State of the Art Symposium
SA 16b - Prostate MRI scoring systems: what is new and what we still need?
Lectures
1
Chairperson's introduction
05:00Philippe Puech, Lille / FR
2
Active surveillance (PRECISE)
15:00Tristan Barrett, Cambridge / UK
3
Image quality (PI-QUAL)
15:00Maarten De Rooij, Nijmegen / NL
4
Scoring systems used in post-therapeutic contexts (PI-RR, PI-FAB and TARGET)
15:00Giorgio Brembilla, Milan / IT
5
The urologist's perspective
15:00Veeru Kasivisvanathan, London / UK
6
Panel discussion: What do prostate MRI scores change in current practice, and what is still needed?
25:00Panel discussion: What do prostate MRI scores change in current practice, and what is still needed?
This session reviews the various scores recently published to enhance the quality of prostate MRI reports. Their primary goal is to reduce subjective assessments of acquisition quality, active surveillance progression, or the likelihood of recurrence after treatment by offering clear scores based on validated, universally understood objective criteria. Using these scores improves the quality of prostate MRIs and strengthens the role of the radiologist and imaging in cancer management.
5 min
Chairperson's introduction
Philippe Puech, Lille / France
15 min
Active surveillance (PRECISE)
Tristan Barrett, Cambridge / United Kingdom
15 min
Image quality (PI-QUAL)
Maarten De Rooij, Nijmegen / Netherlands
15 min
Scoring systems used in post-therapeutic contexts (PI-RR, PI-FAB and TARGET)
Giorgio Brembilla, Milan / Italy
15 min
The urologist's perspective
Veeru Kasivisvanathan, London / United Kingdom
25 min
Panel discussion: What do prostate MRI scores change in current practice, and what is still needed?