Fig. 4From: Values of multiparametric and biparametric MRI in diagnosing clinically significant prostate cancer: a multivariate analysisRepresentative case of prostate cancer An 80-year-old man with PSA 73.2Ā ng/mL, PSAD 0.77Ā ng/mL2, and Gleason score 3ā+ā4 prostate cancer confirmed after RP. A, B Axial T2WI and FS-T2WI sequences show a T2 hypointense nodule (arrows) involving the left peripheral zone with extraprostatic extension; T2WI scoreā=ā5. C Diffusion-weighted image (bā=ā2000) shows a markedly hyperintense signal (arrows) corresponding to (A) and (B). D ADC map image shows focal hypointense signal corresponding to (C), ADC value of the lesion is 0.829āĆā10-3mm2/s; DWI PI-RADSā=ā5. E Early dynamic contrast enhanced image shows avid enhancement within the anterior lesion (arrows), DCE MRI PI-RADSā=āpositive. PI-RADS scoreā=ā5. F, G The Ktrans and Kep values of the anterior lesion are 0.345/min and 1.249/min, respectively. H Gross morphology of the RP specimen. (I) Microscopic pathological view of the index lesionBack to article page