Seminal vesicle and coagulating gland.

Seminal vesicle (Sv) and coagulating gland (Cg).

The coagulation gland represents the dorsocranial part of the prostate.

A transverse section should be made through the widest part of seminal vesicle together with coagulating gland.

See also:
      Prostate
      Introduction

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