11th Mediterranean Conference on Medical and Biomedical Engineering and Computing 2007 [electronic resource] : MEDICON 2007, 26-30 June 2007, Ljubljana, Slovenia / edited by Tomaz Jarm, Peter Kramar, Anze Zupanic.

Invited Lectures -- Analysis of the ECG -- Analysis of Surface EMG -- Analysis of Uterine EMG/EHG -- Artificial Intelligence and Intelligent Data Analysis in Medicine -- Bioimpedance -- Biological Effects of Electromagnetic Radiation -- Biomaterials -- Biomechanics -- Biomedical Engineering Education and E-learning -- Biomedical Instrumentation and Measurement -- Biomedical Signal Processing -- Blood Flow and Oxygenation Measurement -- Brain Research and Analysis of EEG -- Cardiovascular System -- Electroporation Based Therapies -- Functional Electrical and Magnetic Stimulation -- Gait and Motion Analysis -- Health Care and Medical Informatics -- Health Care Technology Assessment and Management -- Heart Rate Analysis -- Medical Imaging -- Medical Physics -- Rehabilitation Engineering -- Robotics and Haptics -- Sports Sessions -- Ultrasound Image Processing -- Virtual Reality in Medicine -- Clinical Engineering and Patient Safety -- EVICAB - European Virtual Campus for Biomedical Engineering -- Future of Medical and Biological Engineering.

Biomedical engineering today is a well-recognized area of research. It brings together bright minds from diverse disciplines ranging from engineering, physics, and computer sciences on one side to biology and medicine on the other side. With valuable assistance of members of the International Advisory Committee and Scientific Program Committee, the co-organizing institutions and societies, our sponsors, and distinguished invited lecturers we will ensure that the research and development presented at MEDICON 2007 plenary meetings, scientific sessions, and workshops will truly be relevant and up-to-date. The MEDICON conferences are international events of high scientific standards with long lasting tradition held every third year in one of the Mediterranean countries under the auspices of the International Federation for Medical and Biological Engineering.