Abstract
Magnetic resonance imaging with phased-array coils was performed in patients with prostate carcinoma before and after hormonal therapy, radiation therapy or radical prostatectomy to evaluate therapeutic effect and recurrence. After hormonal therapy, the prostate gland, seminal vesicle and primary site of tumor usually decrease in size with variable T2 hypointensity. Recurrent or residual tumors after hormonal therapy usually represent T2 hyperintense lesions compared to the hypointensity of the surrounding tissues. Changes of metastatic sites after therapy were also demonstrated.
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