Lessons on Quality Control in Large Scale Imaging Trials: the Multi-Ethnic Study of Atherosclerosis (MESA)
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- 作者：Gustavo J. Volpe (1)
Patricia Rizzi (1)
Marcelo S. Nacif (1) (2)
Erin P. Ricketts (9)
Bharath Ambale Venkatesh (9)
Chia-Ying Liu (2)
Antoinette S. Gomes (3)
W. Gregory Hundley (4)
Martin R. Prince (5)
James C. Carr (6)
Robyn L. McClelland (7)
Kiang Liu (8)
John Eng (9)
W. Craig Johnson (7)
Raimond L. Winslow (10) (11)
David A. Bluemke (1) (2)
Jo茫o A. C. Lima (1)
1. Division of Cardiology ; Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine ; 600 N Wolfe Street ; Blalock 524 ; Baltimore ; MD ; 21287 ; USA
2. Radiology and Imaging Sciences ; National Institutes of Health Clinical Center ; Bethesda ; MD ; USA
9. Department of Radiology ; Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine ; Baltimore ; MD ; USA
3. Department of Radiology ; UCLA School of Medicine ; Los Angeles ; CA ; USA
4. Department of Internal Medicine and Radiology ; Wake Forest University School of Medicine ; Winston-Salem ; NC ; USA
5. Cornell MRI ; Cornell and Columbia Universities ; New York ; NY ; USA
6. Division of Radiology ; Northwestern University Medical School ; Chicago ; IL ; USA
7. Department of Biostatistics ; University of Washington ; Seattle ; WA ; USA
8. Department of Preventive Medicine ; Northwestern University Medical School ; Chicago ; IL ; USA
10. Institute for Computational Medicine ; Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine ; Baltimore ; MD ; USA
11. Biomedical Engineering ; Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine ; Baltimore ; MD ; USA - 关键词：Cardiac magnetic resonance ; Quality control ; Heart function ; Tissue characterization
- 刊名：Current Cardiovascular Imaging Reports
- 出版年：2015
- 出版时间：May 2015
- 年：2015
- 卷：8
- 期：5
- 全文大小：2,103 KB
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- 出版者：Springer US
- ISSN：1941-9074
文摘
The Multi-Ethnic Study of Atherosclerosis (MESA), initiated in July 2000, is a six-center longitudinal population-based study that included 6,814 men and women at baseline study. Cardiac MRI was part of the study procedures, representing the first large-scale application of cardiac MRI in a multi-center and multi-ethnic population study in the USA. To date, this is the largest ever MRI study. Such effort would come with a great potential for variability due to the number of professionals involved; therefore, an intensive quality control process was implemented since the very beginning. A workflow for process control was used to match image protocols in different types of MRI scanners, transfer images to the reading center, train technicians, and implement image quality scorecards. This article reviews the influence of research management for quality control and work standardization processes in cardiac magnetic MRI results at the 10th year of follow-up in MESA.