
|Articles|May 13, 2004
New MRI technique shows promise in detecting prostate lesions
The use of a dynamic contrast (gadolinium)-enhanced T2-weighted MRI (DCE-MRI)appears to be a very promising new means of detecting prostate cancer lesions,according to a National Cancer Institute-funded study.
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