Clinical application of a 3D ultrasound-guided prostate biopsy system.
Clinical application of a 3D ultrasound-guided prostate biopsy system.
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10.1016/j.urolonc.2011.02.014
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2011-05
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Fenster A
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Natarajan S;Marks LS;Margolis DJ;Huang J;Macairan ML;Lieu P;Fenster A
Prostate biopsy (Bx) has for three decades been performed in a systematic, but blind fashion using 2D ultrasound (US). Herein is described the initial clinical evaluation of a 3D Bx tracking and targeting device (Artemis, Eigen, Grass Valley, CA). Our main objective was to test accuracy of the new 3D method in men undergoing first and follow-up Bx to rule out prostate cancer (CaP). Patients in the study were men ages 35-87 (66.1 +/- 9.9 yrs), scheduled for Bx to rule out CaP, who entered into an IRB-approved protocol. 218 subjects underwent conventional trans-rectal US (TRUS); the tracking system was then attached to the US probe; the prostate was scanned and a 3D reconstruction was created. All Bx sites were visualized in 3D and tracked electronically. In 11 men, a pilot study was conducted to test ability of the device to return a Bx to an original site. In 47 men, multi-parametric 3 Tesla MRI – incorporating T2-weighted images, dynamic contrast enhancement, and diffusion-weighted imaging – was performed in advance of the TRUS, allowing the stored MRI images to be fused with real-time US during biopsy. Lesions on MRI were delineated by a radiologist, assigned a grade of CaP suspicion, and fused into TRUS for biopsy targeting. 3D Bx tracking was completed successfully in 180/218 patients, with a success rate approaching 95% among the last 50 men. Average time for Bx with the Artemis device was 15 minutes with an additional 5 minutes for MRI fusion and Bx targeting. In the tracking study, an ability to return to prior Bx sites (n=32) within 1.2 +/- 1.1 mm S.D. was demonstrated and was independent of prostate volume or location of Bx site. In the MRI fusion study, when suspicious lesions were targeted, a 33% Bx-positivity rate was found compared to a 7% positivity rate for systematic, non-targeted Bx (19/57 cores vs. 9/124 cores, p=0.03). Use of 3D tracking and image fusion has the potential to transform MRI into a clinical tool to aid biopsy and improve current methods for diagnosis and follow-up of CaP.
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