08h30 – 09h00                                   REGISTRATIONS

 09h00 – 10h30                                   FREE PAPERS SESSION

 Moderators: Andre DELLERMALM (Uddevalla – Sweeden) & Laurent BEYDON (Angers – France)  

Non Invasive Ventilation (NIV) with heliox in pediatric bronchospasm.  F MEURANT , R  MEYER , HEMMER . Department of anesthesiology and intensive care unit, Centre Hospitalier Luxembourg Luxembourg ville –Grand Duché.

Mortality monitoring in intensive care and ability prediction by general severity systems MARTINEZ-ALARIO J*, TUESTA I.D.** *Intensive Care Unit and **Cardiac Surgery Department, University Hospital of the Canary Islands, Tenerife, Spain.

Risk evaluation in cardiac surgery J MARTINEZ-ALARIO *,  I.D TUESTA.** *Intensive Care Unit and **Cardiac Surgery Department, University Hospital of the Canary Islands, Tenerife, Spain.

Management of acute postoperative pain can be improved using a computer-based system E SOLER, J VALLES, JC ÁLVAREZ, A MONTES . F ESCOLANO. Department of Anesthesiology, Hospital del Mar, IMAS, UAB, Barcelona, Spain.

Web anaesthesia assessment: the new era for clinical assessment? D CALDIROLI, M LAMPERTI , L PIGNATORO*  M IMPAGLIAZZO  Dept. of  Neuroanaesthesia and Neurointensive Care, *Dept. of Health Administration Istituto Nazionale Neurologico IRCCS Carlo Besta – Milan, Italy

Optimization of workflow in ICU with generalized net Mikhail MATVEEV, ¹ Krassimir ATANASSOV,¹ Evelina PAZVANSKA,² Violeta TASSEVA^{1 1} Centre of Biomedical Engineering, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, Sofia, Bulgaria ² ICU – Alexander University Hospital, Sofia, Bulgaria

10 years with Patient Information Management System: The users’ survey. Berit FORSMAN, Carina BJURSTRÖM, Arne DJURBERG, André DELLERMALM Uddevalla Hospital, Uddevalla, Sweden.

 10h30 – 11h00                                   COFFEE BREAK

 11h00 – 12h30                                              

Welcome  Kamram SAMII (Toulouse – France), Giulio TRILLO (Trieste – Italy), Philippe MAVOUNGOU (Nantes – France)

New technologies

Moderators: Pradeep RAMAYYA (Glasgow UK) &  Luc BARVAIS (Brussels – Belgium)

Telemedicine: a satelitte applications domain Antonio GUEL (CNES Toulouse – France) and Bernard COMET (MEDES Toulouse –France)

Working in O.R. of the future Julian GOLDMAN (Boston – USA)

 12h30 – 14h00                                   LUNCH

 14h00 – 15h30                                   NEW TECHNOLOGIES

Moderators: Gabriel GURMAN (Beer Sheva – Israel) & Claude MEISTELMAN (Nancy – France)

A new device for automatic cardiorespiratory resuscitation (CPR). Gabriel M. GURMAN & Oded LURIA (Beer Sheva – Israel)

Life of a medical informatic program: certification, safety issues… François CLEMENT (Brussels – Belgium)

Patient Computer Interviewing: questions and tentative answers.John GAGE (Tours – France) & Gareth KANTOR (Cleveland USA)

Wireless mobile data processing: collection and transmission of medical data Jean-Philippe VERGER (Bellegarde France) & Bruno SARRAZIN (Fort de France France)

Reconciling politics, accountants and medicine Alastair LACK (Salisbury U.K.)

