Presentation
Incidental finding on MRI performed to evaluate potential thyroid cancer metastasis
Patient Data
Age: 40 years
Gender: Male
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There is an incidental subcentimeter midline hyper-STIR, iso-T1, peripherally enhancing lesion in the prostatic gland which demonstrates on sagittal images a beak-like extension towards the urethra.
Additionaly, subcentimeter enhancing bone lesion in the left iliac bone, most likely a thyroid cancer metastasis because of high uptake on TEP-scan (not shown).
Case Discussion
Findings are in keeping with a prostatic utricle cyst, a benign finding with no additional workup needed.