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• Human Fetal Prostate
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  Fig 1. Fetus 5 cm

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  Fig. 2. Fetus 7.5 cm

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  Fig. 3. Fetus 12.5 cm

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  Fig. 4. Fetus 12.5 cm

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  Fig. 5. Fetus 16 cm

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  Fig. 6. Fetus 19 cm

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  Fig. 7. Fetus 27 cm

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  Fig. 8. New-born 36 cm

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  Plate 1. New-born (dorsal view)

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  Plate 2. New-born (sagittal view)

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  Plate 3. New-born (posterior and lateral lobe removed)

Reference

Lowsley OS. The development of the human prostate gland with reference to the development of other structures at the neck of the urinary bladder. (1912) Amer. J Anat. 13(3): 299-346.

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