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Describe the stroma of the prostate?
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First answer by Cristina Roz. Last edit by Cristina Roz.
The stroma or anterior fibro-muscular zone previously constituted about by 5 percent of the weight of a normal prostate. It has no glandular component and is composed solely of muscle and fibrous tissue.
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