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ANOMALIES OF THE PROSTATE GLAND AND SEMINAL TUBERCLE IN CHILDREN

Aim of the study. To investigate the embryology, clinic, diagnosis, and treatment of prostate anomalies and seminal tubercle in children. Material and Methods. A total of 1.5 thousand children with pathology of the urogenital system were examined. In 36 children, abnormalities of the prostate gland and seminal tubercle were found. Ultrasound, ureteroscopy, CT, MRI, as well as general clinical diagnostic methods were used in the diagnosis. A description of 2 clinical observations of prostate anomalies is presented. Results and discussion: A classification of prostate and seminal tubercle anomalies has been developed. 3 types of anomalies were selected according to the number, position, structure. The congenital nature of the process, the clinical features of the prostate anomalies and the seminal tubercle make it difficult to recognize rare diseases of the genitourinary system in children. Modern methods of diagnosis and surgical treatment can get a positive result.