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Table 1: Clinical characteristic of the study groups
Table 2: Clinical characteristic of the study groups according to the multiparametric magnetic resonance imaging lesion size
Table 3: Clinical data and pathological results of patients that underwent radical prostatectomy
Table 4: Results of the logistic regression analysis of parameters associated with extraprostatic extension and surgical margin positivity in patients that underwent radical prostatectomy
Figure 1: There are T2 weighted images of a patient with history of high PSA values (4,8 ng/mL). There is a lesion on left peripheral zone which is hypointens on axial T2 weighted image (Fig. 1a) and showing diffusion restiriction (Fig. 1b-c) and early arterial enhancement (Fig 1d). The lesion was reported as PIRADS 5 and largest dimension of lesion was delineated and measured better on coronal T2 sequence (Fig. 1e) than saggital (Fig. 1f) and axial (Fig. 1a) T2 weighted images. After biyopsy, the histopathological result was Gleason 4+5.