[Rdap] CT/MRI Image Database of Lungs

[Mary Lynch]

Kat,
Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN might.  I can check with a study coordinator to see if it exists.

To access research data/images, the researcher/institution holding the data needs to establish in the research protocol that de-identified images/data may be shared with researchers outside the institution.

Your first step would be finding the images.

(FYI - I've been a study coordinator for the past 10 years - first at Mayo Clinic - Rochester & now at UW-Madison).

Mary Lynch

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Subject: [Rdap] CT/MRI Image Database of Lungs


I am assisting a researcher in finding a database of lung CT/MRI images of healthy, asthmatic, bronchitis, or cystic fibrosis patients.  Most of the public lung image databases are cancer focused.  Does anyone know of campus researchers that have access to a dataset like this?  If so, what would be the process to access the images?



This leads to the larger question of what processes do institutions have in place to find and access restricted data?  Do you rely on journal articles to facilitate finding, or are data cross referenced in an index or repository? Do your institutions have a policy and point person for access, or is it up to the researcher?



Thanks,



-kat



Katherine E. Koziar

Data Librarian

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