Abstract
Transgluteal access for computed tomography-guided percutaneous puncture of prostatic abscesses.
Highlights
Prostatic abscess is a rare clinical condition that can result in serious complications such as urosepsis and death if it is not properly diagnosed and treated[1]
Once the diagnosis is established, the standard treatment options are the administration of antibiotics, open perineal drainage, and transurethral resection of the prostatic abscess
To localize the prostatic abscess and plan a safe path for the puncture needle, the procedure should be based on the best anatomical definition
Summary
Prostatic abscess is a rare clinical condition that can result in serious complications such as urosepsis and death if it is not properly diagnosed and treated[1]. Transgluteal access for computed tomography-guided percutaneous puncture of prostatic abscesses. Once the diagnosis is established, the standard treatment options are the administration of antibiotics, open perineal drainage, and transurethral resection of the prostatic abscess.
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