Watch DAY 1 of our 2020 virtual conference here:    • 2020 Prostate Cancer Patient Conferen...   (featuring Daniel Margolis, MD on prostate imaging and Laurence Klotz, MD on active surveillance)

Watch DAY 2 here:    • 2020 Prostate Cancer Patient Conferen...   (featuring Nicholas J. Vogelzang, MD, FASCO, FACP on treatments for advanced prostate cancer and Mack Roach, MD on radiation treatments)

While multiparametric MRI has been the best method for accurately characterizing the prostate gland, finding suspicious areas for targeted biopsies, and sparing men of biopsies, there has always been a concern about a certain percentage of cancers that evade detection on MRI. Here, public health expert Mark Moyad, MD, MPH asks radiologist Daniel Margolis, MD whether there has been an improvement in the rate of cancers detected by mpMRI that would have evaded detection in the past.

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