Sentence examples for base of the prostate from inspiring English sources

The two ejaculatory ducts lie on each side of the midline and are formed by the union of the duct of the seminal vesicle, which contributes secretions to the semen, with the end of the ductus deferens at the base of the prostate.

Separating from the other elements of the spermatic cord the blood vessels, nerves, and lymph vessels at the ring, the ductus deferens makes its way through the pelvis toward the base of the prostate, where it is joined by the seminal vesicle to form the ejaculatory duct.

b axial T2-weighted fat saturated fast spin-echo image (4941/116) and c coronal T2-weighted fast spin-echo image (5059/120) showing symmetric, bilateral, well-defined homogeneous hypointense zones at the base of the prostate gland.

It is very common to find at the base of the prostate gland bilateral and usually symmetric areas (moustache-like) of homogeneous low signal intensity areas on T2-weighted morphologic images located on either side of the ejaculatory ducts.

Previously, it was thought that the TZ [the site of benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH)] and the CZ (which surrounds the ejaculatory ducts, is located mainly at the base of the prostate, is posterior to the TZ and the urethra, and is proximal to the verumontanum) could not be differentiated at imaging and these areas were collectively referred to as the central gland [25, 26].

The apex and base of the prostate was cut by the cone method as sagittal sections.

The current standard of care for prostate biopsy procedures is to perform a 12 14-core 12 14-corensrandom ultransrectalTRultrasoundd biopsy, during which the urologist attempts to systematically sample tissue from the apex, mid, and base regions of the prostate.

The MRI and US images were examined from the base to the apex of the prostate on axial and sagittal views for their correspondence.

A two-dimensional axial TRUS sweep was performed from the base to the apex of the prostate to reconstruct a 3D volume of the prostate before each biopsy procedure.

Many studies in the literature have contributed to data on prostate motion showing that differential prostate motion occurs with the seminal vesicles and base of prostate moving more than the apex.

The specimens were taken from both the lateral and the medial part of the prostate base, midgland and apex.