Curriculum Vitae - Surgical Planning Laboratory - Harvard University

DATE PREPARED: January 31st, 2007
Revised: 1-Apr-08
Curriculum Vitae
Name: Lennox Hoyte MD, MSEE
Office Address: University of South Florida
Dept. of Obstetrics and Gynecology
2A Columbia Dr, 6 th Floor
Tampa, Fl 33606
Office telephone: (813)-259-8527
Home Address: 3225 S. MacDill Ave, #129-307
(mailing address) Tampa, Fl 33629
Personal telephone: 617-512-0607
Email: lhoyte@health.usf.edu Fax: 813-259-8582
Education:
1980 BS Worcester Polytechnic Institute
(Electrical Engineering)
1980-1982 MS Massachusetts Institute of Technology
(Electrical Engineering/Computer Science)
1991-1995 MD Stanford University School of Medicine
Postdoctoral Training:
1995-1999 Resident Obstetrics, Gynecology & Reproductive Biology
Brigham and Womens/Massachusetts General
Hospitals, Boston MA
1999-2000 Fellow Research, Surgical Planning Laboratory, Brigham
and Women’s Hospital, Harvard Medical School
2003-2005 Fellow ABOG program in Female Pelvic Medicine and
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Licensure and Certification:
1993.1996 USMLE Steps 1-3
Reconstructive Surgery, Loyola University Medical
Center, Maywood, IL
1999 Massachusetts Medical License - Inactive as of 2007
2001 Diplomat, American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology
2002 Fellow, American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology
2003 Illinois Medical License – Inactive as of 2006
2006 Florida Medical License - Current
Academic Appointments:
1999.2001 Clinical Instructor, Obstetrics and Gynecology, Harvard Medical
School, Boston, MA
2002-2003 Assistant Professor, Obstetrics and Gynecology, Harvard Medical
School, Boston, MA
2003-2005 Instructor, Obstetrics and Gynecology, Loyola University Medical
School, Maywood, IL
2005-2006 Assistant Professor, Obstetrics/Gynecology & Radiology, Harvard
Medical School, Boston, MA
2006- current Associate Professor, Obstetrics and Gynecology, University of
South Florida College of Medicine
Other Professional Positions:
1982.1981 Microelectronics Design Engineer, Prime Computer, Inc.,
Boston, MA
1985-1991 Principal Engineer, Project Leader, Digital Equipment Corporation,
Hudson, MA
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1999-2000 Research Fellow, Surgical Planning Laboratory, Brigham and
Women’s Hospital, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA
2000- 2003 Senior Clinical Investigator, Surgical Planning Laboratory,
Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Harvard Medical School, Boston,
MA
2005- 2006 Senior Clinical Investigator, Surgical Planning Laboratory,
Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Boston, MA
Hospital or Affiliated Institution Appointments:
1999- 2002 Obstetrician/Gynecologist, Whittier Street Health Center, Boston,
MA
2000- 2001 Instructor in Radiology, Harvard Medical School, Boston MA
2000- 2003 Obstetrician/Gynecologist, Southern Jamaica Plain Health Center,
Jamaica Plain, MA
2005- 2006 Associate Urogynecologist, Brigham and Women’s Hospital,
Boston, MA
2006- Staff Gynecologist/Obstetrician, Tampa General Hospital, Tampa, Fl
2006- Staff Gynecologist/Obstetrician, University Community Hospital,
Tampa, Fl.
