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1 ACRIN 6686 (RTOG 0825) Advanced MRI Imaging Manual ACRIN 6686 / RTOG 0825 A phase III double blind placebo controlled trial of conventional chemoradiation and adjuvant temozolomide plus bevacizumab vs conventional concurrent chemoradiation and adjuvant temozolomide in patients with newly diagnosed glioblastoma. ACRIN 6686 MR abr.v Page 1 of 14
2 Table of Contents MRI Scanner Qualification Procedures 3 MR Image Acquisition Parameters 5 MR Imaging Procedures for Advanced Imaging DCE-MRI.6 DSC-MRI.8 MRI Collection Time Points/Visits 9 Image Submission 10 Image Transmittal Worksheet Instructions 11 Image Transmittal Worksheet 12 Quality Control Procedures 13 Contact Information 14 ACRIN 6686 MR abr.v Page 2 of 14
3 MRI Scanner Qualification for ACRIN 6686 Qualification Requirements Overview To participate in the ACRIN 6686 trial, a site must perform all of the advanced MRI scans per the protocol-specific parameters. To ensure a site s scanner performs the advanced MRI sequences appropriately, one test MRI scan consisting of both standard and advanced series must be completed on the scanner that will be used consistently throughout the trial. In addition to the standard MR imaging series obtained in accordance with the RTOG 0825 protocol, the advanced MR imaging for ACRIN 6686 consists of: 1. DCE-MRI: a. Five 3D pre-contrast T1 weighted imaging series followed by: b. A 3D multi-phase dynamic contrast-enhanced T1-weighed series 2. Dynamic Susceptibility Contrast Enhanced MRI (DSC-MRI) a. A 2D multi-phase dynamic multi-phase GRE-EPI or simultaneous GRE/SE-EPI The parameters and procedures for the above advanced imaging series are listed in the ACRIN 6686 MR Imaging Manual available by clicking on the Imaging Materials link on the protocol-specific web page at All subjects enrolled in ACRIN 6686 must have their advanced imaging performed on the same scanner for each timepoint. Image Qualification Review Test scans will be reviewed to ensure they are protocol compliant, and that the required spatial and temporal resolution goals have been achieved on the dynamic series. The site research associate and lead technologist will receive an regarding the review results. If the test MRI scans are approved, documentation will be included in an which will list the approved scanner s type, model, and station name (as indicated in DICOM tag 0018, 1010). If the scans are not approved, a form that explains required corrections will be ed. Approval of the test images is mandatory prior to a site registering a participant onto the trial. ACRIN 6686 MR abr.v Page 3 of 14
4 Submission of Images for MR Scanner Qualification All scanners to be used for advanced imaging must be approved independently. Test imaging must be received, and approved, by the ACRIN imaging core laboratory prior to subject enrollment. For further information, please contact the imaging core lab. The use of gadolinium is not required on test imaging submissions. Sites that have been approved for the following protocols, need not re-qualify, UNLESS a different scanner is to be used for the trial, or the scanner has undergone a software or hardware revision since the previous qualification: ACRIN 6677 ACRIN 6684 ACRIN 6689 If you are unsure of the approval status of your scanner, or if you have any questions regarding the qualification, technical acquisition or submission of the required MR images, please contact Jim Gimpel RT(R)(MR) at jgimpel@acr-arrs.org. Qualification images may be submitted on CD-ROM media to: American College of Radiology 1818 Market Street Suite 1600 Philadelphia, PA Attn: Core Lab 6686 qualification ACRIN 6686 MR abr.v Page 4 of 14
