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CT scan revealing giant cystic mass (septum) in the abdominal cavity (about 207 x 93 x 208 mm3), the wall and septum of the capsule were slightly strengthened, and the density of liquid components in the capsule was even, benign prostatic hyperplasia, thickening and strengthening of the upper rectal wall, with multiple lymph nodes.
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Computed tomographic (CT) scan demonstrated giant cystic mass (septum) in the abdominal cavity (the maximum level is about 207 x 93 x 208 mm3), benign prostatic hyperplasia, thickening and strengthening of the upper rectal wall, with multiple lymph nodes (Figure 1).
MRI demonstrating a marked enlargement of the prostate (about 56 x 46 x 73 mm3 in size), a marked enlargement of the bladder, and a cystic shadow on the right side (considering the possibility of bladder diverticulum, further cystography is recommended.).
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Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) revealed that the thickening of the upper rectal wall was associated with a greater likelihood of rectal cancer, a marked enlargement of the prostate (about 56 x 46 x 73 mm3 in size), a marked enlargement of the bladder, and a cystic shadow on the right side (Figure 2).
An voiding cystourethrography revealed that on the right side of the pelvic cavity, a large bladder diverticulum was seen, the edge was clear. Small bladder diverticulum was seen in the middle and upper part of the left bladder, no intestinal development was seen.
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The left wall of the bladder was not smooth, small cystic filling was seen in the middle and upper part of the bladder, no intestine was seen (Figure 3).