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lobes of prostate: 1.Anterior lobe-is devoid of glandular tissue 2.Median or middle lobe-is rich in glands 3.Posterior lobe-contains glandular tissue 4.Right lateral lobes-contain many glands 5.Left lateral lobe-contain many glands
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lobes of prostate: 1.Anterior lobe-is devoid of glandular tissue 2.Median or middle lobe-is rich in glands 3.Posterior lobe-contains glandular tissue 4.Right lateral lobes-contain many glands 5.Left lateral lobe-contain many glands