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case_images: CT and MRI images of the pelvic mass. (a, b) The CT images showed mixed contrast enhancement and low-density areas in the left prostate lobe, surrounding area and rectum (white arrows; a, axial view; b, sagittal view). (c, d) The MRI images showed contrast enhancement (c, T1-weighted image) and reduced diffusion (d, diffusion-weighted image) in the same area.
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case_images: Contrast-enhanced CT revealed an incidental gallbladder tumor and an irregular pelvic mass, suggesting either bladder cancer invasion or abscess in the prostate and rectum (Fig. 1a,b). MRI showed contrast enhancement and reduced diffusion in the same area (Fig. 1c,d).
case_images: Colonoscope image. The colonoscopy revealed a mucous membrane bulge and purulent mucus discharge in the lower rectum (yellow circle).
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case_images: A colonoscopy revealed a mucous membrane bulge and purulent mucus discharge in the lower rectum (Fig. 2), and a biopsy showed inflammatory granulation with no malignant findings.
case_images: CT images after completion of treatment with combined antitubercular drugs. (a, b) The tuberculous prostatic abscess had almost completely disappeared after completion of the treatment with combined antitubercular drugs (white arrows; a, axial view; b, sagittal view).
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case_images: After treatment completion, the tuberculous prostatic abscess had almost completely disappeared (Fig. 4), and the gallbladder cancer was stable.