 15h30 – 16h00                                   COFFEE BREAK

 16h00 – 18h00                      

ECONOMY, REGULATIONS, CE marked…, COST OF COMPUTING and TECHNOLOGY  in ANAESTHESIA

            Moderators: Ilkka KALLI (Helsinki – Finland) & Bertrand DEBAENE (Poitiers – France)

CEmarked and so…Jean-Bernard CAZALAA & Robert VIREFLEAU ( Paris – France)

Newest standards work on closed-loop control of anesthesia equipment and on supralaryngeal airway devices Julian GOLDMAN(Boston – USA)

Reimbursement of medical devices Bruno FRANCE (Lyon – France)

 18h30                                                 RECEPTION BY THE CITY OF TOULOUSE

08h30 – 10h30 SIGNAL PROCESSING – MONITORING

Moderators: Azriel PEREL (Tel–Aviv – Israel) & Jean Claude BARTHELEMY(Saint-Etienne - France)

Linking ventilator and monitor for hemodynamic assessment in ventilated patients Azriel PEREL (Tel-Aviv – Israel)

Using phototechnology in anaesthesia Matsuyuki DOI (Hamamatsu – Japan)

Pupillometry Luc BARVAIS (Brussels – Belgium)

BIS, AEP, Spectral entropy as monitor of cerebral drug effect  Michel STRUYS (Gent – Belgium)

Monitoring autonomous nervous system Jean Claude BARTHELEMY (Saint Etienne – France)

 10h30 – 11h00                                   COFFEE BREAK

 11h00 – 12h30 SIMULATION, MODELING, PHARMACOLOGY (1)

Moderators: Kai KUCK(Hamburg – Germany) & Steve SHAFER (Stanford – USA)

Models of Drug behavior – the basis for computerized drug delivery Steve SHAFER (Stanford – USA)

Bioinformatics of Genomics and Proteomics Ira RAMPIL (New York – USA)  

 12h30 – 14h00                                   LUNCH

 14h00 – 15h30 SIMULATION, MODELING, PHARMACOLOGY (2)           

Moderators : Norbert LUTTER (Erlangen – Germany) & Frédérique Servin  (Paris  – France)

Use of physiological models in Anaesthesia and ICU Stephen REES (Aalborg – Denmark)

Computer assisted inhalational anaesthesia Frédérique SERVIN (Paris – France)

 15h30 – 16h00                                   COFFEE BREAK

 16h00 – 18h00 TECHNOLOGY FOR REGIONAL ANAESTHESIA – VIRTUAL REALITY

            Moderators : Marc GENTILI (Rennes – France) & Matsuyuki DOI (Hamamatsu  – Japan)

Teaching anaesthesia with virtual reality Pierre DIEMUNSCH (Strasbourg – France)

Multimedia, Virtual reality, régional anaesthesia Alain DELBOS (Toulouse – France)

Choosing a nerve stimulator Denis JOCHUM (Colmar – France)

Ultrasound for regional anaesthesia Xavier MASCHINO (Paris – France)

20h30                                                 CONGRESS DINER at La Feuilleraie (Aucamville)

09h00 – 10h30 Patient Safety through integrated solutions – technical approaches  

Moderators: Bernard POLLWEIN (Muenchen – Germany) & Martin SEDLMAYR (St. Augustin – Germany)

The Integration Challenge Martin SEDLMAYR St. Augustin (St. Augustin - Germany)

SOP-development and how to share and propagate the information Ulrich BOTHNER (Ulm - Germany)

Algorithm and decision-aid during computerized preoperative evaluation Pascal DUVERLIE (Lille - France)

 10h30 – 11h00                                   COFFEE BREAK

 11h00 – 12H30 Patient Safety through integrated solutions – Ergonomic approaches

Moderators: Wolfgang FRIESDORF (Berlin – Germany) & Ingo MARSOLEK (Berlin – Germany)

-         From the Clinical Perspective:… Benno SCHWILK (Berlin – Germany)

-         From the Industrial Perspective:… Thijs THEELING (Draeger Medial Solutions)

-         From the European Perspective:... Wolfgang FRIESDORF (Berlin – Germany)

-         From the International Perspective:... Pascale CARAYON (Madison USA)

12h30 – 13h30 Podium discussion : Integrated Solutions – Challenges of the Future

