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# Downloading Imaging

For most studies you’ll need to download patient's imaging and then upload them to the Core Lab (iMedidata, AG Mednet, etc.)

Make sure you have access to the[ imaging platforms (Synase CV and IDS 7 Sectra). ](/nchvr-guidebook/it-set-up.md)

Remember to follow the redacting guidelines for each portal to make sure PHI is removed.

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Reggie Small (<Reginald.Small@unchealth.unc.edu>) is our go-to person for help with imaging. If trying to download the imaging causes too much glitching and technical angst, reach out to Reggie and he can burn the imaging for you onto a disc. <br>

Go to his office to pick up the disc. Remember to do so soon, or tell him when you are going. He has a routine of destroying discs that are not picked up.
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