Major Administrative Responsibilities:
1999.2002 Chief, Obstetrics and Gynecology, Whittier Street Health Center,
Roxbury MA
2000.2003 Chief, OB/GYN Practice, Southern Jamaica Plain Health Center,
Jamaica Plain, MA
2006- Division chief, Female pelvic medicine and Reconstructive
Surgery, University of South Florida, College of Medicine, Tampa,
Fl
2006- Medical Director, Urogynecology service, Tampa General Hospital,
Tampa, Fl
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2007- Director, TGH pelvic floor disorders group, Tampa General
Hospital
Major Committee Assignments:
1993.1994 Dean’s Council on Diversity, Member, Stanford Medical School,
Palo Alto, CA
2000 Diversity Director Search Committee, Member, Brigham and
Women's Hospital, Boston, MA
2002 Search Committee for Division Director of Urogynecology,
Member, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Boston, MA
2007 Search Committee, Vice President of Research, Univ. South Florida
Professional Societies:
1999- Baker-Channing Society, Harvard Medical School, Member
1999- Massachusetts Medical Society, Member
2001- American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Fellow
2001- American Urogynecologic Society, Member
2005- Society of Gynecologic Surgeons, Elected Member
Editorial Boards:
1995-2001 Content Editor, Prenatal Module, Healthaware
(www.healthaware.org )
2000- Ad hoc Reviewer, American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology
2002- Ad hoc Reviewer, International Urogynecology Journal
2004- Ad hoc Reviewer, Journal of Computer Aided Tomography
2005- Ad hoc Reviewer, Journal of Reproductive Medicine
2007- Ad Hoc Reviewer, New England Journal of Medicine
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Awards and Honors:
1980 Tau Beta Pi (Engineering Honor Society), Worcester Polytechnic
Institute
1981 Distinction, Final Competency Exam, Worcester Polytechnic
Institute
1988 Award for Engineering Excellence, Digital Equipment Corp.
1991-92 Elected to Student Senate, Stanford Medical School
1993-1994 Elected student body president, Stanford Medical School
1996, 97, 98 Brigham and Womens Hospital /Mass General Hospital, Dept of
OB/GYN – Resident Teaching Award
1999 June Allyson Award, For Outstanding Research in Urogynecology
American Urogynecologic Society:
II. Research, Teaching, Clinical
A. Research:
My research centers on female pelvic geometry and soft tissue biomechanics. The majority
of women who undergo vaginal childbirth do not develop pelvic floor dysfunction (PFD).
Similarly, some women who undergo childbirth develop pelvic muscle damage, and others
do not. There are a number of reasons for this, but based on my observations, one may
involve the bony pelvic geometry and its interaction with the levator muscles and pelvic
soft tissues. My research studies the impact of bony pelvic geometry on childbirth related
pelvic soft tissue injury, and the relationship between pelvic soft tissue injury and pelvic
floor dysfunction. I use magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), MR-based three-dimensional
modeling, and structural analysis of the pelvic floor. The knowledge gained will help to
identify those nulligravidas at risk for childbirth-related pelvic tissue injury. This risk will
likely be modulated by maternal, fetal and labor parameters as well as collagen and tissue
genetics. My research also uses MRI and 3D reconstruction techniques to study changes in
the levator ani and bladder neck after childbirth. This is an ancillary analysis of data from
the NIH sponsored Pelvic Floor Disorders Network, comparing pelvic anatomy after
cesarean and vaginal delivery in 250 primiparas. This work evaluates the impact of bony
pelvic geometry and labor parameters on the pelvic floor structures.
I am also studying racial differences in the levator ani muscles, to evaluate the possible
impact on differential rates of PFD across racial groups. Further, I am collaborating with
structural engineers to develop MR-based pelvic models that can be used to simulate
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childbirth, and study the impact of bony shape and muscle characteristics on childbirth
injury to the pelvic floor.
B. Funding
1999-2000 June Allyson Foundation Award: PI Title: 3D female pelvic floor modeling
1999-2001 NIH-NCI Title: Virtual Cystoscopy. Position: Co-Investigator
2001-2003 NIH-NCI 5 P01CA67165-03, Title: MR Guided Therapy/Surgical Planning
and Intraoperative Guidance. (Grant PI: Jolesz) Supplement PI
2003.2005NIH-NICHD HD41250-03S1: Childbirth and Pelvic symptoms: 3D MRI of the
postpartum pelvic floor in symptomatic and asymptomatic primiparas. (Grant PI:
Brubaker) Supplement PI- Hoyte
2006- NIH-NICHD HD41250-03S1 – ongoing data analysis and manuscript
Preparation (PI Hoyte)
C. Report of Current Research
My current research is focused on MR based pelvic models for childbirth simulation, as
well as on post partum pelvic floor changes after vaginal and cesarean birth. I am presently
leading repeatability/reliability studies to determine the stability of MR based 3D
reconstruction and measurement of the female pelvic floor structures.