Thursday, 7 october 2004

 09h00 – 10h30 Argos room

 Workshop sponsored by ASPECT Medical Systems

 BIS + Pupillometry Olivier MAZEROLLES (Toulouse – France)

Titration of Anesthesia using a closed-loop BIS-Propofol : clinical experience Ngai LIU (Suresnes -France)

BIS in my practice Anne-Marie CROS (Bordeaux – France)

14h00 – 15h30 Argos room

Workshop sponsosored by DRAGER (1)

Moderator: Bertrand DEBAENE (Poitiers – France) & Jean-Bernard CAZALAA (Paris - France)

Target controlled Anaesthesia

Valérie BILLARD (Villejuif – France)

14h00 – 15h30 Spot room

 14h00 – 14h30: The Role of Information Administrator in Anaesthesi & ICU Vicenzo LANZA (Palermo – Italy)

 14h30 – 15h00: Nationwide data collection using Internet Geza NAGY (Budapest – Ungary)

16h00 – 18h00 Argos room

 Remote monitoring of anaesthetics (demos) Philip CUMPSTON (Brisbane – Australia)

 16h00 – 18h00 Spot room

Workshop sponsored by Philips

Serveur d’Applications IntelliVue Philips Henri BENDELAC ( Philips, Suresnes – France)

On Line Electronic Help (OLEH) for Anaesthesiologist Azriel PEREL (Tel- Aviv – Israel)

Certication ISO 9001:2000 dans le domaine des soins: apport d'une informatisation totale au lit du patient François ANGENARD (Lagny – France)

Friday, 8^th october 2004

 09h00 – 10h30 Argos room

Workshop sponsored by Drager (2)

Moderator: François SZTARK  (Bordeaux - France) & Jean-Louis BOURGAIN (Villejuif – France)

Induction of anaesthesia with target-controlled inhalation of sevoflurane in adults with the ZEUS® anaesthesia machine 

Anne- Marie CROS (Bordeaux – France)

Karine NOUETTE -GAULAIN (Bordeaux - France)

09h00 – 12h30 Spot room

 Software demonstrations

16h00 – 18h00 Argos room

 Workshop sponsored by Drager (3)

Moderator : Nathalie NATHAN-DENIZOT (Limoges – France) & Michel STRUYS (Gent - Belgium)

Target Controlled Anaesthesia & drug interactions

Frédérique SERVIN (Paris – France) & Valérie BILLARD (Villejuif – France)

20h30 Congress Dinner at La Feuilleraie (Aucamville)

Saturday 9^th october 2004

 09h:00 – 10h30 Argos room

 Workshop sponsored by Abbott

L'anesthésie inhalatoire moderne
Modérateur : François SZTARK (Bordeaux – France)
1- Les techniques d'induction par inhalation et l'aide inspiratoire
 Anne-Marie CROS (Bordeaux – France)
2- Anesthésie Balancée et profondeur d'anesthésie
Nathalie NATHAN (Limoges – France)
3-Circuit fermé  et cinétique des agents inhalatoires halogénés
Karine NOUETTE - GAULAIN (Bordeaux – France)

09h00 – 12h30 Spot room

 Linux – Open Source, Desktop and applications for the physicians – anaesthesiologists “Hands on session” with CULT and The Linux Documentation Project

Goal of the workshop: Demystify information technology and its medical applications, showing how trivial examples work (such as e-book, wifi, email) and how proprietary software can be replaced by free software offering identical functionnality. This is a hands-on session: you will be assisted by experienced users. We suggest you bring your laptop and pda.

But de l'atelier: démystifier les technologies de l'information et leurs applications médicales, en montrant comment fonctionnent des exemples triviaux (livres électroniques, wifi, courrier électronique, messagerie électronique) ainsi que la possibilité d'utiliser à la place de logiciels propriétaires des logiciels libres (linux)à fonctions identiques. C'est un atelier pratique. Vous serez assistés par des utilisateurs avertis. Notre conseil: Apportez votre ordinateur portable, votre assistant numérique.