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Prostate MRI read: PI-RADS v2.1 lesions, sector map, PSA density and fusion-biopsy targets.
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Prostate MRI reads biparametric (T2W and diffusion) and multiparametric (with DCE) studies in the MRI-first diagnostic pathway. The run segments the gland and its peripheral and transition zones, measures the volume and, with a PSA value, the PSA density. It then detects suspicious lesions, segments each one, places it on the PI-RADS v2.1 sector map and assigns a PI-RADS category.
Around the lesion list, the result states whether each sequence is diagnostically adequate (PI-QUAL), flags extraprostatic extension and seminal vesicle invasion per side, and exports biopsy targets that fusion-biopsy systems import. With a prior study on active surveillance, lesions are matched and scored with PRECISE; after prostatectomy or radiotherapy, the read follows PI-RR for local recurrence.
Decision support for physicians reporting prostate MRI, where transition-zone lesions and PI-RADS 3 versus 4 calls vary most between readers: a consistent lesion list with measurements and sector locations, and a quality statement that says when image quality limits a negative read.
Radiologists who report prostate MRI at any volume, urologists planning targeted biopsy or active surveillance, and radiation oncologists. Through the API, targets and contours flow to fusion-biopsy platforms and urology registries.
prior_files for PRECISE assessment on active surveillance.| Requirement | Why |
|---|---|
| Axial T2W | Reference series for zones, lesion shape and transition-zone scoring |
| DWI with a high b-value (≥1400 s/mm²) | Dominant sequence for the peripheral zone; computed from the acquired b-values when absent |
| ADC map | Scores diffusion restriction with the high-b images; computed from DWI when not supplied |
| DCE (optional) | A positive DCE upgrades a peripheral-zone DWI score of 3 to PI-RADS 4; also supports local staging and recurrence reads |
Missing or degraded DWI (rectal gas, hip prostheses) and post-biopsy haemorrhage are reported in the quality section rather than silently scored.
PSA (for PSA density), prior biopsy results, treatment history (prostatectomy, radiotherapy) and active-surveillance
status go in clinical_context.
| Section | Content |
|---|---|
| Image quality (PI-QUAL) | Per-sequence diagnostic adequacy, artefacts (gas, motion, distortion) and the PI-QUAL score |
| Gland and zones | Whole-gland, peripheral-zone and transition-zone masks, gland volume, PSA density when PSA is given |
| PI-RADS lesions | Each lesion with mask, size, zone, sector-map location, PI-RADS v2.1 category and a biopsy target |
| Local staging | Likelihood of extraprostatic extension, seminal vesicle and neurovascular-bundle invasion per side |
| Active surveillance (PRECISE) | Lesion matching against the prior, size change and PRECISE score |
| Recurrence (PI-RR) | Local recurrence likelihood and location after prostatectomy or radiotherapy |
| Draft report | Opt-in (options.report): an English narrative that interprets the result for the reader (findings, impression, limitations); every number is checked against the findings |
sector_map block), with the PI-RADS v2.1
features for extraprostatic extension.Gland volume comes from the segmentation in millilitres, so PSA density is PSA divided by that volume. The PI-RADS category follows the dominant sequence of each zone: diffusion in the peripheral zone, T2W in the transition zone.
One run returns every section its input supports.
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