5 ACRIN 6686 ADVANCED MRI PARAMETERS All MRI scans must be completed on a 1.5 or 3.0 Tesla scanner. To ensure the reproducibility of images, sites MUST scan study participants on the same ACRIN-approved MRI scanner for which trial qualification scans were performed and using the same protocol-specific parameters consistently at each time point. The following MRI sequences are mandatory across all scanner models for each study participant: T1 Pre Contrast Spin Plane TR TE FOV Phase FOV% Slice Thickness Gap Matrix Phase Echo Axial min. (<15) % 5mm 1mm 256x192 R-L 1 NEX / NSA T2 FSE Echo Phase Slice NEX / Plane TR TE Train FOV FOV% Thickness Gap Matrix Phase NSA Axial % 5mm 1mm 512x256 R-L 2 FLAIR Plane TR TE TI FOV Phase FOV% Slice Thickness Gap Matrix Phase NEX / NSA Axial 1.5T % 5mm 1mm 256x192 R-L 1 Axial 3T % 5mm 1mm 256x192 R-L 1 T1 Mapping for DCE-MRI (See procedures below) DCE-MRI (See procedures below) ---First Injection--- Diffusion DWI / DTI 2D EPI Plane TR TE B Value # of Directions Axial Min Min ~ (min) FOV Phase FOV% Slice Thickness Gap Matrix Phase x % 5mm 1mm minimum R-L NEX / NSA 1 (min) DSC - Perfusion-MRI (See procedures below) ---2 nd Injection--- T1 Post Phase Slice NEX / Contrast Plane TR TE FOV FOV% Thickness Gap Matrix Phase NSA Spin 220- Echo* Axial* min. (<15) % 5mm 1mm 256x256 R-L 1 *This post-contrast imaging must be performed in at least the plane that the pre-contrast imaging T1 Post Contrast 3D SPGR (MPRAGE) Sagittal Plane TR TE TI Flip Angle FOV Phase FOV% Slice Thick Gap Matrix Phase NEX / NSA (Siemens) (min) % 1.3mm 0mm 256x256 A-P 1 (GE) ~10 ~ % 1.3mm 0mm 256x256 A-P 1-2 ACRIN 6686 MR abr.v Page 5 of 14
6 MR Imaging Procedures for Advanced Imaging Dynamic Contrast - Enhanced (DCE) - MRI Protocol Description The DCE-MRI consists of 5 short series used for T1 mapping, followed by the dynamic, contrastenhanced MRI series. The dynamic series is a multiphase technique with images acquired before, during, and after intravenous injection of gadolinium (Gd)-based contrast agent. Platform/scheduling Patients must be imaged on the same scanner for all MRI studies. General technique Prescan calibration should be completed prior to the T1 mapping series and should not be repeated until after the dynamic series is completed (if needed). The slice locations and positioning for the T1 mapping and the dynamic series should be identical. For all series, do not use normalization filters such as SCIC or PURE. If magnets and multichannel head coils are available to perform parallel imaging, speed factors for ASSET or IPAT of 2 can be used. Do not use higher speed factors. If parallel imaging techniques are used, identical parallel imaging techniques must be used on all series. If parallel imaging techniques are not available, sites can use zero-filled interpolation in the phase and frequency direction Zip x 2. Images on the dynamic run should be acquired as 3D SPGR/MPRAGE axial at a degree flip; do not acquire as oblique. 3 to 5mm slice thickness yielding a 6cm slab of effective coverage A contrast agent power injector should be used for contrast administration in this study. The power injector should be set up per standard protocol. Enough contrast agent should be loaded for both the DCE scan and the additional contrast agent used for the DSC-MRI sequence. The rate of injection should be 3 to 5 cc/sec, followed by a saline flush at the same rate. ACRIN 6686 MR abr.v Page 6 of 14
7 Dynamic Contrast - Enhanced (DCE) - MRI Protocol (cont d) T1 Mapping Series Technique (run prior to injection): Five (5) 3D SPGR/MPRAGE series, total (with same prescription as dynamic series). One each, performed at 30, 20, 15, 10, and 2 degrees prior to the dynamic series. Tune to the first series and do not run pre-scan again for any subsequent T1 map, nor the dynamic DCE series. The repetition time (TR) must be identical for all flip angles. The lowest flip angle should be 2 degrees. ACRIN can provide source code to compile to run this sequence, if needed. For the baseline study o If prior studies are available, center the slice locations (in the z-direction) for T1 mapping series on the area with the largest enhancing abnormality. o If no prior studies are available, center slice locations on the area with largest abnormality on T2-weighted images. o Note that if the largest abnormality is near the top or bottom of the brain, it is acceptable for the highest or lowest slice locations (respectively) to be outside of the brain or outside of coil coverage. For subsequent studies o Center the slice locations for mapping sequence to