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Multicentre trials powered by XNAT<\/h2>\n\n\n\n

XNAT is an advanced management system for research images. It uses multiple technologies to provide researchers with the tools they need to process data and view data. The ICR\/RM XNAT Repository hosts large multicentre trials for a variety of organisations. In general, we do not hold the original copy of the data, which is retained at the sites where acquisition occurred. However, the Repository provides the canonical copy<\/em> for the purposes of the trial. The “value-added” part of what we do is to:<\/p>\n\n\n\n