We're frequently asked why offer in-bore biopsies when other targeting approaches work well. We're also asked why care about very small lesions. #ProstateCancer size doesn't always matter. Steven S. Raman MD, FSAR, FSIR Neil Rofsky, MD, MHA Ivan Pedrosa

Anterior base lesions are among the toughest to properly sample. First core was GG1 then increasing volume of GG2 for cores 2-4. Blood in the bladder was very obvious. Patient recovered well. UTSW Radiology

#Movember

THANK YOU to all our rad techs who are our face to the patients and without who we would not be able to do our work, before, during and after covid-19, we appreciate you!!! UTSW Radiology

Exactly 10 years ago I was having a breakfast with Neil Rofsky, MD, MHA in Chicago that would be a turning point in my life. A great turning point 😁. These are things that the virtual environment does not allow but we're thankful for it and will be ready to socialize when appropriate

Dear Baris Turkbey MD thanks for highlighting our work. Very proud of our MS N. Subramaniam who has put together an informative and visually appealing paper showing that # of cores matters even with a 🎯 targeting technique. UTSW Radiology Ivan Pedrosa Neil Rofsky, MD, MHA Alberto Diaz de la rosa

Profound medical would like to thank Amer. Urol. Assn. for featuring the TULSA-PRO® system on the cover of Journal of Urology!To read the 12-month outcomes from our prospective multicentral trial (TACT), click here: ow.ly/PH8n50DNdkj #profound #prostatecancer #prostate #menshealth

In-bore MRI-targeted biopsy may be preferred to fusion biopsy should performing only targeted biopsy of suspicious lesions, without concurrent systematic biopsy, be considered clinically appropriate. ajronline.org/doi/abs/10.221…

Happy to share our latest collaboration with UT Southwestern Urology comparing different targeted biopsy approaches pubs.rsna.org/doi/10.1148/ry… UTSW Radiology

With #ProstateMRI even when you're "wrong" you're right nearly 2/3 of the time according to doi.org/10.1097/ju.000… Samir Taneja and colleagues found #ProstateCancer in 63% of men on follow-up for initial negative biopsy for #PIRADS 4 or 5

Phenomenal program, UTSW Radiology we're lucky to partner with fellows from this program both for clinical and research purposes

Vaccinating health care workers resulted in an immediate reduction of positive COVID-19 cases among employees, reducing the number of required isolations and quarantines by more than 90 percent, according to UTSW Science data published in the NEJM. bit.ly/3rk8jqV

Great job Shivang Desai An uncommon yet characteristic finding that those reading #MRI of the Prostate should be aware of

Rare important hydrogel spacer complication, great work by our UTSW Radiation Oncology colleagues advancesradonc.org/article/S2452-…

#radres - check out the BodyMR fellowship UTSW Radiology in Dallas. #1 hosp in DFW+NCI Cancer Center+800bed county hospital = excellent volume/variety of cases! Dedicated abd rotations + electives! Apply now for 2023 utsouthwestern.edu/education/medi… SAR Resident and Fellow Section Rad-Resident AuntMinnie.com

New AJR Accepted Manuscript: "The Global Reading Room: MRI-Targeted Prostate Biopsy After Proctocolectomy" By Drs Daniel Costa, Menard, Caroline Moore, & Tamada UTSW Radiology KingstonHSC UCL #KawasakiMedicalSchool ajronline.org/doi/abs/10.221…

Sharing here a reporting aid that we created for our group as we implement PI-QUAL v2 in our clinical reports. Based on the pioneer work of dear friends including Purysko, Giganti et al link.springer.com/article/10.100…