Imaging of Clinically Localized Prostate Cancer.

The detection of localized prostate cancer has transformed tremendously in the twenty-first century with the emergence of more accurate imaging technologies. The standard transrectal ultrasound is now supported by the widespread adoption of MRI, with growing investigation into modalities such as micro-ultrasound and prostate-specific membrane antigen imaging. The value of these imaging techniques is still being understood, as seen by their increasing application for management decisions, treatment planning, and treatment monitoring. This article aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of contemporary imaging techniques for localized prostate cancer, including relevant data.