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CT of the pelvis with contrast showing the multiloculated prostatic abscess in: (a) coronal view, (b) coronal section with measurements, (c) sagittal view showing involvement of the right perirectal/perianal region, and (d) axial view showing invasion of the right pelvic sidewall/obturator muscle.
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It demonstrated a complex multiloculated rim-enhancing fluid collection in the pelvis, predominantly centered within the prostate but extending to the right seminal vesicle, right pelvic sidewall, and the perianal region consistent with a prostatic abscess (Figure 1).
CT of the pelvis: (a) sagittal, (b) coronal, and (c) axial views of the prostate showing near resolution of the abscess with minimal residual fluid seen in the left posterior aspect at the base of the prostate.
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A Foley was placed and a repeat CT of the abdomen and pelvis showed no hydronephrosis and "near resolution of the previously demonstrated multi-loculated prostatic abscess" (Figure 2).