Most prostate cancer develops in the zone of the prostate near the rectum (peripheral zone), which is why a digital rectal exam is a useful screening test. This is why prostate cancer typically does not interfere with urination as much as BPH does.

The anterior fibromuscular stroma is a band of fibromuscular tissue anterior to the transition zone, contiguous with the bladder smooth muscle and the skeletal muscle of the sphincter (13). It is also continuous with the pseudocapsule of the prostate.

Some therapeutic options for managing prostatic cysts include transrectal aspiration with or without sclerotherapy, transurethral marsupialization, and open surgery. Some authors report durable recurrence-free results in a series of patients with medial prostatic cysts treated with transurethral incision.

malignant. A malignant prostate nodule is cancerous. That means that cells in a malignant nodule or tumor can spread into nearby tissue and organs. A benign nodule is noncancerous, meaning the cells don’t spread.

This has led to the opinion that cystic glandular hyperplasia is a pre- cancerous condition. Since hyperplasia of the endometrium is closely related to oestrogenic activity it has been inferred that endometrial carcinoma is the result of long-continued action of the oestrogen. The apparently high incidence of endo-

Prostate tissue can have diffuse or multifocal low T2 signal, thus making differentiation between benign and malignant tissues difficult. Additionally, there may be mottling of the periprostatic fat, extraprostatic necrosis, and patchy hemorrhage.

Purpose: Cysts of prostate tissue are common. Most cases are diagnosed accidently during ultrasound but they sometimes have clinical relevance when related to lower urinary tract symptoms, infertility or the expression of neoplastic disorders.

According to Mou et al, the etiological factors of prostatic cysts include inflammatory disease, benign prostatic hyperplasia, ejaculatory duct obstruction, atrophy of the prostate gland, and tumor. And the clinical manifestations depend on the size of the cyst.

Women with atypical hyperplasia should undergo a total hysterectomy because of the risk of underlying malignancy or progression to cancer. A laparoscopic approach to total hysterectomy is preferable to an abdominal approach as it is associated with a shorter hospital stay, less postoperative pain and quicker recovery.

The subsequent arterial narrowing places one at significant risk for complications. In the absence of a cure, fibromuscular hyperplasia may be treated with a combination of medications and surgery. Unintended weight loss can be a symptom of fibromuscular hyperplasia.

Commonly affecting the renal arteries, fibromuscular hyperplasia is defined by unchecked cell production, known as dysplasia, which results in a thickening of the affected tissues. The subsequent arterial narrowing places one at significant risk for complications.

Generally, imaging tests are used to diagnose fibromuscular hyperplasia. Arterial condition, functionality, and circulation are generally evaluated using ultrasound and angiogram technologies. Angioplasty may be prescribed for fibromuscular hyperplasia.

Fibromuscular hyperplasia, also known as fibromuscular dysplasia (FMD), is a serious medical condition that affects arterial physiology and function. Commonly affecting the renal arteries, fibromuscular hyperplasia is defined by unchecked cell production, known as dysplasia, which results in a thickening of the affected tissues.