Supplements, Oct 2, 2007 - Applied Clinical Trials

Supplements, Oct 2, 2007

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Viewpoint

By Hermann Schulz, MD

Strategies for labs to support global trials and meet the needs of sponsors worldwide.

By Colin Rhodes

To select the right CRO as an imaging partner, sponsors must first be aware of what to look for.

Feature Article

By Frank G. Yanowitz, MD

A look at ECG evaluation for drug-related alterations in repolarization and Torsade de Pointes.

By Christina Mastandrea

How imaging CROs minimize data variability in multisite studies and create the necessary consistency.

By Johannes T. Heverhagen , Michael V. Knopp

The use of imaging in trials shows great promise, but proper application requires early dialogue.

Bonus Article

By Jeffrey S. Litwin

A call to sponsors to rethink the role of ECGs in drug development and the use of central core labs.

By Dr. Francisco Leão, Jr

With globalization of trials comes the difficulties of biologic sample logistics. Enter the centralized/decentralized laboratory model.

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