Adenomyosis of the seminal vesicle with hematospermia.
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This case report describes a 62-year-old man with hematospermia, where imaging revealed a right seminal vesicle mass ultimately diagnosed as adenomyosis after surgical resection.
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A 62-year-old man presented in 1987 with hematospermia. No abnormal findings were observed by cystourethroscopy. Ultrasound showed the enlargement of the right seminal vesicle. The right seminal vesicle could not be visualized by seminal vesiculography. Computed tomographic scan revealed a homogeneous mass at the right dorsolateral aspect of the prostate. Surgical exploration was performed. The prostate and bilateral seminal vesicle were resected. Pathological diagnosis was adenomyosis of the right seminal vesicle.
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