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Prenuvo’s AI-Assisted Research Reveals Link Between Visceral Abdominal Fat and Midlife Brain Atrophy

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Key takeaway

Bladder outlet obstruction in adult males is most commonly caused by an enlarged prostate, but rarer causes should be considered, particularly in younger men. Opportunistic screening with whole-body MRI provides a non-invasive approach, adding value at an asymptomatic screening baseline  by risk-stratifying between  a benign versus potentially-concerning lesion according to a lesion’s multiparametric MRI features and facilitating more efficient diagnosis if/when even benign pathology becomes symptomatic.

Patient history

Mammography has particular trouble identifying potentially malignant lesions in patients with dense breast tissue. The combination of sequences used in a Prenuvo scan have been shown to be more effective than either mammogram or ultrasound in such patients.

Findings

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Discussion

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Additional readings

  • Amornsiripanitch N et al (2018) Visibility of Mammographically Occult Breast Cancer on Diffusion-Weighted MRI versus Ultrasound. Clinical Imaging 49:37–43.
  • McDonald ES et al (2016) Performance of DWI as a Rapid Unenhanced Technique for Detecting Mammographically Occult Breast Cancer in Elevated-Risk Women With Dense Breasts. American Journal of Roentgenology 207:205–216.
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