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Prostate.
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Per rectal examination revealed smooth and moderately tender prostate, and he had the in-out catheter in place (Figure 1).
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Liver.
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Within the right lobe of the liver there were two collections seen:one measuring 4.8 x 4.8 mm and the other 3.2 x 3.3 mm, He had marked hydronephrosis of the left kidney with left ureteric dilatation but no calculi seen (Figure 3).
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Hypopyon in right eye.
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The next day the patient mentioned that he was having trouble seeing out of his right eye and a closer look worryingly revealed a hypopyon in his right eye that was clearly there all along but had been missed in the initial assessment (Figure 2).
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Brain.
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The CT brain showed no evidence of septic emboli or sinus thrombosis, there was no recollection of his prostatic abscess, and there had been a decrease in the degree of left sided hydronephrosis and the size of the left sided pleural effusion (Figure 4).
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