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Advanced Imaging in Oncology Clinical Trials, Upcoming Webinar Hosted by Xtalks

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It can be beneficial to make use of more sophisticated imaging assays to assess a drug’s mechanism of action, to find efficacy signals within sparse data or to address questions related to treatment-specific effects.


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The majority of imaging studies conducted during the course of oncology clinical trials consist of standard clinical examinations — CT scans, bone scans, brain scans, etc. However, in some cases it can be beneficial to make use of more sophisticated imaging assays to assess a drug’s mechanism of action, to find efficacy signals within sparse data or to address questions related to treatment-specific effects.

This talk will discuss some of these techniques and their applications, including:


  • Perfusion imaging

  • Diffusion imaging

  • Molecular imaging

  • Multi-modality imaging

This webinar is part of a series on Imaging in Oncology.

Join Edward Ashton, PhD, VP, Oncology Imaging, Philips BioTel Research, for Part 1 of the live webinar series on Tuesday, November 2, 2021 at 1pm EDT.

Click here for Part 2: Assessing Imaging Outcomes in Immune Oncology (upcoming on Nov 3/21)

Click here for Part 3: Deep Learning for Image Analysis (upcoming on Nov 8/21)

For more information, or to register for this event, visit Advanced Imaging in Oncology Clinical Trials.

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