Abstract
Multiparametric MRI has a changing role in prostate cancer diagnosis. Internationally recognized consensus documents such as prostate imaging reporting and data system version have been developed and adapted to standardize the acquisition and reporting of prostate MRI. The improvement in scanning techniques and development of highly sensitive functional sequences have improved the detection of clinically significant prostate cancer as well as treatment planning and follow up. This has led to a recent NICE recommendation to use prostate MRI as the initial investigation in men with clinically suspected localized disease. The results of several recent international MRI prostate trials are influencing the way imaging is used to stratify which patients require a prostate biopsy as well as how MRI guidance is used to target biopsies.
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