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Egyptian Journal of Radiology and Nuclear Medicine
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Fig. 4

From: The role of pelvic floor ultrasound correlated with pelvic organ prolapse quantification in the assessment of anterior and apical compartments of pelvic organ prolapse

Fig. 4

A 48-year-old diabetic female patient with a complain of progressive vaginal bulge for 2 years. A and B TPUS Sagittal view 2D images showing the position and measurements of organs at rest and their descent upon valsalva, respectively (in relation to SP), as well as the RVA; urinary bladder: 22.9,11.8 mm, cervix: 9.2, −29.5 mm (notice the nabothian cysts; white arrow), rectum: 9.2, −24.5 mm. C TUI of the levator ani muscle on contraction showing the intact levator ani muscles on both sides and illustrating the levator urethral gap measurements in the central three slices bilaterally with calculated average value on both sides = 1.09 (Rt),1.09 (Lt). D Endocavitary 3D ultrasound shows intact attachment of the levator ani slings to inferior pubic rami bilaterally

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