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"Post-biopsy haemorrhage is detectable on multiparametric prostate MRI, particularly in the peripheral zone ², as hyperintense areas on T1W sequences, due to the paramagnetic effect of methaemoglobin."

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"Alone, the positive predictive value of this haemorrhage exclusion sign is about 50%, but with consideration of other features on other sequences, this can approach 95% for prostate cancer ³. This can be especially useful in the post-biopsy state, where post-biopsy changes are considered to reduce the diagnostic yield of MRI."

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"Alone, the positive predictive value of this haemorrhage exclusion sign is about 50%, but with consideration of other features on other sequences, this can approach 95% for prostate cancer ³. This can be especially useful in the post-biopsy state, where post-biopsy changes are considered to reduce the diagnostic yield of MRI."

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