 Myself Dr. Nandesh, I am from Krishna Vishyapidevit, the co-author of the screen Dr. Kamuksha and Dr. Kamal Pohike. Coming to the basic male genitalizm biology, the urogenital system arises from the intubated mesudum, which forms a urogenital system on either side of the pyridum. The urogenital reads, develops into pre-sides of tubular lymphatic structures from head to tail, the pro-nephras, mesonephras and the metanephras. The pro-nephras is the telomode set of tubes, which mostly reduce. The mesonephras is located along the midsection of tendu and develops into mesonetic tubes and mesonetic ducts, the urogen duct. These tubes carry out some kidney function at first, but then many of the tubes recur. However, the mesonetic ducts persists and opens into the pluripa at the end of tendu. The metanephras gives a rest to the definitive adelphini. It doubles from the output of the cordon, the urogenital duct, the urogenic duct and from a condensation of myobate, the urogenic intubated mesodum, the metanephric plastermal. The urogenic ducts are developed into urogenic ducts. The mesonephric ducts form liquid tissues, different ducts, different adelphini, similar vesicles and the urogenital bladder. The urogenital sinus forms the bladder except the trigon and the prostrate gland, bulborectal gland and urethra. Coming to the main topic, xenosyndromesotide of mesotrophic or double-printed anomaly comprised of renal agents, it's lateral seminal vesicles, and a chequely duct absorption. It is a rare condition, typically diagnosed during the third or fourth decade of life and often present with perineal pain, because of prostratitis, hematose, permeone, painful excretion and impatiality. Failure of evasions of the urethric duct between the fourth and the 13th peak of gestural vesicle in xenosyndromesotide. There is an association between the congenital maximizations of seminal vesicles and the hypsilatral upper urinary tract, because both the urethral buds and the seminal vesicles originate from the mesonephric or double-printed duct. Mild development of the distal part of the mesonephric duct results in atrexia of the esophageal duct, leading to obstruction of dilatation of the seminal vesicles. While an abnormality in the urethral bud leads to renal agencies or dyspacia. So, the redarousal features will be urethral renal agencies, hypsilatral esophageal duct absorption, hypsilatral seminal vesicles, and small destes and hypsilatral cellulose have been reported. Coming to my case, a 42-year-old male came to the department in complete voiding. There was no previous history of trauma or any documented evidence of mass disease. No previous imaging studies were available. CT and MRI was done for the same patient. Coming to the CT, we can note that there are agents of the right kidney and ectopic curator insertion was seen and also a seminal cyst. Seminal cyst was seen. MRI was done for the same patient. We can note right-sided renal agencies assisted the rotation of the seminal vesicles on the right side. The rotation of the right side was a difference from the forced aspect of prostate into the right pneumonia system. Directed duct seen to enter the posterior wall of the urinary bladder, right-sided ectopic curator opened into the right vasculature and seemed to be the case. Superiorly, it had a blind kidney. Left kidney was normal and one note is that high seminal density within the duct was provisional due to high proteinaceous content as a result of stasis. The difference in the diagnosis of the same condition being seminal cysts is different. Prostatic renal cyst, renal duct cyst and HL-critic duct cyst. Prostatic renal duct cyst an area of vocal dilatation that occurs within the prostatic renal. Uterus cysts are often dictated at the first and secondary care of life. Always arising from the level of perium imperium and are always in the midline. A sensation of prostatic renal cyst with a variety of geniturity and a variety of properties is recognized and they include hypospatiasis, cryptocrytism, unilateral region agencies. Mulerine duct cysts have no such association and they are regressing in the third or fourth year. The image holds sub-centimetric midline hyperactance or isontance T1. Peripherally arising prostatic lesion is a prostatic lack which demonstrate on such adult images giving a big click transition towards the urethra. So Mulerine duct cysts they arise from remnants of Mulerine duct and is one of the midline cystic mass in the male pelvis. Mulerine duct cysts usually occur in third to fourth year of life whereas prostatic renal duct cysts occur in first and secondary care. Mulerine duct cysts represent a focal incomplete duct preservation and thus can arise anywhere along the path of Mulerine duct preservation from scrotum to prostatic renal duct. The hemorrhaginic origin also Mulerine duct cysts are larger and often extends superior to the prostatic gland while the urethra duct cysts are usually smaller and less likely to extend above the prostatic gland. Mulerine duct cysts do not complicate with the urethra duct. Mulerine duct cysts are not associated with any other abnormalities whereas the urethra duct cysts are associated with variety of generative abnormalities. Coming to the last picture the ejaculatory duct cysts ejaculatory duct cysts of the prostatic gland they occur due to obstruction of the ejaculatory duct which in turn can either be considered or secondary in case of inflammation. They are usually inter-prostatic when small but may extend supply when large seen as the round of ovals they tend to be in immediate or paramedic position in the prostatic gland above the level of pheromontanum extending into the prostatic base. On MRI T1 they appear as lower isosceles these are the references thank you