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Figure 6 (a) A 65-year-old man with a history of bladder transitional cell carcinoma and BCG treatment underwent mpMRI, which demonstrated background T2 hypointensity involving the majority of the bilateral peripheral zones. There are superimposed nodules in the mid and right posterior peripheral zone that demonstrate more pronounced T2 hypointensity (a, arrows), smooth rim enhancement (b, arrows), and restricted diffusion (c, arrows) with a signal loss on the ADC maps (d, arrows). Prostate biopsy demonstrated prostatic tissue with atrophic changes and chronic inflammation with granulomatous inflammation in keeping with BCG granulomatous prostatitis. The smooth rim enhancement of nodules represents the pseudo-capsule with granulation tissue.[ATTACH=full]13118[/ATTACH][ATTACH=full]13119[/ATTACH]
Figure 6 (a) A 65-year-old man with a history of bladder transitional cell carcinoma and BCG treatment underwent mpMRI, which demonstrated background T2 hypointensity involving the majority of the bilateral peripheral zones. There are superimposed nodules in the mid and right posterior peripheral zone that demonstrate more pronounced T2 hypointensity (a, arrows), smooth rim enhancement (b, arrows), and restricted diffusion (c, arrows) with a signal loss on the ADC maps (d, arrows). Prostate biopsy demonstrated prostatic tissue with atrophic changes and chronic inflammation with granulomatous inflammation in keeping with BCG granulomatous prostatitis. The smooth rim enhancement of nodules represents the pseudo-capsule with granulation tissue.
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