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D. Teaching
1. Local
a. Medical school
2001 Third year Obstetrics and Gynecology Clerkship. Lecture: “Three
dimensional anatomy of the living female pelvic organs.” Brigham and
Women’s Hospital, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Boston, MA
One hour lecture, 5 students. Prep time 10 hours
2007 MR based 3D female Pelvic anatomy; lecture to USF COM 2 nd year
students as part of the anatomy course. 4 hrs prep, 1 hr lecture
2006-7 USF LCE student Melissa O’Connor, 3 contact hrs per week, sept 2006 thru
may 2007
2007- USF LCE student 2 contact hrs per week.
b. Graduate Medical Course
2000-2003 Preceptor to 4 Internal Medicine continuity residents in my OB/GYN Clinic
at Whittier Street Health Center. Began with 2 Interns. Preceptees came on
alternate weeks. Two new interns added 7/01. Brigham and Women's
Hospital Internal Medicine Department. Boston, MA.
4 hours per week, each on alternate weeks. .Total: 4 preceptees, 8 contact
hours per week.
2005 Urinary urgency, frequency and urge incontinence: Diagnosis and
management for the primary care physician. 60 min lecture, given to
primary care internal medicine residents and staff at Brigham and Women’s
Hospital Audience: 20 Internal medicine primary care residents and staff
physicians. 10 Hours of preparation.
2005 Office management of Overactive Bladder and Bladder Pain Syndrome. 45
min lecture, given at the Harvard Medical School/ Brigham and Womens
Hospital CME course “Clinical Advances in Obstetrics and Gynecology”,
section on Urogynecology. Audience: 120 gynecologists and primary care
providers. 10 Hours of preparation.
2005 Office evaluation of non-surgical management of Prolapse. 45 min lecture,
given at the Harvard Medical School/ Brigham and Womens Hospital CME
course “Clinical Advances in Obstetrics and Gynecology”, section on
Urogynecology. Audience: 120 gynecologists and primary care providers.
10 Hours of preparation.
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2005 Botox and interstim for Pelvic Floor Dysfunction. 60 min workshop , given
at the Harvard Medical School/ Brigham and Womens Hospital CME
course “Clinical Advances in Obstetrics and Gynecology”, section on
Urogynecology. Audience: 20 gynecologists and primary care providers.
15 Hours of preparation.
c. Local invited teaching presentations
1998 Hoyte L, Lu K, Muto M, Nucci M, Fielding JR, Versi E, Kikinis R,
“Presurgical planning of a complex vulvar tumor with Magnetic Resonance
based 3-dimensional modeling”. Presented to Medical Faculty and Staff at
the Annual Resident research Day, Brigham and Women’s/Massachusetts
General Hospital, June 1998.
1999 Hoyte L, Fielding JR, Versi E, Mamisch C, Kolvenbach C, Kikinis R,
“MR-based 3D reconstruction of the living female pelvis”. Presented to
Medical Faculty and Staff at the Annual Resident research Day, Brigham
and Womens/Mass General Hospital, June 1999.
