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Could MRI Become a Primary Prostate Cancer Screening Method?
Prostate Imaging
Study: Could MRI Become a Primary Prostate Cancer Screening Method?
In a recent paper1 published in August 2023 in the British Medical Journal of Oncology, 8 participating investigators say, “yes.” Researchers found that MRI may have value in screening independently of PSA. These data will allow modelling of the use of MRI as a...
This Monthʼs Overview: Prostate Cancer, PI‑RADS, and AI
A Review of The Landscape and What’s on the Horizon¹ In the early detection of prostate cancer (PCa), prostate MRI continues to play a leading role. Assessing risk with MRI can make an important difference in the diagnosis and has an equally important impact on...
This Monthʼs View: National Menʼs Health Month
MRI and Prostate Health Between 2014 and 2019, the incidence rate of prostate cancer in the U.S. increased 3% per year. That translates to roughly 100,000 more cases of prostate cancer in that time period alone, about half of which were in advanced stage.1 What’s...
Breast Imaging
High-Risk Women and Supplemental Breast MRI: What’s The Latest?
In May, 2023, the American College of Radiology (ACR) updated its guidelines for breast cancer screening, calling for earlier and more intensive testing for women with higher-than-average risk.¹ The new guidelines, which hadn’t been updated since 2018, now call for...
This Month’s View: Breast Cancer and Abbreviated MRI
Two Recent Studies In Women With a Personal History of Breast Cancer In the diagnosis of breast cancer, MRI has been shown to provide additional information that supports other modalities such as full-field digital mammography, tomosynthesis, and ultrasound...
This Monthʼs View: Breast Cancer and MRI
MRI Strategies at Stanford MedicineBody MRI Research (BMR) According to a 2019 report by the CDC, breast cancer (BRCA) is second only to lung cancer as the most-deadly cancer for American women.1 Top 10 Cancers by Rate of Cancer Deaths Rate per 100,000 women, United...
Abdominal Imaging
This Month’s View: Pancreatic Cancer Awareness
November is National Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month1,2 Pancreatic Cancer: Screening in Your Practice?1,2 Early detection and diagnosis of pancreatic cancer is a complex challenge. An asymptomatic malignancy that affects an organ deep inside the body, pancreatic...