Fig. 1
From: Five-point Likert scaling on MRI predicts clinically significant prostate carcinoma
A 74-year-old patient with a PSA level of 16.08 ng/mL. A T2-weighted image (T2WI) demonstrates decreased signal intensity lesions in both lobes (a). These lesions show a focally increased signal intensity on diffusion-weighted (DWI, b) and dynamic contrast-enhanced (DCE, c) MRI. Using the five-point Likert scale, the two readers assigned a score of 5 to both lesions. On the other hand, the small tumor foci pointed out by the blue arrow in the histology (d) was not pointed out on MRI reading