Integrated Tools for Quantitative Whole-Body Tumor Perfusion Imaging
用于定量全身肿瘤灌注成像的集成工具
基本信息
- 批准号:9975758
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 57.28万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2016
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2016-07-01 至 2022-06-30
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
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项目摘要
Abstract
Current imaging-based techniques for quantitative assessment of tissue perfusion require complex data
acquisition and analysis strategies; typically require ancillary blood sampling for measurement of input
functions; are limited to a single organ or tissue region; and because of their complexity are not well suited as a
biomarker for cancer clinical trials or patient management. We hypothesize that the 62Cu-labeled copper(II)
bis(thiosemicarbazone) complexes, Cu-ETS and Cu-ETSM, will provide a platform for quantitative estimation
of tissue perfusion throughout whole-body images utilizing methods that are rapid, and computationally
suitable, for widespread routine clinical application. The objective of this academic-industrial partnership
proposal is to translate very promising initial results into a fully validated whole-body quantitative perfusion
imaging method for use as a biomarker in cancer clinical trials and precision medicine treatment strategies.
This partnership will bring together three key teams of investigators to: i. fully develop and validate the 62Cu
quantitative perfusion method (Indiana University); ii. refine the 62Zn/62Cu generator production technology to
enable wide-spread generator distribution (Zevacor Molecular, Inc.); and iii. to establish a software processing
platform to facilitate harmonization of data analysis across diverse imaging centers (MIM Software, Inc. and
Indiana University). The significance of this research includes the abilities to: (1) quantitatively assess the
vascular effects of therapeutic agents on tumors throughout the body; (2) assess non-target side-effects in
tissues throughout the whole body; (3) establish disease phenotype in both primary and metastatic lesions
(and patient prognosis) by combining whole-body metabolism and perfusion measurements; (4) monitor the
transition of tumors from a drug-responsive to a drug-resistant phenotype (and/or assess durability of
response); (5) assess the extent of comorbidities that manifest with perfusion abnormalities (e.g.,
cardiovascular, cerebrovascular, renal, and peripheral vascular diseases, diabetes, thyroid function); (6) widely
distribute 62Zn/62Cu generators to meet clinical trial and patient care demands; and (7) harmonize
implementation of this method across diverse imaging environments via standardized quantitative data and
image analysis tools. The key innovation of this research will be advancement of a quantitative whole-body
perfusion imaging method from the research laboratory into a complete set of validated tools that enable robust
and standardized application in clinical trials and patient care throughout the imaging community.
摘要
目前基于成像的组织血流灌注定量评估技术需要复杂的数据
采集和分析策略;通常需要辅助血液采样来测量输入
功能;限于单个器官或组织区域;由于它们的复杂性,不太适合作为
癌症临床试验或患者管理的生物标记物。我们推测62Cu标记的铜(II)
缩氨基硫脲(BIS)配合物,即铜-ETS和铜-ETSM,将为定量评估提供平台
利用快速和计算的方法,在全身图像中进行组织灌流
适用于临床广泛的常规应用。这种学术和产业伙伴关系的目标是
建议将非常有希望的初步结果转化为完全有效的全身定量灌注
在癌症临床试验和精准医学治疗策略中用作生物标志物的成像方法。
这一伙伴关系将把三个关键的调查团队聚集在一起:I.全面开发和验证62Cu2
定量灌注法(印第安纳大学);精炼62Zn/62Cu发电机生产技术
实现广泛的发电机分布(Zevacal或分子公司);以及要建立一套软件流程
促进跨不同成像中心(MIM Software,Inc.和
印第安纳大学)。本研究的意义包括:(1)定量评估
治疗药物对全身肿瘤的血管效应;(2)评估非靶向副作用
全身的组织;(3)在原发灶和转移灶中建立疾病表型
(和患者预后);(4)监测
肿瘤从药物反应到耐药表型的转变(和/或评估
响应);(5)评估表现为灌注异常的共病的程度(例如,
心血管、脑血管、肾脏和外周血管疾病、糖尿病、甲状腺功能);(6)广泛
分发62锌/62铜发电机,以满足临床试验和患者护理需求;以及(7)协调
在不同的成像环境中通过标准化的定量数据和
图像分析工具。这项研究的关键创新之处将是全面量化的发展。
将灌注成像方法从研究实验室转化为一整套经过验证的工具,从而实现健壮
并在整个成像社区的临床试验和患者护理中进行标准化应用。
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Integrated Tools for Quantitative Whole-Body Tumor Perfusion Imaging
用于定量全身肿瘤灌注成像的集成工具
- 批准号:
10171562 - 财政年份:2016
- 资助金额:
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