match those of the baseline study. DCE-MRI Dynamic Series Technique Allowable contrast agents are: Magnevist, Omniscan, Dotarem, ProHance, and Gadovist. Please do not use MultiHance. The contrast agent should be administered using a power injector. Patients will require a heparin lock or other similar device for the administration of contrast agent during the dynamic sequence with the patient in the scanner. The frame rate (time per phase) of the multiphase acquisition should be acquired in 6 seconds or less such that each volume should be completely sampled every six seconds or more frequently, if possible. Injection takes place after 10 baseline frames (phases) are obtained. The total imaging time should be 5.5 minutes. This amounts to 55 to 95 frames (phases), depending upon the acquisition time. The total number of slices acquired should be 660 to 1,900, depending on the number of slices in each frame. For example: If your time per phase works out to 5 seconds per phase, then: 5 seconds x 66 phases = 330 seconds (5.5 minutes) 66 phases x 10 slices per phase = 660 slices Inject at 50 seconds (5 seconds x 10 frames) Contrast agent administration is 0.1 mmol/kg via power injector (3 to 5 cc/sec), followed by a flush with 20 cc of normal saline at the same rate. ACRIN 6686 MR abr.v Page 7 of 14
8 Dynamic Susceptibility Contrast (DSC)- MRI Protocol Description The DSC-MRI protocol consists of administering a preload of a Gd (the Gd used for the DCE exam), followed by the collection of echo planar imaging (EPI) data before, during, and after administration of an additional bolus of Gd contrast agent. The DSC acquisition is started 5 to 10 min after the DCE acquisition. General technique The EPI sequence should be set up to collect at least 120 points with a TR between 1.0 and 1.5 seconds. A GRE-EPI, or a simultaneous GRE/SE-EPI sequence can be used: o For GRE-EPI, echo time (TE) should equal 30 to 40 milliseconds. o For SE-EPI, TE should equal 70 to 105 milliseconds. If using a combined GRE/SE-EPI sequence, use the minimum TE for SE, which will likely be slightly longer than the 70 to 105 milliseconds range listed above. Specific DSC-MRI acquisition Start the DSC-MRI sequence. After collecting at least 30 baseline points, inject the bolus of contrast agent (0.1 mmol/kg). Continue collecting the data so that at least 120 points are collected per slice. Examples of the DSC-MR images collected and time course from a single voxel are shown below in Figure 1. Note the transient darkening of the image and the decrease in signal as the contrast agent passes through the tissue. Figure 1. Example images and signal time course collected during a DSC study. Shown are GRE-EPI images collected at three different time points, before, during and after the bolus injection of contrast agent, along with an example signal time course from one voxel. Notice that the image and voxel signal intensity transiently decrease as the bolus of contrast passes through the tissue. ACRIN 6686 MR abr.v Page 8 of 14
9 MR Imaging Time Points Standard RTOG 0825 MR Imaging Time Points Table Pre-Treatment 28 d prior to registration Pre-Treatment 1 wk prior to registration Adjuvant Phase Before initiation of cycle 1, 4, 7 (if administered), 10 (if administered) within 72 hrs prior to d 1 & 1 mo after final cycle completion After Therapy Completion q 3 mos for 1 yr, then q 4 mos for 1 yr, then q 6 mos Standard Imaging: Contrast-enhanced MRI MRI/CT (blood detection) X X X X see Section RTOG 0825 for details Advanced ACRIN 6686 Advanced MR Imaging Time Points Table T0-Baseline (within 0 to 5 Days prior to chemo-rt) T1-Week 3 (within 0 to 3 days prior to placebo or bevacizumab initiation) T2-Week Day (must be completed same day or 1 st day after placebo or bevacizumab begins) T3-Week 10 (post-chemo-rt, during adjuvant phase) Advanced Imaging: DSC-MRI and DCE- MRI from ACRIN 6686 X X X X Acute intracranial hemorrhage must have been ruled out prior to Baseline advanced imaging scan. ACRIN 6686 MR abr.v Page 9 of 14
