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Ultrasonographic image of the dog's prostate with a prostatic hemorrhagic cyst.
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Additionally, ultrasound showed that the prostate was severely enlarged with heterogeneous and reduced parenchyma, limited to the periphery of the cystic structure measuring 5.75 cm in length and 5.43 cm in height, thus surrounding a large cavity area filled with anechoic content, with moderate cellularity (Figure 1).
Ultrasonographic images of amorphous structure compatible with clot, urinary bladder.
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The urinary bladder (Figure 2) and prostatic cystic structure (Figure 3).
Ultrasonographic image of the urinary bladder with an intraluminal clot (blue arrow) and prostate with a hemorrhagic cyst (green arrow).
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The urinary bladder (Figure 2) and prostatic cystic structure (Figure 3).
Photograph of the prostate with the presence of a hemorrhagic cyst (yellow arrow) and the bladder with the presence of a blood clot in its lumen (black arrow).
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An autopsy report stated that the prostate was located outside the pelvic cavity due to the increase in volume and the presence of a large cyst in its ventral aspect, communication with the prostatic urethra, hyperplastic prostatic tissue, and a large amount of hemorrhage adjacent to the cyst. (Figure 4).
Prostate, canine.
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