“…The detection of imaging glandular findings has been evidence to eliminate ambiguities regarding the localization of soft tissue findings in the perineal region arising from prostate hypertrophy, prostate cancer or Syringocele, Cobb's collar, cowperitis, or lithiasis [19][20][21]25]. Additionally, the rabbit has been evaluated as a suitable animal model for the imaging study of urethral and paraurethral lesions, similar to the mouse and other animal species [10,18,[22][23][24]26,31]. The current study has confirmed the information of different research [28,29] regarding the increasing importance of MRI as a method for imaging different parts of the urogenital system.…”