Getting an MRI for the prostate is a critical part of the diagnostic process.”You give yourself the best chance of getting good information by going to a center that performs a lot of these, and ideally is involved in cutting-edge research about improving imaging and interpretation of the scan,” says Dr. Geoffrey Sonn, Assistant Professor of Urology at Stanford University School of Medicine. “It’s important to seek out a center of excellence and see a radiologist who has extensive experience in reading images of the prostate.”
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