MRI-Guided Biopsies and PSA Interpretation @drstephenpetteruti
MRI-Guided Biopsies and PSA Interpretation  @drstephenpetteruti
Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Not every abnormal PSA requires a needle and not every MRI requires contrast.

Too many men get pushed toward MRI-guided biopsies as if prostate cancer sits in neat little clusters waiting to be removed.

A targeted biopsy may reduce tumor volume, but it does not eliminate microscopic disease left behind. That is why I focus on systemic strategies and long-term monitoring.

PSA is useful but only when interpreted correctly.

Explore a different path forward, one centered on living fully. Press play on the full episode of Stop the Prostate Biopsy Frenzy: The Truth About MRI, PI-RADS, and PSA.

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