2000 Grand Rounds: Massachusetts General Hospital, Vincent Obstetrics and
Gynecology Department, “Female pelvic muscle biomechanics in normal
and symptomatic women.” Boston, MA
2001 Grand Rounds: Brigham and Women's Hospital, Dept of Radiology,
“Female pelvic muscle biomechanics in symptomatic and asymptomatic
women: the application of MR-based 3D reconstruction.” Boston, MA
2001 Lecture: Brigham and Women's Hospital, Dept of OB/Gyn: “3D anatomy of
female pelvic floor dysfunction.” Boston, MA
2003 Grand Rounds: Brigham and Women’s and Massachusetts General
Hospitals, Dept of Radiology, “Imaging options in Urogynecology and
Pelvic Reconstructive Surgery.” Boston, MA
2003 Lecture: Loyola University Medical Center, Urogynecology conference:
“Continence mechanisms of the lower GI tract.” Maywood, IL
2004 Lecture: International Pelvic Pain Society, Annual Meeting,“3D anatomy of
the anterior abdominal wall and pelvis.” Oakbrook, Illinois
2004 Lecture: Loyola University Medical Center: Urogynecology Conference,
“Materials used in Gynecologic surgery.” Maywood, IL
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2004 Lecture: Loyola University Medical Center, Urogynecology conference:
“Vaginal Closure procedures, Colpocleisis and High Perineorraphy.”
Maywood, IL
2004 Lecture: Loyola University Medical Center, Urogynecology Conference:
“Bladder testing, When, Why What and How.” Maywood, IL
2004 Lecture: Loyola University Medical Center, Urogynecology conference,
“Advanced Urodynamic testing: Theory and Practice.” Maywood, IL
2005 Loyola University Medical Center, Urogynecology conference: “Diagnosis
and Management of the Overactive Bladder.” Maywood, IL
2005 Grand Rounds: Brigham and Women’s Hospital, OB/Gyn, “Urinary
Urgency, Frequency and Urge Incontinence: The complete spectrum of
management” Boston, MA
2006 Grand Rounds. Brigham and Womens Hospital, OB/Gyn. “Childbirth and
Pelvic floor injury: a 3D MRI study of pelvic floor changes after vaginal
and cesarean delivery”. Boston, MA
2007 USF OB/GYN - Ingram Midwinter Course in OB/GYN: session leader for
the 4 hour Urogynecology module. Included seminar design, invitation of
internationally recognized pelvic floor specialist to give lectures at the
session, and giving two 1 hr lectures at the session. Prep time 15 hrs.
2007 USF Dept of Urology – update in Urology. Gave 2 lectures to this group of
urologists on female pelvic floor anatomy, and expert Q&A panel on
manage of female pelvic floor disorders.
2007 Tampa General Hospital – OR Staff group: Urogynecologic procedures
2007 Tampa General Hospital – Med/Surgical Nursing staff: Management of
bladder control problems.
.
2008 USF OB/Gyn- Ingram Midwinter Course in OB/Gyn: “ Myofascial Pelvic
Pain: Management Beyond the Usual Suspects”
2008 Tampa General Hospital - Med/Surg Nursing Staff: Pelvic pain – diagnosis
and treatment.
e. Advisory and Supervisory
2000-2003 Harvard University: Winthrop House, Cambridge MA (Nonresident Tutor
to 3 undergraduate premed tutees. I met with each tutee 4 times per year to
advise about preparation for medical school.
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2001 Brigham and Women's Hospital, Dept of Obstetrics and Gynecology:
Resident Research Day presentation: “An Uncommon Müllerian
Malformation diagnosed with MRI.” by Andrew Hundley MD. Based on
work done while I was preceptor for Dr. Hundley.
2001 Dr. Kavita Singh, Visiting research Associate, Surgical Planning
Laboratory. Dr. Singh is a gynecologist from Royal Free Hospital in UK.
She came to my laboratory to study techniques for 3D evaluation of female
pelvic floor disorders under my direction. Dr. Singh produced 1
manuscripts based on her work in my group.
2006 Brigham and Womens Hospital, Dept of Ob/GYN. Resident Research Day
presentation “Racial differences in levator ani thickness using MR-based
3D color thickness mapping”. By Keith Downing MD, precepted and
advised by Lennox Hoyte MD.
2005-2007 Brigham and Womens Hospital, Dept of Ob/GYN/Urogynecology.
