Correlation of multiparametric MRI (PIRADS grading) and apparent diffusion coefficient values in prostate tumor with Gleason score

Background: Multiparametric magnetic resonance imaging (mpMRI) of prostate is the radiological investigation choice for evaluation prostatic tumors. Aims and Objectives: The aim present study was to evaluate efficacy mpMRI using PIRADS 2.1 grading apparent diffusion coefficient (ADC) values as a non-invasive in detection tumors correlate grade ADC with Gleason score cancer (prostate Ca). Materials Methods: Fifty patients above age 50 years presenting signs symptoms Ca were enrolled study. All subjected including then all underwent transrectal ultrasound-guided biopsies. post-biopsy correlated followed by statistical correlation. Results: There positive linear association between serum prostate-specific antigen levels (+0.433) inverse relationship mean tumor correlation −0.846 (P<0.001). PI-RADS (correlation +0.739 P<0.001). In addition, predictive value 78.79%, while negative 84.34%. Conclusion: Our concludes that assists targeting appropriate biopsy site better characterization it correlates well score.