15th International Conference on Complexity in Acute Illness

Start

Thu, 11 Aug 2016, 09:00

End

Sun, 14 Aug 2016, 05:00

WebSite

http://www.iccai.org

Venue:

The Society for Complex Acute Illness (SCAI)

Inflammation and organ dysfunction that accompany trauma and sepsis are complex, multi-focal problems. Enormous amount of money, both public and private, have been spent on research and clinical care for this constellation of diseases. Though exciting laboratory breakthroughs derived from reductionist approaches await translation to the clinic, few therapeutic options are available today. New paradigms are needed to truly impact care for acute illness.

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Abstracts Submission to 15th ICCAI 2016 Conference

Abstracts for ICCAI 2016 can be submitted using this form.

All abstract submissions within the scope of the meeting are welcome. This includes purely methodological contributions such as novel algorithms. Abstracts should have a maximum length of one letter sized page with 12 pt font, or approx. 500 words.

Submitted abstracts will be reviewed by the Scientific Committee, which will also determine which accepted abstracts are assigned to poster and oral presentations.

Accepted abstracts will be published in the Journal of Critical Care.

Abstract submission deadline: July 1, 2016

Students:

Early Bird before July 14, 2016: $200
Afer July 14, 2016: $250

Regular:

Early Bird before July 14, 2016: $400
Afer July 14, 2016: $500

To Register Click Here


THURSDAY Aug 11th

7:00-8:00	Breakfast
	Prediction/Monitoring (8:00 – 10:00)
	Moderator: Marie Csete
8:00-8:20	Prof. Randall Moorman (UVA): Update from UVA
8:20-8:30	Q&A
8:30-8:50	Prof. Ambuj Singh (UCSB) Critical alert monitoring
8:50-9:00	Q&A
9:00-9:20	Prof. Sally Blower (UCLA): Modeling the spread of infectious epidemics
9:20-9:30	Q&A
9:30-9:50	Niema Pahlevan (HMRI, Caltech) Waveform analysis for intrinsic frequencies— rapid assessment of heart function and more
9:50-10:00	Q&A
10:00-10:30	COFFEE BREAK and Poster Set-up
10:30-10:50	Marie Csete: The first Gordon Conference on Advance Health Analytics
10:50-11:00	Q&A
11:00-11:20	BEST ABSTRACT FOR SESSION
11:20-11:30	Q&A
11:30 – 12:30	Rapid fire 2 min poster preview talks
12:30-2:00	Poster session & lunch combined
	Moderators: Day, Vodovotz, Batchinsky, Cohen, Csete and volunteers (see Marie Csete)
	*A best poster prize will be given at the Saturday banquet *
	Clotting/inflammation (2:00 – 4:00)
	Moderator: Mitchell Cohen
2:00-2:20	Kudela: Topical materials to halt arterial bleeding: Picking the next best applications
2:20-2:30	Q&A
2:30-2:50	Petzold: Progress in modeling blood clot generation
2:50-3:00	Q&A
3:00-3:20	Josh Tobin (USC): Simulation for optimal trauma resuscitation
3:20-3:30	Q&A
3:30-3:50	Andrea Loewendorf PhD (HMRI): Immune basis for pre-eclampsia
3:50-4:00	Q&A
4:00-4:30	VERY LIGHT COFFEE BREAK
4:30-4:50	Rachel Callcut: Turning on and turning off: Massive transfusion protocols
4:50-5:00	Q&A
4:30-4:50	Best related abstract
4:50-5:00	Q&A
	OPENING RECEPTION:
	Tournament House (Wrigley Mansion) – Headquarters of the Tournament of Roses Buses leave Caltech (on Wilson St. near Beckman Institute) @ 6pm & 6:30 pm
6:30-9:30	Rose Tournament House reception Buses leave to return to Caltech at 9:00 and 9:30 pm

FRIDAY Aug 12th

8:00-9:00	Breakfast
	NEURO/host session
	Moderator: Mitchell Cohen
9:00-9:20	Prof. George Zouridakis (University of Houston): Superimposition of EEG and anatomic MRI imaging with magnetoencephalography in mild traumatic brain injury
9:20-9:30	Q&A
9:30-9:50	Noah Gross (HMRI): Acute control over experimental migraine
9:50-10:00	Q&A
10:00-10:30	COFFEE BREAK
10:30-10:50	Prof. Richard Andersen (Caltech): The brain-machine interface: Lessons from first patients
10:50-11:00	Q&A
11:00-11:20	Paul Verschure (Barcelona): Mathematics to the clinic: Promoting cortical reorganization
11:20-11:30	Q&A
11:30-11:50	Best of submitted neuro abstract
11:50-12:15	FULL PANEL DISCUSSION
12:15-1:00	LUNCH
	CULTURAL PROGRAM
	· Bus to JPL departs on Wilson Rd near Beckman Institute at 1 pm
	· Bus to Gamble House departs at 1:30 pm
	DINNER/EVENING ON YOUR OWN

SATURDAY Aug 13th

7:30-8:30	Breakfast
8:30-8:50	Jim Sonner (UCSF Emeritus, HMRI) Synaptic function and the lipid bilayer: Just how does general anesthesia work? Not how you think!
8:50-9:00	Q&A
9:00-9:45	Scott Fraser (USC): Plenary: Can we measure metabolites in real time?
9:45-10:00	Q&A
10:00-10:20	Bob Kloner (HMRI): Applications of remote ischemic conditioning in medicine
10:20-10:30	Q&A
10:30-10:50	Hiroaki Kitano (CEO, Sony Computer Science): The human protein-protein network
10:50-11:00	Q&A
11:00-11:20	Prof. Bela Suki (Boston U): Control of mitochondrial dynamics and morphology
11:20-11:30	Q&A
11:30-12:00	Talks chosen from the abstracts
12:00-1:00	LUNCH
1:00-1:20	San Antonio group: Batchinsky to determine topic
1:20-1:30	Q&A
1:30-1:50	Samir Ghosh (Garuda): Platform independent software for biomarker discovery in medicine
1:50-2:00	Q&A
2:00-2:20	Null: Neonatal ICU
2:20-2:30	Q&A
2:30-2:50	TBD
2:50-3:00	Q&A
3:00-3:30	COFFEE BREAK
3:30-5:00	Talks chosen from the abstracts
	SATURDAY BANQUET
6:00pm – 10:00pm	(Awarding of poster prize)
	Walk to Constance Hotel
7:30-8:30	Breakfast
8:30-10:00	Do we need a new definition of sepsis? What will new definitions buy us? JAMA 2016;315(8):801-10
	Organized by Tim Buchman
10:00-10:30
	· Editor JCC
	· Editor CCM
	· Editor Kitano: New Nature journal
10:30	SCAI Business meeting and 2016 ICCAI adjournment (including preview of 2017 in Milano)