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if requested by the authors), also for presentation at the CARS congress. Int J CARS reviewed for regular and special issues of IJCARS, and if applicable (i.e. (b) The structure of the review process is based on a two-tier system, whereas extended abstracts are reviewed for inclusion in the IJCARS Proceedings Supplement and for presentation at the CARS congress. Original IT-based R&D contributions to the aims expressed in the vision and spirit of CARS are solicited on a worldwide basis and are reviewed by internationally renowned professionals selected from the IJCARS Deputy Editors and Editorial Board as well as from the IFCARS Congress Organising and CARS Program Committee.
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The handling of submissions for the CARS Congress (extended abstracts and full papers) generally proceeds along a given framework and timeline: (a) The coordination and back-up for the support of the vision and spirit of CARS and associated processes and action plans comes from the IFCARS Board of Directors, Advisory Board and Board of Trustees. IFCARS aims to provide a platform (Journal and Congress) to facilitate communications among various medical and technical The activities of CARS, including Journal and Congress, are in accordance with the Charter of the International Foundation of CARS (IFCARS) as authorized in its founding year 2008 by the Federal Republic of Germany. The development of CARS as a Congress and Journal is decisively influenced by medical and technical innovation as well as by interdisciplinary and international cooperation. These competencies are augmented by a multitude of authors worldwide, who actively support the vision and spirit of CARS through high impact publications in IJCARS. The competences for realizing the CARS vision and spirit come mainly from members of the IJCARS Deputy Editors and Editorial Board, as well as from the IFCARS Congress Organising and CARS Program Committees. (b) The International Journal for Computer Assisted Radiology and Surgery (IJCARS) founded in 2005 is a peer-reviewed journal providing a publication platform for promoting interdisciplinary research and development activities aimed at closing the gap between medical and technical disciplines towards a common goal of improving global health care. The CARS Congress is a yearly event with past venues in Europe, Japan and the USA, where renowned international groups of scientists, engineers and physicians come together with a common purpose to present and discuss the key innovations that could potentially shape modern medicine with a globally motivated mission.
This success has been realized by focusing on research and development of novel algorithms and systems with specific applications in radiology and surgery. Founded in 1983 in Berlin, Germany, the Computer Assisted Radiology and Surgery (CARS) Congress has pursued a mission to hold a leading role in biomedical computation and imaging technologies with a steady track record of more than 30 years. High quality presentations resulting from this collaboration are published in the IJCARS congress proceedings, and in special and regular issues of IJCARS.īackground 1. All parties involved in building up the CARS platform are expected to work towards the goal of closely networked or interlinked congress sessions and workshops (as opposed to a federation of independent congress parts).
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CARS was initiated based upon the collaborative spirit of open professional societies and scientific/medical working groups. The universe of discourse for which this platform is being evolved is defined in the CARS ontolology/classification.
CARS 2017-Computer Assisted Radiology and Surgery Proceedings of the 31st International Congress and Exhibition Barcelona, Spain, June 20–24, 2017 CARS 2017ĭisciplines in their research and development endeavours towards improving medical diagnostics and therapeutics.
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