Imaging for Response Assessment in Cancer Clinical Trials.
Imaging for Response Assessment in Cancer Clinical Trials.
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DOI:
10.1053/j.semnuclmed.2020.05.001
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发表时间:
2020-11
影响因子:
4.9
通讯作者:
Smith AD
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作者:
Sorace AG;Elkassem AA;Galgano SJ;Lapi SE;Larimer BM;Partridge SC;Quarles CC;Reeves K;Napier TS;Song PN;Yankeelov TE;Woodard S;Smith AD
The use of biomarkers is integral to the routine management of cancer patients, including diagnosis of disease, clinical staging and response to therapeutic intervention. Advanced imaging metrics with CT, MRI, and PET are used to assess response during new drug development and in cancer research for predictive metrics of response. Key components and challenges to identifying an appropriate imaging biomarker are selection of integral versus integrated biomarkers, choosing an appropriate endpoint and modality, and standardization of the imaging biomarkers for cooperative and multicenter trials. Imaging biomarkers lean on the original proposed quantified metrics derived from imaging such as tumor size or longest dimension, with the most commonly implemented metrics in clinical trials coming from the RECIST criteria, and then adapted versions such as iRECIST and PERCIST for immunotherapy response and PET imaging, respectively. There have been many widely adopted biomarkers in clinical trials derived from MRI including metrics that describe cellularity and vascularity from DW-MRI (ADC) and DSC or DCE-MRI (Ktrans, rCBV), respectively. Furthermore, FDG-, FLT- and FMISO- PET imaging, which describe molecular markers of glucose metabolism, proliferation and hypoxia have been implemented into various cancer types to assess therapeutic response to a wide variety of targeted- and chemo-therapies. Recently, there have been many functional and molecular novel imaging biomarkers that are being developed that are rapidly being integrated into clinical trials (with anticipated of being implemented into clinical workflow), such as AI and machine learning computational strategies, antibody and peptide specific molecular imaging, advanced diffusion MRI. These include PSMA- and trastuzumab-PET, vascular tumor burden extracted from contrast-enhanced CT, diffusion kurtosis imaging, CD8 or Granzyme B PET imaging. Further excitement surrounds theranostic procedures such as the combination of 68Ga/111In- and 177Lu-DOTATATE to use integral biomarkers to direct care and personalize therapy. However, there are many challenges in the implementation of imaging biomarkers that remains, including understand the accuracy, repeatability and reproducibility of both acquisition and analysis of these imaging biomarkers. Despite the challenges associated with the biological and technical validation of novel imaging biomarkers, a distinct roadmap has been created that is being implemented into many clinical trials to advance the development and implementation to create specific and sensitive novel imaging biomarkers of therapeutic response to continue to transform medical oncology.
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