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Harvard Translational Imaging Consortium Meeting Minutes January 12, 2010

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'''Agenda'''

# Imaging consultation: Dr Lisa Swartz from CHB submitted a request (Imaging-91 in JIRA):
My lab research has generated a hypothesis regarding the trigger for human adrenarche (adrenal androgen production). The hypothesis is that the adrenal cortex grows at a slower rate than the body, which leads to a rise in intra-adrenal cortisol production. I would like to discuss imaging options for measuring adrenal glands in growing children.
# Education program update
# NIH report, data regarding consultations

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 * RSNA 2010:
 **RSNA was very happy with the 2 educations sessions we presented in Dec 09. They invited us to give a tutorial at the next meeting (Dec 2010) for the informatics session. Randy will write a proposal and send it to the group.
-** Bob and Clare suggested that we should also propose to present a refresher course on biomarkers and quantitative imaging, 90 minutes, 2 or 3 speakers. Those sessions are very well attended. Bob, Neil, Jeff. Gordon and Charles would be happy to be speakers. They will send a proposal to Randy.
+** Bob and Clare suggested that we should also propose to present a refresher course on biomarkers and quantitative imaging, 90 minutes, 2 or 3 speakers. Those sessions are very well attended. Bob, Neil, Jeff,  Gordon and Charles would be happy to be speakers. They will send a proposal to Randy.
 * Half-day modules:
 ** Valerie did contact Lisa  Horton (BWH) and Liz Salomon (MGH) to schedule days for the modules and book some rooms. At next week meeting, the group will finalize the content of the modules and designate the speakers.
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 '''3. NIH report''' <br>
 * So far we did 106 consultations, it is a big improvement compare to last year when we had 9 consultations.
-* Randy asked the imaging engineers at the Martinos center to start create project in JIRA and set up the time spent on each. I will make getting output  metrics easier
+* Randy asked the imaging engineers at the Martinos center to create projects in JIRA and set up the time spent on each. It will make getting output  metrics easier.
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 * Charles Guttmann
 * Todd Perlstein

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		+	== Harvard Translational Imaging Consortium Meeting Minutes January 12, 2010 ==
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		+	In attendance:
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		+	* Valerie Humblet
		+	* Gordon Harris
		+	* Annick Van den Abbeele
		+	* Randy Gollub
		+	* Bob Lenkinski
		+	* Neil Rofsky
		+	* Clare Tempany
		+	* Jeff Yap
		+	* Simon Warfield
		+	* Charles Guttmann
		+	* Todd Perlstein

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 '''Agenda'''
-# Imaging consultation: Dr Lisa Swartz from CHB submitted a request (Imaging-91 in JIRA): My lab research has generated a hypothesis regarding the trigger for human adrenarche (adrenal androgen production). The hypothesis is that the adrenal cortex grows at a slower rate than the body, which leads to a rise in intra-adrenal cortisol production. I would like to discuss imaging options for measuring adrenal glands in growing children.
+# Imaging consultation: Dr Lisa Swartz from CHB submitted a request (Imaging-91 in JIRA)
 # Education program update
 # NIH report, data regarding consultations