Core 1: Integrated Pathology and Radiology Core (iPRC)

项目摘要 UW前列腺癌SPORE的综合病理学放射学核心（iPRC）致力于提供 专家和可靠的病理学和成像服务，以加强转化前列腺癌（PC）的研究。的 这个核心的主题是为我们的UW前列腺癌孢子研究人员提供广泛的综合 和协调的病理学和放射学服务，包括高质量和广泛注释 生物标本、最先进的病理学和先进的放射学成像。iPRC将提供服务， 基础设施，以允许将可靠、可再现和高质量的病理学数据与放射学数据相关联。 成像肿瘤识别和病变与病变的相关性。这将整合病理学-放射学数据， 与全面的临床信息以及肿瘤特异性生物信息学相关。iPRC的使命是 提供服务的类型和质量，使前列腺癌SPORE研究人员能够解决 病理学、放射学和定量成像的翻译目标，并生成可靠的和临床 这将影响治疗结果的重要发现。成功完成了多项翻译工作 前列腺癌孢子项目的目标是依赖于iPRC服务。iPRC的具体目标 从战略上设计，以产生一个独特的核心服务，从现有的癌症中心的核心，将直接 满足前列腺癌孢子项目的需求，并建立一个可持续的中央组织力量， 未来的翻译PC研究。为支持UW前列腺而创建的独特基础设施和资源 癌症孢子项目将提供一个综合的病理学和放射学数据库， 在UW和更广泛的PC研究社区的合作翻译PC研究项目。

PROJECT SUMMARY The Integrated Pathology Radiology Core (iPRC) of the UW Prostate Cancer SPORE is dedicated to providing expert and reliable pathology and imaging services to enhance translational prostate cancer (PC) research. The theme of this core is to provide our UW Prostate Cancer SPORE investigators with a wide range of integrated and coordinated pathology and radiology services including high quality and extensively annotated biospecimens, state-of-the-art pathology, and advanced radiology imaging. The iPRC will provide services and infrastructure to allow for reliable, reproducible, and high-quality pathology data to be linked with radiologic imaging tumor identification and lesion-to-lesion correlation. This will integrate pathology-radiology data and be linked to comprehensive clinical information as well as tumor-specific bioinformatics. The mission of the iPRC is to provide the type and quality of services that will enable Prostate Cancer SPORE investigators to address pathology, radiology, and quantitative imaging translational aims as well as generate reliable and clinically significant findings that will impact treatment outcomes. Successful accomplishment of many of the translational aims of the Prostate Cancer SPORE projects is dependent on the iPRC services. The specific aims of the iPRC are strategically designed to produce a core service unique from existing cancer center cores that will directly meet the needs of the Prostate Cancer SPORE projects and build a sustainable central organizing force for future translational PC research. The unique infrastructure and resources created to support the UW Prostate Cancer SPORE projects will provide an integrated pathology and radiology database repository to benefit collaborative translational PC research projects at UW and the wider PC research community.