Hypoxia is a common feature of solid tumors that contributes to angiogenesis, invasiveness,
metastasis, altered metabolism and genomic instability. As hypoxia is a major actor in tumor …

… Imaging biomarkers must cross translational gap 1 to become robust medical research
tools, and translational gap 2 to be integrated into routine patient care. This goal is achieved …

… In the present review we evaluate the role of PET/CT and MRI findings as imaging biomarkers
of PCa, addressing their clinical impact on treatment management and prognosis in both …

… The decrease of muscle quality precedes the loss of quantity, so we studied the role
magnetic resonance imaging biomarkers as indicators of the quantity and quality of muscle in …

… In summary, there are accumulating data on a variety of imaging biomarkers of cardiovascular
disease. Thus far, the strongest associations with events have been observed for coronary …

… However, a range of new biomarkers, from imaging to genomics, have recently … of imaging
biomarkers set them apart from molecular, including genomic and proteomic, biomarkers. First…

… However, the role of imaging biomarkers … imaging biomarker for survival, independent of
MGMT promoter methylation (19). However, it is important to note that the role of this biomarker …

… In this review we will describe what constitutes an imaging biomarker, the principles of
imaging biomarker development, and the current status of imaging biomarkers with respect to MRI…

… imaging biomarkers presented in this section are profoundly different from the biomarkers of
… , they do not fit strictly the definition of biomarkers as distinct molecules related to pathology, …

… are reliable biomarkers for detecting the … on imaging biomarkers. We highlight studies with
sufficient power to make meaningful conclusions concerning the role of imaging biomarkers in …