BARRIGEL LEARNING CENTER
Minimize Prostate Radiation Side Effects
View images of Barrigel on MR and CT, as well as procedural images on transrectal ultrasound (TRUS).
TRUS IMAGES
TRUS image courtesy of Neil F. Mariados, MD
Radiation Oncologist; New York, United States
TRUS image courtesy of Rizwan Nurani, MD
Radiation Oncologist; New York, United States
TRUS image courtesy of Prof Michael Chao,
MBBS (Hons), FRANZCR, AFRACMA, DMedSc,
Radiation Oncologist; Victoria, Australia
TRUS image courtesy of Neil F. Mariados, MD
Radiation Oncologist; New York, United States
CT IMAGES
CT image courtesy of Glen Gejerman, MD
Radiation Oncologist; New Jersey, United States
CT image courtesy of Escalarta López Ramírez, MD
Radiation Oncologist; Madrid, Spain
CT image courtesy of Gregory Bell, MD
Interventional Radiologist; Texas, United States
CT image courtesy of Suraj Singh, MD
Radiation Oncologist, Colorado, United States
CT image courtesy of Suraj Singh, MD
Radiation Oncologist, Colorado, United States
CT image courtesy of Suraj Singh, MD
Radiation Oncologist, Colorado, United States
OPTIMIZING CT VISUALIZATION
OPTIMIZING CT
VISUALIZATION
Barrigel is visible on CT. Window and level optimization can help bring out subtle density and texture differences, and can often enhance the Barrigel border contrast. Refer to the Barrigel CT Visualization Guide for detailed instructions.
Before (left) and after (right) adjusting window & level settings to enhance contrast and texture
CT images sourced from the Barrigel Pivotal Trial
MR IMAGES
MR image courtesy of Prof Michael Chao, MBBS (Hons),
FRANZCR, AFRACMA, DMedSc,
Radiation Oncologist; Victoria, Australia
MR image courtesy of Prof Michael Chao, MBBS (Hons),
FRANZCR, AFRACMA, DMedSc,
Radiation Oncologist; Victoria, Australia
MR image courtesy of Prof Michael Chao, MBBS (Hons),
FRANZCR, AFRACMA, DMedSc,
Radiation Oncologist; Victoria, Australia
