Fig 1.
The prostate diagram used to evaluate the accuracy of the plotted tumor.
The diagram consists of a plotted side (sagittal) view of a prostate, a ventral (coronal) view, and a transverse (axial) view with three separate sections (A-C).
Table 1.
Rates of major and minor mistakes.
Fig 2.
Comparing the sufficiency of clinically relevant information in NSRs and SRs.
The following parameters were assessed: a) localization of the tumor; b) size of the tumor; c) tumor spread; d) extracapsular extension; e) infiltration of neuro-vascular bundle (NVB); f) infiltration of seminal vesicles; g) infiltration of the rectum; h) relation to the capsule; i) relation to basis of the prostate; j) relation to the apex of the prostate.
Fig 3.
Comparison of the quality of SRs and NSRs for the following parameters: a) tumor stage; b) clinical decision making and surgical planning; c) structure; d) conciseness of language; e) consistency of information in report and summary; f) quality of the summary; g) overall satisfaction.