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. 2015 Jun 12;10(6):e0130207. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0130207

Table 3. Scores of MP-MRI with PI-RADS Categorized in Different PSA Levels.

Score of PI-RADS PSA 0.01–4.00 ng/ml PSA 4.01–10.00 ng/ml PSA >10.00 ng/ml PSA unknown Whole
Total Biop-sied* PCa** Total Biop-sied* PCa** Total Biop-sied* PCa** Total Biop-sied* PCa** Total Biop-sied* PCa**
1 66 10 0 167 54 3 139 65 2 34 2 0 406 131 5
2 36 5 0 58 18 2 35 19 1 6 0 0 135 42 3
3 16 8 2 36 16 7 53 33 17 4 1 0 109 58 26
4 10 4 1 57 31 21 110 88 64 1 0 0 178 123 86
5 4 4 3 27 23 22 250 204 194 4 1 1 285 232 220
Total 132 31 6 345 142 55 587 409 278 49 4 1 1113 586 340

MP-MRI: multiparametric magnetic resonance imaging; PI-RADS: Prostate Imaging Reporting and Data System; PSA: prostate specific antigen; PCa: prostate cancer.

* Only patients with biopsy within three months after prostate MP-MRI were included.

** Only patients, who were pathologically diagnosed with PCa by biopsy within three months after prostate MP-MRI, were included.

For 582 patients with baseline PSA level included for analysis, diagnostic efficacy of MP-MRI for the detection of PCa is presented in Table 4. Each groups showed excellent area under the curve (AUC) (0.88–0.91), suggesting obviously clinically relevant predictive characteristics. Also, MP-MRI showed a very high sensitivity (90.9%-100.0%) and excellent NPV (93.1%-100.0%) in each groups.