France

A 6DOF MR Compatible Robotic Platform for Development of Motion Correction Technology

Saikat Sengupta, Ph.D.
Vanderbilt University Medical Center
Nashville, TN, USA

Vendor Presentations

Gaspar Delso, Ph.D.
GE Healthcare
Barcelona, Spain

Poster Session with Coffee

Posters: Even Poster Numbers

Session 9: Motion as an Opportunity

Moderators: David Atkinson, Ph.D. & Daniel Gallichan, D.Phil.

Motion-Resolved MRI – Techniques and Applications

Martin Uecker, Ph.D.
Graz University of Technology
Graz, Austria

Proffered Papers - Oral Session

Accelerated Respiratory-Resolved 4D-MRI with Separable Spatio-Temporal Neural Networks for MRI-Guided Radiotherapy

Maarten Terpstra, M.Sc.
University Medical Center Utrecht
Amersfoot, The Netherlands

Motion Correction & Deep Consistency Network for Super-Resolution of 3D Bowel MRI

Weitong Zhang, M.Sc.
Imperial College London
London, England, UK

Head Movement in UK Biobank, Analysis of 42,874 fMRI Motion Logs

Aaron Hess, Ph.D.
University of Oxford
Oxford, England, UK

Standardized Testing

Dylan Tisdall, Ph.D.
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, PA, USA

Closing Remarks & Boxed Lunches
(Venue is available in the afternoon for informal discussions)

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