Presentation
Diabetic patient complaining of dysuria.
Patient Data
Age: 40 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Seminal vesiculitis
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Both seminal vesicles appear enlarged, thick walled and relatively heterogenous.
Mildly enlarged prostate with ill-defined borders and inhomogenous echogenicity.
Case Discussion
The described prostatic and seminal vesicles' changes are suggestive of seminal vesiculitis as a result of associated prostatitis. Laboratory correlation with prostatic secretion analysis and further evaluation by MRI are advised.