10 MR Image Submission Instructions Sites have two options for submitting MR images to ACRIN s image archive Using ACRIN s image transfer application (TRIAD) Express mailing images on a CD-ROM Important Note: All MR images for this protocol must be provided in DICOM format. TRIAD software for SFTP submission The preferred image transfer method is via TRIAD, a software application that ACRIN provides for installation on a site s PC. TRIAD collects image sets from a scanner s computer or from the picture archiving communications system (PACS). The TRIAD software anonymizes, encrypts, and nondestructively compresses the images as they are transferred to the ACRIN image archive in Philadelphia. Once equipment-readiness has been determined, imaging personnel from ACRIN will coordinate installation and training for the software. For more information, contact: TRIAD-support@acr-arrs.org or call Upon electronically submitting the MR images, sites should fax the Image Transmittal Worksheet to the ACRIN core laboratory at or it to scary@acr-arrs.org. The Image Transmittal Worksheet (ITW) is available on the 6686 ACRIN website, or by contacting the imaging core lab (see ACRIN Contact Information ). Media delivery instructions For exams submitted via a CD-ROM, please affix a label to the CD jacket that includes: study name, site name, site number, subject number, date of scan(s), image time point, and type of imaging. Do not apply adhesive labels directly to the CD. Complete the Image Transmittal Worksheet and include with the media shipment. Mail the images and worksheet to: American College of Radiology Imaging Network MRI/CT Core Laboratory Attn: ACRIN Market Street, 16th floor Philadelphia, PA ACRIN 6686 MR abr.v Page 10 of 14
11 Image Transmittal Worksheet Instructions The Image Transmittal Worksheet (ITW) can be found on the protocol-specific page of the ACRIN Web site: (click on Imaging Materials ). MRI images are required to be submitted to ACRIN after each time point (or visit) and must be recorded on the ITW. A separate ITW must be completed for each MRI submission. The ITW must include both the ACRIN and RTOG site and subject numbers, as well as the name of the technologist performing the scan. Other information required on this form includes the time point, date of study, and participant date of birth (for quality control purposes). Sites must also provide the address of the person who should receive feedback regarding image quality. An ACRIN core laboratory imaging specialist reviews the ITW in order to confirm the number of series, number of images, and the appropriate identifying/de-identified information for the imaging study. Important Note: This form MUST be completed in its entirety. No image submissions will be credited as being received without a fully completed ITW. ACRIN 6686 MR abr.v Page 11 of 14
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13 Quality Control Procedures ACRIN imaging specialists review all ITWs and images submitted to ensure images comply with the protocol parameters. Should the specialist discover that images or image-related data are missing, inaccurate, or inconsistent with the imaging protocol, sites are notified through the following process: 1. An imaging query describing the problem is ed to the study coordinator. Such a query is also referred to as a Z5 form (see example below). 2. The site should resolve the problem as quickly as possible and must maintain a hard copy of the completed and signed query at the site. 3. A site receives up to three reminders to resolve a query. After that time, an outstanding query is reported to the trial leadership for assistance with resolution. ACRIN 6686 MR abr.v Page 13 of 14
14 ACRIN Contact Information: Core Lab: Jim Gimpel RT (R)(MR) Imaging Analyst Lead Technologist ACRIN Market Street Suite 1600 Philadelphia, PA Attn: Imaging 0825 (215) Sandy Toland-Cary RT (R)(MR) Imaging Technolgist ACRIN Market Street Suite 1600 Philadelphia, PA Attn: Imaging 0825 (215) Administrative: Bernadine Dunning Project Manager ACRIN Market Street Suite 1600 Philadelphia, PA Data Management: Jamie Downs Data Manager ACRIN Market Street Suite 1600 Philadelphia, PA ACRIN 6686 MR abr.v Page 14 of 14
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