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| + | Implement common protocol with human phantoms | ||
| + | take the dataset and look for reproducibility for 3 outcome measures; total brain volume, CFS and white/gray matter. | ||
| + | understand where protocols are equivalent and different. Need to understand intra- and inter- variability | ||
| + | Test difference obtained with different version of same software | ||
Revision as of 19:20, 16 November 2010
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Agenda
- establishment of the first virtual trial
Multicenter Clinical Trail Working group Meeting Minutes October 14, 2010
In attendance:
- Valerie Humblet
- Bob Lenkinski
- Clare Tempany
- Charles Guttmann
- Simon Warfield
Modalities to start with: CT and MRI, protocol without contrast Bodypart: neuroimaging, there is already a common neuro protocol for pediatric MS. Example: 3 sites, 3 MRI scanners 3T: 1 GE, 1 Philips and 1 Siemens: Implement common protocol with human phantoms take the dataset and look for reproducibility for 3 outcome measures; total brain volume, CFS and white/gray matter. understand where protocols are equivalent and different. Need to understand intra- and inter- variability Test difference obtained with different version of same software
