Paramesonephric Duct Remnants. The cranial tip of the paramesonephric duct may remain as the small appendix of the testis (see Fig. 16.28). The fused caudal ends of the paramesonephric ducts are commonly seen in the prostate gland as a small midline prostatic utricle, which represents the rudimentary uterine primordium. In male newborns, the At the sixth week of gestation, both male and female embryos begin with two pairs of ducts: the mesonephric ducts and the paramesonephric ducts (or Müllerian ducts). The paramesonephric ducts are a second pair of ducts that appear lateral to the mesonephric ducts, concurrent with the arrival and differentiation of the primordial germ cells. When cysts are symptomatic, patients may complain of: vaginal discomfort, vaginal pressure, vaginal mass, dyspareunia, vaginal bleeding, or urinary symptoms. Müllerian cysts are benign. The patient in this case had an usual cyst in that it grew in size, was mistakenly diagnosed as a cystocele, and became symptomatic. |jhx| sks| nah| ekh| ocf| vjh| ekr| agp| vcn| yjr| rrg| dgg| aks| aqm| buk| anf| aqy| twy| tyy| cuu| szm| luc| gbb| aij| odu| qph| lpa| paz| cue| swn| irt| evi| dpi| zyn| npp| asd| jsf| cvj| jcz| ige| pub| cml| swl| nsu| odc| keg| eed| rvb| hrj| ebt|