Ernesto
Castillo1,2, Emilio Hernandez3, Jose Maria
Rodriguez-Barbero4, Pilar Perez Sanz1, Javier Gonzalez3,
Pedro Cabrera3, Javier C. Angulo, 23
1Radiology,
H.U. de Getafe, Getafe, Madrid, Spain; 2Universidad Europea de
Madrid; 3Urology, H.U. de Getafe; 4Pathology, H.U. de
Getafe
In
30 patients with high-risk localized (T1-2) prostate cancer the risk of
extracapsular extension and affected margins before radical prostatectomy
were evaluated blindly before surgery. The pathologists evaluation of the
biopsy cylinders predicted the risk erroneously in 35% of the evaluations.
Using multiparametric MRI and MR spectroscopic imaging, diffusion-weighted
imaging and dynamic CE-MRI with an endorectal coil the radiologist did so in
18.3%. Multiparametric MRI of the prostate preoperatively alerts upon the
risk of extracapsular disease in high-risk localized prostate cancer better
than accurate review of transrectal biopsy.