A Case of Perianal Abscess Due to Prostatic Abscess.

Abscess, is a condition that often occurs in the anorectal region. Anorectal abscesses are more frequently seen in men than women (2:1 or 3:1) and often seen in 3th-5th decades. Prostatic abscess, which is a rare condition today, has been thought that originated from prostatitis. A 50 year old male patient, was admitted to our urology clinic with the complaints of urinary frequency and dysuria for last two months. There is no prominent feature other than diabetes in the patient's history and asymmetric growth found on the left lobe in rectal examination of the prostate. The patients presenting with clinically anorectal abscess should be assessed properly with history, physical examination, laboratory, and imaging findings and also rarely underlying causes of inflammation of adjacent organs such as the prostate abscess should be kept in mind.

Giant uterine cyst hydatid: A case report.

A 68-years old woman presented with abdominal pain, nausea and vomiting. On physical examination, a palpable abdominal mass was detected in the lower abdominal region. Computed tomography revealed two separate hydatid cyst lesions in the liver in addition a giant uterine cyst. Cystotomy, external drainage and subtotal hysterectomy was performed. Pathologic examination confirmed the uterine hydatid cyst disease. In this case report, a uterine hydatid cyst disease which is rarely encountered in gynaecologic practice was presented.