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Central imaging review will be performed by the Radiology PI at MSKCC after receipt of baseline and post-TNT images.

All tumour images were sent to a central imaging unit and assessed by blinded independent review according to RECIST 1.0.

A central imaging facility (BioClinica, Princeton, NJ) did a prospective independent review of the images on the basis of prespecified criteria.

Baseline and on-study generated images (e.g. CT/MRI and PET/PET CT) were assessed at the central imaging facility to determine tumor response.

This method relies on decentralization of services by using mobile X-ray or ultrasound equipment handled by trained professionals belonging to the central imaging facility.

Although pruritus can be induced by SP injection into the CNS in animals [26], recent central imaging studies in humans showed that major cerebral areas for pruriception are the somatosensory cortex, midcingulate gyrus, and prefrontal area [27] but not the fourth ventricle.

The ICU, ER, central lab and imaging service receive simultaneously a message about this patient.

Results from the independent central review of imaging studies showed a median PFS for patients treated with sunitinib of 11 (95% CI 10.7 13.4) months and 5.1 (95% CI 3.9 5.6) months for the IFN group, giving an HR of 0.538 955% CI 0.439 0.658).

The evidence from a recent audit of standards of cross-sectional imaging conducted within the North West of England[ 1] was that performance in body CT was of high quality and that central review of imaging resulted in a change in treatment for only 4% of patients[ 1].

The angle between the grating normal and the beam optical axis was set equal to the Littrow's angle (17.9°) of the central 550 nm imaging wavelength, potentially allowing the extraction of more than four hundred slanted, 500-μm-diameter cylindrical gratings.

We reasoned that we could non-invasively label and subsequently live image cilia by imaging tubulin, a central structural component of cilia, using genetically-encoded fluorescent protein fusions that would incorporate into microtubules.