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Cross-section of prostatic abscess (TRUS).
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Transrectal ultrasound (TRUS) revealed a prostate volume of 72 ml and in the left lobe of the prostate, near its base and invaginated into the bladder, a cystic change was observed with a distinct cyst boasting a diameter of 47 mm and an echogenic core (Fig. 1).
Sagital-section of prostatic abscess (TAUS).
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However, the urinary bladder contained a hypo-echogenic focal lesion with a diameter of 49 x 49 mm invaginating to the bladder from the base of the prostate (Fig. 2).
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J-catheter in the abscess (TRUS - X1).
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In the cavity of the abscess near the left lobe, the J catheter was visible (Fig. 3).
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The prostate after treatment (TRUS).
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TRUS revealed a prostatic zone structure that was difficult to visualize, with a volume of 39 ml, and without pathological focal changes (Fig. 4).
The prostate after treatment (TAUS).
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See Figure 5 for TAUS image after treatment.