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What Does This CT Scan Report Of Prostrate Indicate And Suggest Treatment?

Hi Doc, My dad 64 years CT Scan reports says "PROSTATE is mildly enlarged in size. Parenchymal calcifications noted. A midline cyst measuring 10x10mm noted. It measures 4.1x3.5x3.4cms Vol-26cc.

Please advise, what should be the further treatment/steps.
Mon, 26 May 2014
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Mild prostatic enlargement for this age group is Ok. Parenchymal calcification are a sign of post inflammatory process (old infection). What needs to be seen is the cyst which can either be a mullerian or utricle cyst.A TRUS guided needle aspiration will be diagnostic.
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What Does This CT Scan Report Of Prostrate Indicate And Suggest Treatment?

Mild prostatic enlargement for this age group is Ok. Parenchymal calcification are a sign of post inflammatory process (old infection). What needs to be seen is the cyst which can either be a mullerian or utricle cyst.A TRUS guided needle aspiration will be diagnostic.