Presentation
Pelvic pain.
Patient Data
Age: 75 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Prostatic abscess
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Mildly enlarged prostate showing a hypoechoic focal lesion involving the left aspect, likely cystic or necrotic.
From the case:
Prostatic abscess
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Left prostatic cystic necrotic lesion elicits a high signal in T2, markedly restricted in diffusion with a high signal in DWI and a very low signal in ADC. Marginal and septal enhancement is seen in the post-contrast T1.
Case Discussion
TRUS drainage was done and revealed purulent fluid confirming the diagnosis of prostatic abscess.
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