Research mentor and senior author to Clinical Fellow; Dr. Aparna Shah, as
she researched and prepared 4 peer reviewed publications related to race
and pelvic floor dysfunction.
2. Regional, national and international contributions:
Regional contributions
2003 Grand Rounds: Hartford Hospital,“3D female pelvic anatomy in normal and
symptomatic cases.” Hartford, CT
2004 Grand Rounds: Albany Medical Center, Dept of Obstetrics and
Gynecology, “Anatomic changes associated with female pelvic floor
dysfunction.” Albany, NY
2006 Women and Infants Hospital: Urogynecology conference. “”MR-based
female pelvic floor anatomy nulliparous and parous women”, Providence,
RI.
2007 Sarasota Memorial Hospital OB/GYN Grand Rounds:. “”MR-based female
pelvic floor injury related to childbirth”, Tampa, Florida
National contributions
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2000 Lecture: American Urogynecologic Society, Imaging Research Group:
“Research applications of MR-based 3D reconstruction of the living female
pelvis.” Washington, DC
2001 Lecture: American Urogynecologic Society, Annual Meeting, Keynote
Speaker. “MR-Based 3D pelvic floor anatomy: The asymptomatic case,
prolapse, and stress incontinence.” Chicago IL.
2002 Lecture: Society of Gynecologic Surgeons, Annual Meeting, Tutorial.
“Dynamic anatomy of the pelvic floor.” Dallas TX.
2002 Lecture: Matt Weiss Symposium, St. Johns Mercy Hospital, “Female pelvic
muscle biomechanics." St. Louis, MO
2002 Lecture: National Institutes of Health, Basic Science and Translational
Research in Female Pelvic Floor Disorders, “Three dimensional imaging of
the female pelvic floor.” Washington DC This presentation led to
development of an RFA for research in pelvic floor disorders.
2005 Grand Rounds: Loyola University Medical Center,: “Childbirth and Pelvic
floor imaging.” Maywood, IL
2006 USF dept of OB/GYN Grand Rounds: ”MR-based female pelvic floor
injury related to childbirth”, Tampa, Florida
International Contributions
1999 Lecture: World Congress of High-Tech Medicine, “Teaching surgeons
about female pelvic anatomy: A useful application of MR-based 3D
reconstruction”. Hanover, Germany
2000 Lecture: International Continence Society, “Female pelvic muscle
biomechanics in normals, prolapse and genuine stress incontinence.”
Tampere, Finland
2002 Lecture: World Congress of High-Tech Medicine, “Teaching surgeons
about female pelvic anatomy: A useful application of MR-based 3D
reconstruction”. Hanover, Germany
2003 Lecture: International Continence Society, Annual Meeting: “Normal and
symptomatic 3D female pelvic floor anatomy,” in session on MRI imaging
of the continence control mechanism.” Florence, Italy
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2006 Female pelvic floor anatomy in living women: a 3D MRI study. Given to
the Obstetrical and Gynecological society of Anand, India. Prep time 10 hrs,
lecture time 2 hrs.
3. Description of Teaching Awards
1996 Harvard Medical School: Resident Teaching Award, Brigham and
Women’s/Mass General Hospital, Joint Program in Obstetrics and
Gynecology
1997 Harvard Medical School: Resident Teaching Award, Brigham and
Women’s/Mass General Hospital, Joint Program in Obstetrics and
Gynecology
1999 Harvard Medical School. Nominated by senior medical students for
outstanding clinical fellow teaching award
E. Report of Clinical Activities:
My clinical activities consist of a hospital based consultative service for female pelvic floor
disorders and childbirth related injuries. Eighty percent of my time is committed to clinical
practice, involving office and operating room based clinical care of women with complex
pelvic floor disorders.
I also direct the interdisciplinary pelvic floor disorders group at Tampa General Hospital.
