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Prostatic
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pros·tate  (prstt)
n.
The prostate gland.
adj.
Of or relating to the prostate gland.

[New Latin prostata, from Greek prostats (adn), prostate (gland), from proïstanai, to set before : pro-, in front; see pro-2 + histanai, to set, place; see st- in Indo-European roots.]

pros·tatic (pr-sttk) adj.
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Adj.1.prostatic - relating to the prostate gland


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8) The frequent digital examination would be difficult to blame as a risk factor for prostatic abscess as the prostate has protective fascial layers, and its ducts drain into the urethra where the infection usually starts.
DIAGNOSIS Prostatic abscess OPERATIVE FINDINGS AND MANAGEMENT In the operating room, a suprapubic catheter was placed, and the abscess was drained via transurethral resection of prostate with unroofing, during which multiple pockets of pus were entered in serial resections.
A computed tomography scan of his abdomen and pelvis showed splenic abscesses, but no prostatic abscess was noted.
 
 
 
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