Lymphoma Presenting as Cancer of the Glans Penis: A Case Report

Figure 2

Sonographic imaging of the case. (a) Transabdominal US of the pelvis (sagittal section) shows an enlarged and markedly hypoechoic prostate (asterisk), with indistinct borders. Irregular thickening of the bladder wall is also noted (arrow). (b) Transrectal US confirms infiltration of the prostate by a bulky, lobulated, hypoechoic mass (arrows) which also involves the base of the penis. (c) Transabdominal US (comparable section with (a)) shows resolution of the infiltrative process.