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Bart Bijnens
Also published under:B. Bijnens, Bart H. Bijnens, B. H. Bijnens
Affiliation
ICREA, Institut d'Investigacions Biomèdiques August Pi i Sunyer (IDIBAPS), Barcelona, Spain
Topic
Electrical Propagation,Left Ventricular,Right Ventricular,3D Mesh,3D Representation,Activity Patterns,Activity Time,Adult Disease,Adult Heart Disease,Alterations In Cardiac Function,Angular Variation,Arrhythmia,Average Loop,Basal Diameter,Blue Area,Bundle Branch,Cardiac Electrical Activity,Cardiac Magnetic Resonance,Cardiac Remodeling,Cardiac Resynchronization Therapy,Change In Angle,Clinical Decision,Conduction Speed,Conduction Velocity,Cumulative Density Function,Dominant Vector,Electric Wave,Electrical Activity,Electroanatomical Mapping,Endocarditis,Epicardial Surface,Experimental Models,Gating Function,Geodesic Distance,Global Index,Globular,Information Gain,Intrauterine Growth Restriction,Lead Placement,Learning Phase,Left Bundle Branch,Left Child,Local Index,Local Time,Loop Segment,Measurement Uncertainty,Mesh Network,Model Uncertainty,Morphological Changes,Morphological Remodeling,
Biography
Bart H. Bijnens (S'89–M'90) was born in Bilzen, Belgium, in 1968. He received a Master's degree in electronic engineering in 1990 and a Ph.D. degree in medical sciences in 1997 from the Catholic University of Leuven, Belgium. from 1990 to 1998 he was a researcher at the Dept. of Cardiology of the University Hospital Gasthuisberg and the University of Leuven. Since 1998 he has been an associate professor at the Faculty of Medicine and coordinator of teaching courses in cardiac imaging. His main research topic is cardiac imaging, with a special focus on echocardiography. Current projects involve myocardial tissue characterization based on RF data and myocardial deformation analysis (strain and strain rate imaging) based on ultrasound.