By: Dan Sperling, MD Over two years ago, I filed away an article from the New York Times that got my attention—but as my practice grew, I didn’t think about it. I recently ran across it, and in revisiting it I found I had to agree with the writer, Tara Parker-Pope.[i] (The writer is the keep reading
By: Dan Sperling, MD I recently posted a blog describing PI-RADS (Prostate Imaging Reporting and Data System) which is a means of standardizing prostate MRI interpretation. I found a very encouraging study[i] that evaluates how well this scoring system stands up to actual prostate biopsies, especially when compared to an earlier scoring system called the keep reading
By: Dan Sperling, MD It’s exciting to be involved in medicine at this point in history when it seems like practically every week some new breakthrough makes life better and longer for patients. Think about it: a discipline like surgery has been around since ancient times, but it took thousands of years to overcome the keep reading
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