PMC2997494_01
Voiding cystourethrography, magnetic resonance imaging, and urethroscopy in prune-belly syndrome. (a) In a 2-month-old child, the voiding phase of cystourethrography shows a large bladder neck without VM salience in the posterior urethra. (b) In the same patient at the age of 10, T2-weighted axial scan shows the absence of the right deferent and seminal vesicle, while the left seminal vesicle is tubular (black arrow) and the prostate gland is not detected. (c) Urethroscopy confirms the verumontanum hypoplasia, which is quite appreciable (arrows).
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The absence of the right deferent and seminal vesicle was associated (Figure 1(b)). The urethroscopy stated VM hypoplasia (Figure 1(c)).
PMC2997494_02
Voiding cystourethrography, magnetic resonance imaging, and urethroscopy in prune-belly syndrome. (a) In a 2-month-old child, the voiding phase of cystourethrography shows a large bladder neck without VM salience in the posterior urethra. (b) In the same patient at the age of 10, T2-weighted axial scan shows the absence of the right deferent and seminal vesicle, while the left seminal vesicle is tubular (black arrow) and the prostate gland is not detected. (c) Urethroscopy confirms the verumontanum hypoplasia, which is quite appreciable (arrows).
AU2011-982709.001.jpg
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fig1
The absence of the right deferent and seminal vesicle was associated (Figure 1(b)). The urethroscopy stated VM hypoplasia (Figure 1(c)).