This consensus document is not a rigid constraint on clinical practice, but a concept of good practice against which the needs of the individual patient should be considered. It therefore remains the responsibility of the individual clinician to interpret the application of these guidelines, taking into account local service constraints and the needs and wishes of the patient. It is not intended that these consensus documents are applied as rigid clinical protocols.
MRI reporting pro forma
Indication:
MRI Prostate:
PSA density:
Biopsy date if performed:
Comparison scanning:
Technique:
DWI performed:
Dynamic contrast performed:
Report:
Prostate
Lesion 1:
Lesion 2:
Lesion 3:
Lesion 4:
Extra capsular disease:
Seminal vesicle involvement:
Neurovascular bundle involved:
External sphincter involved:
Hydronephrosis or hydroureter:
Lymph Notes:
Metastases:
New lesions:
Other findings:
Conclusion:
Notes
Lesion 1 is that with the highest PIRADS score.
For each Lesion – report the following. If unable describe as best as possible: - Level and clock position or quadrant (see below). - Largest dimension on axial imaging. If largest dimension on another plane report this AS WELL. OR give volume. PZ lesion size on DWI. TZ lesion size on T2.
For extra-capsular disease and seminal vesicle involvement say if indirect or direct evidence. If direct give depth in mm.
Editorial Information
Last reviewed:
28/05/2025
Next review date:
28/05/2028
Author(s):
Nikolas Aresis, on behalf of the Prostate Radiology Subgroup.
Scottish Cancer Network: Clinical Management Pathways