The group is comprised of pelvic floor specialists from Colorectal surgery, Urology,
Urogynecology, pelvic pain, physical therapy, and mental health. The group meets
regularly to discuss complex pelvic floor dysfunction cases, and collaborate on treatment of
these patients.
Through my collaboration with colleagues in radiology, I was the first gynecologist to
develop 3D pelvic floor MRI and introduce it into gynecological research and clinical
practice. This has since evolved into 3D pelvic floor ultrasound, which is gaining usage in
research and clinical practice.
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III. Bibliography
Proceedings of Meetings:
Review articles:
Lay Talks:
Fielding JR, Hoyte L, Schierlitz L, “MR imaging of pelvic floor relaxation”. J
Womens Imaging, 2000,2:82-87
Hoyte, L. Injury-free vaginal surgery: Case-based protective tactics. OBG
Management November 2006 · Vol. 18, No. 11
Hoyte L, Consumer Reports Best Buy Drugs - Drugs to Treat Overactive Bladder
Consumer reports, Sept 2006. Online at www.comsumerreports.com
HOYTE LP, BARBIERI RL, Urinary Incontinence and Overactive Bladder
Syndrome. Online at: http://www.acpmedicine.com/abstracts/sam/med1612.htm
Hoyte, L “Bladder Incontinence” Lecture given at the 3 rd Annual “Focus on
Females” Seminar on March 1, 2008 at Channelside Cinemas, Tampa, FL
Hoyte L, “ Bladder control problems” Lecture given at the “Speaking of women”
conference, August 2007
Hoyte, L “Bladder Control Problems and Prolapse” 2 nd Annual “Focus on
Females” Seminar on February 24, 2007 at
Memorial Hospital, Tampa, FL
Book Chapters:
Hoyte L, Versi E, “The lower urinary tract in menopause: contributions of aging
and estrogen deficiency”; in; Studd J, ed. “The management of the menopause: The
millennium review 2000”, Parthenon publishing. P 181-199.
Hoyte L, Versi E (2001) “MRI and the Pelvic Floor”. In: Pemberton JH, Swash M
and Henry M (eds), “The Pelvic Floor, Its function and disorders” WB Saunders,
London, p 466-76.
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Hoyte L, Magnetic Resonance Imaging and the Pelvic floor. In Cardozo, L, and
Staskin DH (eds.,), Textbook of Female Urology and Urogynecology (2 nd edition)
(In press)
Book Author/Editor:
Hoyte L, MRI anatomy of the female pelvic floor. In Dietz HP, Hoyte L, Steensma
A (eds.,), Pelvic Floor Ultrasound (1 st ed) (In press)
Clinical Communications:
Theses:
Hoyte LPJ, “Computer based patient monitoring system”. BS Thesis, Worcester
Polytechnic Institute, 1980.
Hoyte LPJ, “Automated calculation of device sizes in integrated circuit design.”
Master’s Thesis, MIT 1982.
Non-print Educational Materials:
http://www.medhelp.org/forums/show/129
Physician Moderator of Expert forum on urogynecology and pelvic floor
dysfunction at medhelp.org.
(The following presentations were Commissioned by the Department of Radiology,
Surgical Planning Laboratory, Brigham and Women’s Hospital. All are available on the
World Wide Web at the noted website addresses below.)
http://www.spl.harvard.edu/archive/spl-pre2007/pages/comonth/99/oct/case.html
Hoyte L, Fielding JR, Versi E, Mamisch C, Kolvenbach C, Kikinis R, “MR-based
3D reconstruction of the living female pelvis; The case of complete vault prolapse”.
