Five Uses for MRI In Prostate Cancer | Prostate Cancer Staging Guide

PCRI Executive Director, Mark Scholz, MD, explains how MRI in used in prostate cancer.
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[@MrGuitar1458]

As always, Dr. Scholz gives a great report, excellent information. Thank you!

[@Northatlantic2012]

Great info. Thank you.

[@212Roger]

I had the Tesla 3 MRI done. On medication for now; will recheck in six months.

[@alphonserobichaud1278]

Should I have a MRI if my biopsy says 3+3=6 ? My doctor didn't order a MRI first

[@chuckgardify]

I have a 8 psa and I have no problems. My doctor wants to do a needle biopsy. Here's the catch..she only talks to me via email and I have been hospitalized before because Needle biopsy have missed there target and landed me in the hospital in e tremendously pain. What should I do

[@kaoruyamazaki5724]

Do a transperineal biopsy. It doesn’t go through the rectum so the risk of infection is pretty much nonexistent. And you get to be put under while it’s being done, so you won’t feel anything either. You have to research and see who does this type of biopsy. Also, it might serve you to go to Facebook and add a prostate cancer group. If you do have a Facebook, they are all very helpful and give you a lot of good suggestions. Good luck to you chuck

[@mactheslovac8673]

New doctor

[@mrofnocnon]

Have an MRI and nothing else to begin with.

[@thomasjones1496]

No comment, I might get banned.

[@ronbonora7872]

that's nice! LOL