Imaging your regulators can rely on
An in-house core lab, integrated with the clinical team from protocol to submission.
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Core services
- Imaging and dosimetry protocol development.
- Imaging Review Charter creation.
- Imaging manuals.
- Site assessment and camera qualification.
- Digital image transfer and QC.
- Gamma counting.
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Independent central reading
Expert reads by nuclear medicine physicians and appropriately trained radiologists, with reader selection and training, for consistent, unbiased analysis regulators can rely on.
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Integration, by design
Because the core lab sits inside the CRO, imaging is designed into the protocol from day one, and standardised acquisition across sites means the imaging data holds up to regulatory scrutiny.
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AI-enabled analysis
We adopt validated AI tools where they genuinely improve the work, including AI-driven multi-organ segmentation for total-body PET/CT, with every output reviewed and signed off by our specialists.
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Avion CRO’s role
We prepare and manage all submissions and notifications, so you never need to learn the system yourself.
Common Questions
An imaging core lab centralises and standardises the imaging in a clinical trial: protocol design, site and camera qualification, image transfer and QC, and independent central reading, so imaging endpoints are consistent and regulator-ready across every site.
Because imaging is designed into the protocol from day one rather than bolted on through a third party. Clinical operations and imaging work as one team under one contract, which means faster decisions and no accountability gaps between suppliers.
Nuclear medicine physicians and appropriately trained radiologists perform expert and double reads, with reader selection and training managed by the core lab for consistent, unbiased analysis.