dilated seminal vesicle with multiple cysts

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Syndrome. (a-b) showing retrovesical hypodense lesion with macrolobulated contour(star), and hypodense tubular structure was thought to be a remnant ureteric bud (arrow); absence of right kidney.

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Syndrome. (a-c) showing multiple thin-walled hyperintense cystic lesions (star) and hyperintense tubular structure in the right side(arrow), (d) the lesion is hyperintense and doesn"t have fatty content.

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Syndrome. (a-c) showing multiple thin-walled hyperintense cystic lesions (star) and hyperintense tubular structure in the right side(arrow), (d) the lesion is hyperintense and doesn"t have fatty content.

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Syndrome. (a-c) showing multiple thin-walled hyperintense cystic lesions (star) and hyperintense tubular structure in the right side(arrow), (d) the lesion is hyperintense and doesn"t have fatty content.

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Syndrome. (a-c) showing multiple thin-walled hyperintense cystic lesions (star) and hyperintense tubular structure in the right side(arrow), (d) the lesion is hyperintense and doesn"t have fatty content.

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Syndrome. (a-b) showing hyperintense lesion in b800 DWI and ADC map.

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Syndrome. (a-b) showing hyperintense lesion in b800 DWI and ADC map.

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abscess: multidetector CT findings and role. Excretory phase acquisition showed normal opacification of the urinary bladder with mild circumferential mural thickening, Foley catheter (short arrow) in place. Note infectious enlargement of the left seminal vesicle (arrow).