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Interactive prostate MRI workflow support

Practical tools for prostate MRI interpretation.

An educational workspace with calculators, anatomy guides, scoring assistants, and pop quizzes to help make prostate MRI easier to interpret, teach, and learn.

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PSA Density Pro

Calculate prostate volume and PSA density, then generate a clean report phrase.

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PI-RADS Assistant

Descriptor-driven PI-RADS scoring with a concise PI-RADS v2.1 quick guide.

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Anatomy Assistant

Review zonal anatomy.

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Post-Treatment MRI Assistant

Review post-treatment recurrence assessment patterns for prostate MRI.

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PRECISE Assistant

Review follow-up response patterns using PRECISE-style assessment logic.

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PI-QUAL Assistant

Assess prostate MRI technical quality using PI-QUAL v2-style logic.

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Monthly Quiz

Monthly pop quiz.

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References & More

Find core references, source documents, and expanded educational articles.

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What is Prostate MRI Toolkit?

Prostate MRI Toolkit is an educational prostate MRI resource created by Nick Shaheen, MD, a board-certified radiologist with fellowship training in abdominal imaging and intervention.

The goal of this website is to provide practical, easy-to-use educational tools for radiologists, trainees, urologists, and healthcare professionals involved in prostate MRI interpretation and prostate cancer evaluation.

The calculators, anatomy modules, and decision-support tools presented throughout this site are based on published prostate MRI literature, PI-RADS guidance, and commonly utilized clinical workflows. References, educational articles, and external resources for the tools included on this website are available on the References & More page.

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Medical education note: This website is intended for medical education and workflow support only. It is not a medical device and should not be used as the sole basis for lesion detection, characterization, or management. Final interpretation should be based on the full MRI examination, clinical context, local protocols, and official guidance.