Prostate Flashcards
Rectum is ____ to the prostate
Posterior
What 4 factors assoc with inc PSA (prostate specific antigen)
Patient age
Prostate volume inc
Benign prostatic hyperplasia
Prostate cancer
Zone most likely involved with cancer
Peripheral zone
70%, Cancer is hypo peripherally oriented lesion
BPH is in what zone
Transitional zone
Trans rectal US image patient position
LLD
Lab test for prostate cancer
PSA prostate specific antigen
MC symptoms of Prostatism
Difficult initiation of voiding
Nocturia
Small stream
Indication for transrectal
Abnl digital rectal exam
Abnl lab indicating prostate cancer
Guidance for biopsy
Monitor prostate cancer treatment
Color Doppler in transrectal exam
Allows improved perception of pathologic vessels assoc with cancer
US appearance of prostate cancer
Hypo, hyper, Iso lesions
Patient prep for transrectal biopsy
A cleansing enema immediately prior to exam and antibiotics given before and after exam.
Prostate gland anatomic classification used
Zonal anatomy
The prostaticovesical arteries that supply prostate are branches off the
Internal iliac arteries
Display of prostate with transrectal US
The rectum is shown at the bottom of the screen
Transrectal prostate sag plane. The most lateral images of the gland show
The peripheral zone
Frequency for transrectal imaging
7-8MHz
Seminal vesicles in transrectal US looks
Hypoechoic, symmetrical, irregular shape
US appearance of BPH
Enlarged prostate gland, focal or diffuse
Cyst associated with infertility
Ejaculatory duct cyst