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Comparison of Capability for Distinguishing Malignant from Benign Prostatic Areas among 3D CEST Imaging, DWI and Combined Descriptors

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Motivation: When compared with DWI, 3D CEST imaging has a potential to play a complementary role for improving management of suspected prostatic cancer patients and improve differentiation capability of malignant from benign prostatic area. Goal(s): The goal was to compare the capability for distinguishing malignant from benign prostatic areas among 3D CEST imaging, DWI and combined both information. Approach: This clinical study examined DWI and 3D CEST imaging. Then, ADC, MTRasym and combined descriptors were compared to their diagnostic performance. Results: Specificity and accuracy of combined discriminators were significantly higher than those of MTRasym (p<0.0001) and ADC (p<0.0001). Impact: 3D CEST imaging is considered at least as valuable as DWI and can improve capability for differentiation of malignant from benign prostatic areas with DWI. 3D CEST imaging may play as complementary role for management of suspected prostatic cancer patients.
Title: Comparison of Capability for Distinguishing Malignant from Benign Prostatic Areas among 3D CEST Imaging, DWI and Combined Descriptors
Description:
Motivation: When compared with DWI, 3D CEST imaging has a potential to play a complementary role for improving management of suspected prostatic cancer patients and improve differentiation capability of malignant from benign prostatic area.
Goal(s): The goal was to compare the capability for distinguishing malignant from benign prostatic areas among 3D CEST imaging, DWI and combined both information.
Approach: This clinical study examined DWI and 3D CEST imaging.
Then, ADC, MTRasym and combined descriptors were compared to their diagnostic performance.
Results: Specificity and accuracy of combined discriminators were significantly higher than those of MTRasym (p<0.
0001) and ADC (p<0.
0001).
Impact: 3D CEST imaging is considered at least as valuable as DWI and can improve capability for differentiation of malignant from benign prostatic areas with DWI.
3D CEST imaging may play as complementary role for management of suspected prostatic cancer patients.

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