Radiology and Biomedical Imaging Research Services

The department of Radiology and Biomendical Imaging can help with all areas of imaging research, from study design and sample/subject management to data analysis and post processing.

Services include:

  • Preclinical Imaging - subject handling, surgical suites, murine models of human disease
  • Clinical (Human) Imaging - Structure and Function imaging, patient scheduling, comprehensive follow-up, clinical trials, phase 0 trials, study design, protocol development
  • Contrast Agents - On-site Cyclotron, probe development, in vivo assessment of metabolism, hypoxia, inflammation, ph, blood flow, tissue permeability, etc.
  • Imaging Capabilities - µPET/µCT/MRI in pre-clinical models, Fluorescence and bioluminescence, human PET/CT, whole-body high-field MRI at 3T and 7T, High resolution peripheral computed tomography, Hi-res hyperpolarized MR spectroscopic imaging (not able to provide this as a service for humans)
  • Data Management - Research PACS for secure, project-specific storage and archival, data Q/A, custom imaging research workflows and auditing, study-specific meta-data capture using web-based CRFs
  • Image Processing and Analysis - Segmentation, Registration, Quantitative measures of morphology and function, serial measurements for therapeutic efficacy monitoring, custom processing capabilities, imaging core lab
  • Clinical Assessments - Radiological assessment and interpretation by physicians, RECIST measures for oncology studies

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Accelerate is managed by the UCSF Clinical and Translational Science Institute (CTSI), part of the Clinical and Translational Science Award program funded by the National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences (Grant Number UL1 TR000004) at the National Institutes of Health (NIH).

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