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Le moderne tecniche di imaging che combinano studio morfologico e studio metabolico, per esempio 1H-MRSI, DCE-MR e PET-TC, rappresentano oggi uno strumento utile e innovativo nella gestione clinica e terapeutica del tumore della prostata. Negli ultimi anni numerosi studi hanno evidenziato che la diagnostica per immagini, pur non essendo raccomandata dalle linee guida europee di urologia come metodica routinaria [1], può fornire un valido ausilio in diversi aspetti della storia naturale del carcinoma prostatico: diagnosi inziale, stadiazione locale, valutazione dell’aggressività, road-map per il trattamento chirurgico o radioterapico, diagnosi precoce di recidiva locale post-trattamento e monitoraggio del risultato funzionale delle diverse terapie.
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Cattarino, S., Di Silverio, F. (2010). Nuove scelte cliniche e terapeutiche in base alla risposta dell’imaging. In: Passariello, R., Panebianco, V., Di Silverio, F., Sciarra, A. (eds) Imaging RM della prostata. Springer, Milano. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-88-470-1516-6_30
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