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Trans-rectal ultrasound image demonstrating tubular dilatation of the right ejaculatory duct with narrowing at the terminal part (Black arrow)
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TRUS examination was performed with probe (EC 9-4 in Acuson 9 x 3 Elite Siemens ultrasound system). The examination revealed tubular dilatation of the right ejaculatory duct with narrowing at the terminal part [Figure 1].
Ultrasound image demonstrating cystic lesion in seminal vesicle (Black arrow)
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Cystic dilatation of the right seminal vesicle was also noted [Figure 2].
(a) Ultrasound image demonstrating absent right kidney in the right renal area. (b) Magnetic resonance imaging coronal image of the abdomen demonstrating absent right kidney
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On USG, agenesis of the right kidney was also noted [Figure 3]. The absence of the right kidney was also documented [Figure 3].
Magnetic resonance imaging Turbo inversion recovery magnitude sequence, coronal section showing cystic lesions in the seminal vesicle (Black arrowhead) with tubular dilatation of the ejaculatory duct (Black arrow) with the transition at the distal end near the urethral opening
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Magnetic resonance examination was performed to confirm the diagnosis. Magnetic resonance imaging demonstrated cystic lesions in the seminal vesicle with tubular dilatation of the ejaculatory duct with the transition at the distal end near the urethral opening [Figure 4].