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Prostate magnetic resonance imaging for brachytherapists: Anatomy and technique.

Brachytherapy 2017 July
PURPOSE: To present an overview of mp MRI techniques necessary for high-resolution imaging of prostate.

METHODS: We summarize examples from our clinical experience and concepts from the current literature that illustrate normal prostate anatomy on multiparametric MRI (mp MRI).

RESULTS: Our experience regarding optimal mp MRI image acquisition is provided, as well as a summary of prostate and periprostatic anatomy and anatomical variants that pose challenges for BT.

CONCLUSIONS: mp MRI provides unparalleled assessment of the prostate and periprostatic anatomy, making it the most appropriate imaging modality to facilitate prostate BT treatment planning, implantation, and followup. This work provides an introduction to prostate mp MR imaging, anatomy, and anatomical variants essential for successful integration mp MRI into prostate brachytherapy practice.

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