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== Prostatic cysts == *'''Rarely clinically significant, regardless of cause''' *Appear anechoic[https://www.baus.org.uk/_userfiles/pages/files/Publications/Transrectal%20Ultrasound%20%20Prostatic%20Biopsy%20FINAL.pdf] *'''Classification: congenital vs. acquired''' === Congenital prostatic cystic lesions === *'''May arise from either (2):''' *#'''Müllerian (prostatic utricles and müllerian duct cysts) OR''' *#'''Wolffian (ejaculatory duct and SV cysts) structures''' ==== Enlarged prostatic utricle ==== *A diverticular projection from the posterior urethra at the level of the verumontanum *'''Appears as a midline anechoic structure''' *'''Associated with genital anomalies''', including (4): *#Hypospadias (most common) *#Ambiguous genitalia *#Undescended testes *#Congenital urethral polyps ==== Müllerian duct cysts ==== *Result from failure of the müllerian ducts to fuse with the urethra. *'''Appears as a midline anechoic structure;''' generally ovoid to pear shaped, with the cyst neck oriented toward the verumontanum. *'''<span style="color:#ff0000">Should prompt renal US to assess for unilateral renal agenesis</span>''' ==== SV cysts ==== *'''Can be caused by congenital or acquired obstruction of the ejaculatory duct''' *'''Associated with cystic renal disease''' *'''<span style="color:#ff0000">Should prompt renal US to assess for unilateral renal agenesis</span>''' *'''Findings associated with Zinner syndrome (3):''' *#'''Ipsilateral SV cyst''' *#'''Ejaculatory duct obstruction''' *#'''Unilateral renal agenesis'''
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