Prostate MRI 3-day Fellowship in Barcelona, Spain

Description

Radiologists and radiologists (to-be) who would like to become more confident in reporting prostate MRI will find the Prostate Cancer MRI Fellowship useful. The radiology training covers all the main topics related to MRI of prostate cancer and provides basic and early advanced knowledge to report.

The Prostate MRI Fellowship includes an overview of the main indications to perform MRI of the prostate and whole-body MRI: Diagnosis (PI-RAD), staging (local and systemic), follow-up (post-treatment and active surveillance). Each module starts with a lecture and after the lecture, we continue with individual case readings of real anonymised cases carefully selected by the radiologist mentor. Finally, each module ends with a common reading session of the cases with interaction and discussion with the participants and the mentor.

Participation in this MRI prostate course ensures a personal learning environment where you will enhance and strengthen your own and each other’s knowledge in structured Prostate MRI reading. In this small group environment among your peers, you are free to ask questions, make mistakes, and learn together with the support of the radiologist mentor.

If the fellowship has been successful it has provided you with knowledge that can help you address your normal clinical challenges, as well as future pursuits. At the end of the program you will be able to identify and report on Prostate cancer MRI in daily practice without difficulty.

Testimonials

🗨 “An outstanding fellowship with a brilliant teaching format - highly practical, interactive, and directly applicable to everyday radiology practice. An excellent learning experience that I would strongly recommend to colleagues.”

Anar Kazımov, MD, PhD — Radiologist, National Oncology Center, Azerbaijan (Fellow, September 2026)

🗨 “I found the Unilabs Prostate MRI Fellowship extremely valuable and highly practical. The fellowship was very well structured, with a strong focus on case-based learning, practical knowledge and interactive discussion. There was a wealth of information covered throughout the sessions, with plenty of opportunity to ask questions and discuss challenging cases.

The faculty was highly experienced in prostate MRI and was very approachable, taking the time to answer all our questions and explain the reasoning behind different imaging findings and approaches.

Before attending the fellowship, I had not reported a single prostate MRI. However, the practical and case-based approach gave me the confidence and knowledge to start reporting prostate MRI soon after returning to work. The learning materials provided during the fellowship have also been very useful as a reference in my ongoing practice.

I would highly recommend the UniLabs Prostate MRI Fellowship to radiologists looking to develop their knowledge, confidence and practical skills in prostate MRI.”

Dr Saneej Kanhirat FRANZCR , Melbourne (Fellow, September 2026)