Wednesday, April 3, p.m. Room 50

Symposium G: Systems Science in Medicine
F. Tretter, Germany, and G. Porenta, Austria

14:00-14:30
Systems Theory and Medicine - Can we Bridge the Gap?
F. Tretter, Bezirkskrankenhaus Haar/Munich, Germany
14:30-15:00
Fractal Properties of the Thyrotropic Feedback Control Implications of a Nonlinear Model Compared with Empirical Data
J.W. Dietrich, A. Tesche, C.R. Pickardt, U. Mitzdorf, Ludwig Maximilians University, Munich, Germany
15:00-15:30
A Basic Mathematical Model of the Dopamine Synapse
J. Scherer, F. Tretter, E. Eberle, Bezirkskrankenhaus Haar/Munich, Germany
15.30-16.00
Coffee Break
16:00-16:30
Model Maker, a Model Creation Tool for Rule-Based Support in Medical Decision Making
F.M.H.M. Dupuits, Maastricht University, The Netherlands
16:30-17:00
Model-based Analysis of Gated Cardiac PET Images: A Comparison between Different Geometric Methods
A. Khorsand, S. Graf, H. Sochor, C. Pirich, G. Porenta, University of Vienna, Austria
17:00-17:30
Case-Control Studies in Coronary Interventions: A Novel Algorithm Using Case-Based Reasoning
M. Gyöngyösi, M. Ploner, G. Porenta, W. Sperker, P. Wexberg, C. Strehblow, D. Glogar, University of Vienna, Austria
17:30-18:00
Optimization of Dosage of Certain Drugs via the Dual Control Approach
K.N. Nechval, N.A. Nechval, E.K. Vasermanis, Aviation University of Riga, Latvia