(cercando eventualmente la parola "core-lab", anche senza trattino)

http://www.valduce.it/t_lab_struttura.htm

http://www.salute.gov.it/imgs/C_17_pagineAree_330_listaFile_...

http://www.iss.it/site/attivita/ISSWEB_istituto/UO/index.asp...

...l'ISS lo chiama addirittura "core-laboratorio"..., :)

Medical imaging can help biopharmaceutical and medical device companies meet the demands of the continued market pressure to shorten the therapeutic development process. By changing the way disease progression is measured, medical imaging can assist clinical trial sponsors in increasing their clinical trial efficiency and decreasing their costs.
Clinical trial sponsors turn to organizations variously known as imaging core laboratories, central imaging laboratories, or imaging CROs to manage the medical imaging process for clinical trials. For clarity, this article will use the term imaging CRO to describe these organizations.
http://www.zangani.com/taxonomy/term/14/0?page=30

In clinical trials, supervising imaging centers is part of the overall medical imaging process, which is managed by an imaging CRO. Also known as imaging core laboratories or central imaging laboratories, imaging CROs manage the collection of consistent, high-quality imaging data and ensure minimal variability through central reading.
http://appliedclinicaltrialsonline.findpharma.com/appliedcli...

In addition, the FDA prefers that radiological assessments be done by a central review. This role is almost exclusively performed by an imaging core laboratory. Imaging core laboratories or central imaging laboratories have historically been focused on managing the collection of consistent, high-quality imaging data and ensuring minimal variability through a central reading committee.
http://appliedclinicaltrialsonline.findpharma.com/appliedcli...