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Incidental findings found in "healthy" volunteers during imaging performed for research: current legal and ethical implications.
Booth, TC, Jackson A, Wardlaw JM, Taylor SA, and Waldman AD
British Journal of Radiology. 2010;83:456-465.
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- This is one of a series of important studies describing the legal and ethical implications of performing imaging studies in normal volunteers. Normal volunteers are commonly involved in imaging studies and incidental findings, often of significance to the subject's health are commonly found. This paper reviews the current legislative and ethical guidelines associated with the conduct of imaging studies in normal subjects and forms the basis for a subsequent publication reviewing current practice within the UK. This study was sponsored by the research committee of the Royal College of radiologists and formed the basis for a one-day meeting on the management of incidental findings in imaging studies hosted by the Royal College of radiologists and the Wellcome Trust in order to advise key stakeholders including the Department of Health and major funding bodies.
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Jackson, Alan
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