Have you noticed that a Prostatitis patients prostate looks any different from other prostates when examined after removal? Like more red/irritated look? Odd shape? etc etc
Well, Mike, I finally saw one prostate that looked different.
This was in a patient with paraplegia. You can read his story if you click here.
At surgery, I observed that the surrounding tissue, including the endopelvic fascia and prostate capsule, had a blanched appearance, pale, as if infected; there was no gross pus.
The pathologist reported that the prostate was riddled with micro-abscesses. As if the prostate had morphed into one big abcess sponge.
Like the other patients, this patient has reported symptomatic relief.
Unlike the others, his prostate was not grossly or microscopically normal.
Arnon Krongrad, MD
This was in a patient with paraplegia. You can read his story if you click here.
At surgery, I observed that the surrounding tissue, including the endopelvic fascia and prostate capsule, had a blanched appearance, pale, as if infected; there was no gross pus.
The pathologist reported that the prostate was riddled with micro-abscesses. As if the prostate had morphed into one big abcess sponge.
Like the other patients, this patient has reported symptomatic relief.
Unlike the others, his prostate was not grossly or microscopically normal.
Mar 5, 2010