9/1999. (A digital animated video) Surgical Planning Laboratory, Brigham and
Womens Hospital, Case of the month:
http://www.spl.harvard.edu/archive/spl-pre2007/pages/ppl/lennox/tutorial/img0.html
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Hoyte L, “Tutorial on MR based normal and symptomatic 3D female pelvic
anatomy:
http://www.spl.harvard.edu/archive/spl-pre2007/pages/comonth/2001/june/case.html
Hoyte L, Jakab M, Kikinis R, “MR based three-dimensional modeling of prolapse
with recent and remote pessary removal.”
http://www.spl.harvard.edu/archive/spl-pre2007/ pages/comonth/2001/july/case.html
Hundley AF, Hoyte L, Fielding JR, “Double Cervix and Vagina with Septate
Uterus: An Uncommon Müllerian Malformation
http://www.spl.harvard.edu/archive/splpre2007/pages/ppl/lennox/tumor_angio/tumor_angio.html
Hoyte L, Lu K, Muto M, Nucci M, Versi E, Kikinis R, Fielding JR, “Case of
Recurrent Vulvar Angiomyxoma.”
http://www.spl.harvard.edu/archive/spl-pre2007pages/ppl/lennox/tumor_barth/tumor1.html
Hoyte L, Fuller AF; “61 year old woman with recurrent adenocarcinoma of
Bartholins gland.”
http://www.spl.harvard.edu/archive/spl-pre2007/pages/comonth/2001/aug/case.html
Hoyte L, Fishman S, Jenkins K, van der Velde M, et al, : “Separation of Conjoined
Twins with the Twin Reversed-Arterial-Perfusion Sequence after Prenatal Planning
with Three-Dimensional Modeling”
(This presentation was commissioned by the Department of Radiology, Decision Systems
Group, Brigham and Women’s Hospital. Available on the World Wide Web at the above
website address below.)
http://www.healthaware.org .
Hoyte L, “Prenatal care: Information for patients and families”. 9/1997. (The
prenatal module of the Brigham and Women’s “healthaware” interactive website).
Located at:
Patents:
Hoyte L, Houghton C, US patent #4,890,019; “Bilingual CMOS to ECL output Driver”,
12/1989
Abstracts:
1983 Glasser LA, Hoyte LPJ, “Automated calculation of device sizes in
integratcircui
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design.” In; 20 th annual IEEE Design Automation Conference, Albuquerque, NM
1995 Hoyte L, Druzin M, “Exhaled Carbon Monoxide levels are predictive of Pregnancy
Induced Hypertension”. Abstract presented to Society of Perinatal Obstetricians
Conf. Chicago 1995.
1999 Hoyte L, Versi E, Fielding JR, Mamisch C, Kolvenbach C, Kikinis R. “MR-
Based 3-dimensional reconstruction of the pelvic organs in living women”.
American Urogynecologic Society Annual Meeting. San Diego, CA2.
2000 Hoyte L, Schierlitz L, Flesh G, Fielding JR, Kikinis R, “Variations in the 3
dimensional morphology of the Levator Ani muscles in normal women compared
to those with prolapse and genuine stress urinary incontinence”, American
Urogynecologic Society annual meeting. Hilton Head, SC
2001 Hoyte L, Kikinis R, Heegaard J, Heinrichs WL, “A Virtual Pregnant Human
urrogate for Crash Testing” . Medicine Meets Virtual Reality (MMVR). Beach, CA
2002 Singh, K Jakab M, Reid WMN, Berger LA, Hoyte L “Three-dimensional MRI
assessment of Levator ani morphology in different grades of prolapse”. American
Urogynecologic Society annual meeting. San Francisco, CA
2003 Hoyte L, Jakab M, Warfield S, Paquette R, George Flesh, Zou K, Fielding JR.
“Comparison of levator ani thicknesses in symptomatic and asymptomatic women
using MR-Based 3D color mapping”. American Urogynecologic Society Annual
Meeting. Hollywood, FL
2004 Hoyte L, Jakab M, Shott S, Brubaker L. “Does your bony pelvic shape determine
your soft tissue destiny? Results from a 3D MRI study”. International Continence
Society Meeting. Paris, France
2005 Hoyte L, Weidner A, Jakab M, Shott S. Racial differences in pelvic geometry
among asymptomatic nulliparas as seen on three dimensional MRI. Society of
Gynecologic Surgeons Annual Meeting. Rancho Mirage, CA
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