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Workshop Program

A workshop at MICCAI 2026

27 September - 1 OCTOBER 2026 • STRASBOURG, FRANCE

Workshop date: 1 October 2026

Keynote by Prof. Lise Lecointre
Department of Gynecologic Surgery, University Hospitals of Strasbourg 

Augmenting Medicine: A Clinician-Scientist’s Vision of AI, Augmented Reality and Personalized Endometrial Cancer Care

Program:

08:00 - 08:05    Opening remarks

08:05 - 09:35    Oral Session 1 (12 min + 3Q/A)

  • Panda: Unsupervised Pelvic Anomaly Detection for Real-Time MR Imaging (ID_1)

  • Comparing Problem Formulations for Endometriosis Lesion Detection on T2-weighted Pelvic MRI (ID_2)

  • Interactive Foundation Models for 3D MR Uterus Segmentation: Performance and Limitations (ID_4)

  • Pelvic MRI Patient Verification with Foundation-Model Embeddings (ID_5)

  • PelviNeXt: A Modality-Agnostic Hybrid Network for Pelvic Imaging in Women's Health ((ID_7)

  • Unsupervised Adversarial Domain Adaptation for Uterine layer Segmentation: From Labeled Cine to Unlabeled Dynamic EPI MRI (ID_8)

09:35 - 10:00    Poster teasers (3 min, No Q/A)

  • Patient-Level Data Leakage in Colposcopy Classification: A Cautionary Study with Evidential Uncertainty Quantification for Cervical Cancer Screening ((ID_10)

  • Multi-scale radiomics in pelvic MRI for endometriosis subtyping: highlighting data heterogeneity constraints (ID_3)

  • A Multi-Site Label Trap in Shape-Based Endometriosis Detection: What Female Pelvic-Organ Shape Does (and Does Not) Encode ((ID_6)

  • Cross-Modal MRI Ovary Segmentation in Endometriosis Using Unpaired TVUS Prototype Priors ((ID_9)

  • An Integrated Ultrasound Pathway for Endometriosis Assessment (ID_11)

  • Real-Time AI Assistance Improves Detection of Digestive Endometriosis on Transvaginal Ultrasound: A Within-Reader Study Across Experience Levels (ID_12)

  • Task Definition and Multicenter Variability in Multimodal AI for Colposcopy (ID_13)

10:00 - 10:50    Coffee Break + Poster Session

10:50 - 11:20    Oral Session 2 (12 min + 3Q/A)

  • Evaluating the Prompt-to-Automation Gap: A Comprehensive Benchmark for Laparoscopic Endometriosis Segmentation (ID_14)

  • Pelvis-SigLIP: Benchmarking Vision-Language Models for Female Pelvic MRI Series Retrieval across Zero-Shot, Linear-Probe, and Fine-Tuning (ID_15)

11:20 - 12:20    Keynote: Augmenting Medicine: A Clinician-Scientist’s Vision of AI, Augmented Reality and Personalized Endometrial Cancer Care (Prof. Lise Lecointre, Department of Gynecologic Surgery, University Hospitals of Strasbourg)

12:20 - 12:30    Closing remarks

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​Posters:

1.    Panda: Unsupervised Pelvic Anomaly Detection for Real-Time MR Imaging
2.    Comparing Problem Formulations for Endometriosis Lesion Detection on T2-weighted Pelvic MRI
3.    Multi-scale radiomics in pelvic MRI for endometriosis subtyping: highlighting data heterogeneity constraints
4.    Interactive Foundation Models for 3D MR Uterus Segmentation: Performance and Limitations
5.    Pelvic MRI Patient Verification with Foundation-Model Embeddings
6.    A Multi-Site Label Trap in Shape-Based Endometriosis Detection: What Female Pelvic-Organ Shape Does (and Does Not) Encode
7.    PelviNeXt: A Modality-Agnostic Hybrid Network for Pelvic Imaging in Women's Health
8.    Unsupervised Adversarial Domain Adaptation for Uterine layer Segmentation: From Labeled Cine to Unlabeled Dynamic EPI MRI
9.    Cross-Modal MRI Ovary Segmentation in Endometriosis Using Unpaired TVUS Prototype Priors
10.    Patient-Level Data Leakage in Colposcopy Classification: A Cautionary Study with Evidential Uncertainty Quantification for Cervical Cancer Screening
11.    An Integrated Ultrasound Pathway for Endometriosis Assessment
12.    Real-Time AI Assistance Improves Detection of Digestive Endometriosis on Transvaginal Ultrasound: A Within-Reader Study Across Experience Levels
13.    Task Definition and Multicenter Variability in Multimodal AI for Colposcopy
14.    Evaluating the Prompt-to-Automation Gap: A Comprehensive Benchmark for Laparoscopic Endometriosis Segmentation
15.    Pelvis-SigLIP: Benchmarking Vision-Language Models for Female Pelvic MRI Series Retrieval across Zero-Shot, Linear-Probe, and Fine-Tuning

Important dates:

Short / full paper submission deadline: July 05, 2026, 23:59 AoE

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The Microsoft CMT service was used for managing the peer-reviewing process for this conference. This service was provided for free by Microsoft and they bore all expenses, including costs for Azure cloud services as well as for software development and support.

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