Fig. 31.1 Transperineal placement of cryoprobes using the “freehand technique”: cryoprobes (large white tubes) and thermometers (small white tubes with blue wires) Fig. 31.2 Transperineal placement of cryoprobes using the…
Fig. 23.1 The prostate volume is obtained with the multiplication of the three diameters (latero-lateral × anteroposterior × craniocaudal) × 0.52 (according to ellipsoid formula), in transabdominal approach Fig. 23.2…
1. Midline cyst (a) Prostatic utricle cyst (PUC) (b) Cystic utricle (or cystic dilation of the prostatic utricle) (c) Enlarged prostatic utricle 2. Cysts of the ejaculatory ducts 3. Parenchyma…
Type Etiology I. Acute prostatitis Bacterial II. Chronic prostatitis Bacterial III. Chronic nonbacterial/Chronic pelvic pain syndrome Not known IV. Asymptomatic prostatitis Several causes Table 21.2 Pathological classification of prostatitis [3]…
Fig. 28.1 Bioptic schemes. It is important to lateralize the cores in order to improve the cancer detection rate 28.2 Timing of Prostate Biopsy Since PC is generally iso-echoic and…
Fig. 26.1 Patient in positions on the side ready for transrectal biopsy In Fig. 26.2, the instruments needed are biopsy gun, syringe with anesthetic, 18 cm needle, and sterile container…
Fig. 45.1 Penile sonographic technique, ventral access. The penis is in the anatomic position, lying on the anterior abdominal wall. The patient keeps the penis immobilized by holding the corona…
Fig. 33.1 Brachytherapy for prostate cancer treatment (Picture taken from the Internet: http://www.prostatecancertreatment.co.uk/treatment-options/brachytherapy) 33.1.2 Eligibility Criteria for Transperineal Brachytherapy Transperineal brachytherapy has been demonstrated a safe and effective technique in…
Fig. 53.1 The CEUS image shows an increasing vascularization in the left peripheral zone, which is hypoechoic in the US with gray scale (white arrows). The pathologic exam confirmed a…
Fig. 43.1 (a) Scrotal hydrocele. Extratesticular fluid collection with anechogenic appearance (asterisk). The testis (T) has normal size and echogenicity. (b) Long-standing hydrocele (asterisk) presenting with multiple thin avascular septa….
