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1 topic, 9 min. of video
9 topics, 45 min. of video
An Introduction to Prostate Imaging
3 m.Why Use MRI for Prostate Imaging?
7 m.Using MRI in Tier Assessment
3 m.Assigning Tiers to Prostate Cancer Patients
3 m.Indications for Surveillance Part 1
7 m.Indications for Surveillance Part 2
3 m.Prostate MRI Protocols
7 m.Utilizing the Sequences
12 m.Position Statement
4 m.11 topics, 1 hr. 2 min. of video
Zonal Anatomy
5 m.Subdividing the Prostate Zones in the Axial Plane
4 m.Coronal Anatomy
5 m.Proximal to Distal Anatomy
6 m.Sagittal Anatomy
6 m.Axial Anatomy
12 m.Prostate Anatomy on MRI in the Sagittal Projection
9 m.Utilizing the Axial Sequence
5 m.Naming the Prostate Zones on MRI
9 m.Prostatic Urethra
4 m.Membranous Urethra
3 m.9 topics, 43 min. of video
Applying PI-RADS Scoring in the Peripheral Zone
8 m.PI-RADS Scoring using DWI in the PZ and TZ
7 m.PI-RADS Assessment for DCE
2 m.PI-RADS Assessment in the PZ
6 m.PI-RADS Assessment in the TZ
6 m.Introduction to T-Staging
6 m.Pathologic Staging
4 m.Advanced T-Staging
4 m.Anatomic Staging/Prognostic Groups
6 m.8 topics, 20 min. of video
23 topics, 3 hr. 5 min. of video
Case Review: PI-RADS 1
22 m.Case Review: BPH
8 m.Case Review: Assessing PI-RADS 1 with 3D Imaging
18 m.Case Review: PI-RADS 2
6 m.Case Review: PI-RADS 3 & 4
6 m.Case Review: PI-RADS 2B
4 m.Case Review: PI-RADS 4
5 m.Case Review: Using Staging in a PI-RADS 5
11 m.Case Review: PI-RADS 5 With Capsular Involvement
8 m.Case Review: PI-RADS 5 and Applying T-Stage Scoring
9 m.Case Review: PI-RADS 4-5
9 m.Case Review: PI-RADS 4 Compare with prior 3T
12 m.Case Review: PI-RADS 5 & 3
11 m.Case Review: PI-RADS 4 – Making Use of the ADC Map
5 m.Case Review: Charcoal Sign in the TZ
5 m.Case Review: MR Surveillance
9 m.Case Review: PI-RADS 4, Initially mis-read as PI-RADS 2
8 m.Case Review: PI-RADS 5 with Additional Lesions
10 m.Case Review: Utilizing the Leikert Grading System
7 m.Case Review: Pitfall – The T2 Blackout Sign
6 m.Case Review: When the Diffusion Imaging Fails
4 m.Case Review: When not to use the Leikert Grading System
6 m.Case Review: Interesting Case of PI-RADS 4
7 m.0:01
So why MRI?
0:02
We've discussed in prior vignettes,
0:05
surveillance is one of the primary
0:07
indications for MRI, especially in
0:09
individuals with the lower tier of disease,
0:13
which is again divided up into three tiers.
0:16
So let's talk about what those three tiers are.
0:20
You can break it down into three basic
0:24
categories that determine whether you're
0:27
in tier one, tier two, or tier three.
0:29
So let's start with tier one.
0:32
In tier one, And I'll put the number 1 up here.
0:36
The PSA is going to be 10 nanograms per mL,
0:42
which should be an N, nanograms per mL or
0:45
less, or 10 micrograms per liter or less.
0:50
The Gleason score should be 6 or less.
0:55
The clinical T category is
0:57
going to be T1C and T2A.
1:01
You don't know what those are?
1:03
That's what Google is for.
1:05
All right.
1:06
Let's look at tier number 2.
1:09
Let's get my, actually I'll leave
1:11
everything on here and we'll go to tier 2.
1:13
We'll use a different color.
1:14
Let's use blue.
1:17
Alright, so tier number 2.
1:20
The PSA level is going to be between 10 and 20.
1:26
Not going to repeat the units,
1:27
just to save you some time.
1:29
The Gleason score is 7.
1:32
And the T category is going to be T2B.
1:39
T2B, by the way, does not qualify for high risk.
1:43
Let's go to tier number three.
1:46
Tier number three, let's
1:47
pick a color that we like.
1:49
Oh, let's go with bright green.
1:51
Tier three.
1:53
The PSA level is greater than 20
1:57
nanograms per mL, or micrograms per liter.
2:00
The Gleason score is 8 to 10,
2:04
as you might have expected.
2:06
And the clinical T category is T1.
2:13
So, it's this red group, tier number one,
2:17
and perhaps a small subset of tier number
2:20
twos that are candidates for MR surveillance
2:23
with either a diagnostic MRI or, as we'll
2:27
see, a screening MRI which takes less than 15
2:30
minutes and is equally accurate in detecting
2:33
aggressive cancer as a diagnostic MRI.
2:37
We'll have a look at those later.
2:39
Thanks.
Interactive Transcript
0:01
So why MRI?
0:02
We've discussed in prior vignettes,
0:05
surveillance is one of the primary
0:07
indications for MRI, especially in
0:09
individuals with the lower tier of disease,
0:13
which is again divided up into three tiers.
0:16
So let's talk about what those three tiers are.
0:20
You can break it down into three basic
0:24
categories that determine whether you're
0:27
in tier one, tier two, or tier three.
0:29
So let's start with tier one.
0:32
In tier one, And I'll put the number 1 up here.
0:36
The PSA is going to be 10 nanograms per mL,
0:42
which should be an N, nanograms per mL or
0:45
less, or 10 micrograms per liter or less.
0:50
The Gleason score should be 6 or less.
0:55
The clinical T category is
0:57
going to be T1C and T2A.
1:01
You don't know what those are?
1:03
That's what Google is for.
1:05
All right.
1:06
Let's look at tier number 2.
1:09
Let's get my, actually I'll leave
1:11
everything on here and we'll go to tier 2.
1:13
We'll use a different color.
1:14
Let's use blue.
1:17
Alright, so tier number 2.
1:20
The PSA level is going to be between 10 and 20.
1:26
Not going to repeat the units,
1:27
just to save you some time.
1:29
The Gleason score is 7.
1:32
And the T category is going to be T2B.
1:39
T2B, by the way, does not qualify for high risk.
1:43
Let's go to tier number three.
1:46
Tier number three, let's
1:47
pick a color that we like.
1:49
Oh, let's go with bright green.
1:51
Tier three.
1:53
The PSA level is greater than 20
1:57
nanograms per mL, or micrograms per liter.
2:00
The Gleason score is 8 to 10,
2:04
as you might have expected.
2:06
And the clinical T category is T1.
2:13
So, it's this red group, tier number one,
2:17
and perhaps a small subset of tier number
2:20
twos that are candidates for MR surveillance
2:23
with either a diagnostic MRI or, as we'll
2:27
see, a screening MRI which takes less than 15
2:30
minutes and is equally accurate in detecting
2:33
aggressive cancer as a diagnostic MRI.
2:37
We'll have a look at those later.
2:39
Thanks.
Report
Faculty
Stephen J Pomeranz, MD
Chief Medical Officer, ProScan Imaging. Founder, MRI Online
ProScan Imaging
Tags
Prostate/seminal vesicles
Neoplastic
MRI
Genitourinary (GU)
Body
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