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where is the most common site for prostate cancer
peripheral zone
(back of gland, closest to rectum)
what is clinical for prostate cancer
elevated PSA
>/= 10 mg/ml
where does benign prostatic enlargement (BPH) occur
transition zone
what is the m/c prostate problem for men older than 50
BPH
BPH
hyperplastic nodules form around the urethra and may obstruct the flow of urine
causes urinary retention
central gland enlarged, hypoechoic, mixed echogenicity, calc
