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Comments on design and sequence of biomarker studies
Constantine Gatsonis Center for Statistical Sciences Brown University ACRIN Fall Meeting, 2008 ACRIN EISC 2008 Gatsonis, Brown University
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Clinical use vs use as trial endpoint
Before Tx: stratification in order to decide on alternative treatments During Tx: early prediction of treatment response basis for modifying therapy After Tx: monitoring for recurrence ACRIN EISC 2008 Gatsonis, Brown University
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Clinical use vs use as trial endpoint
Use as Phase II trial endpoint Does image-based marker predict Phase III endpoints at the patient level at the trial level Combining information from a group of studies is needed to “validate” marker for endpoint use. ACRIN EISC 2008 Gatsonis, Brown University
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Aspects of marker performance
Assay validation Reliability/ Reproducibility Diagnostic/ predictive accuracy Effect on clinical outcomes For clinical practice X x For Phase II endpoint ACRIN EISC 2008 Gatsonis, Brown University
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Aspects of marker performance
Reliability/ Reproducibility Diagnostic/ predictive accuracy Effect on clinical outcomes For clinical practice X x For Phase II endpoint More evidence is needed for Phase II endpoint validation ACRIN EISC 2008 Gatsonis, Brown University
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Aspects of marker performance
Reliability/ Reproducibility Diagnostic/ predictive accuracy Effect on clinical outcomes For clinical practice X x For Phase II endpoint Sequencing: Can all these be accomplished in one study, as is often required by reviewers of protocols? ACRIN EISC 2008 Gatsonis, Brown University
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Generalizable studies
Opportunity: New imaging markers work a lot closer to the disease process and therapeutic intervention than morphologic imaging. Challenge: How granular should evaluation become? Will it be necessary to evaluate marker in every disease/therapy combination? ACRIN EISC 2008 Gatsonis, Brown University
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