PI-RADS Prostate Cancer Diagnosis Pathway - Video Summary with annimations

[@mendesnelson]

You can just tell this doctor is a the wizard of this - covered every possible angle and incredible grasp of all the material. Tops!

[@steveg6978]

Best present I have seen !

[@kamalsh6123]

What would you say to someone who has a clearly detected bacterial prostatitis (through semen culture), a fluctuating PSA between 25 to 40 (after starting and stopping antibiotic treatment) and a small lesion (PIRADS 4,

[@justdoesntaddup8620]

Many thanks, excellent presentation, excellent translation and communication, fantastic visual graphics.

[@nikolasc4142]

Excellent presentation

[@loizosloizou1316]

Very informative and excellent presentation. Thank you!

[@anthonyshaw8698]

Wow!!!👍🎩👍 Excellent presentation!! Really gonna help me in my decision making, in my possible diagnosis of prostate cancer, from my MRI. 3 Lesions......Pi-rads 4/5 But, my PSA, is only 2.5 How weird is that? Urologist right away, wants to do a traditional systematic 12 core biopsy. I may want to shoot for the MRI targeted focused biopsy instead. Less cores, less pain hopefully😅

[@shamrock8561]

Should you get a targeted biopsy after finding a lesion classified as a PiRad 3 ?

[@anwarpadhani]

Yes if the PSAD indicates. See kzbin.info/www/bejne/rHbJqpqdhrOKsKc

[@minhle1700]

The video sound is pretty good, beyond my imagination

[@jaimemarun2841]

Is it justifiable to do a biopsy with PIRAD 2 before a PAE?

[@maxinegrin8511]

NO

[@normandcharette2794]

This presentation would benefit from a glossary of definitions of acronyms. I recognize that your normal audience may know these acronyms but a layman has to search for these. The presentation results are not that hard to understand even for a layman.

[@anwarpadhani]

Okay good idea...