What it does
Compares synthetic baseline and follow-up quantitative measurements and acquisition context, with non-persistent charts and local research summaries.
Research prototype
PET Response Tracker
Reviewing change over time requires baseline and follow-up information together. For imaging research teams, PET Response Tracker structures that information in a research workspace. It does not determine treatment response; qualified professionals remain responsible.
Purpose and people
Who it helps
Imaging professionals, research teams, and healthcare organizations studying transparent longitudinal-review workflows.
Current maturity
Research prototype. The public sandbox has no sign-in, saved cases or patient-history workflow. The public status does not imply clinical validation or production approval.
What it does not do
It does not determine treatment response, replace PERCIST or other professional assessment, recommend treatment, or create a validated clinical record.
Privacy and evidence boundary
Do not use real patient, clinical, or protected health information in a public or research demonstration. Use synthetic records unless a separately governed environment is approved.
Evidence status
The current public material demonstrates a proposed longitudinal workflow. It does not publish clinical-performance, concordance, outcome, or independent-validation evidence.
Review current case-study scopeHuman decision point
Qualified clinicians remain responsible for lesion selection, measurement quality, response criteria, interpretation, documentation, and patient-care decisions.
Review human-oversight principlesAppropriate next step
Review the research scope before opening the workspace, and use only synthetic information.