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

Egyptian Journal of Radiology and Nuclear Medicine

Table 6 Sagittal 2-D U/S findings on valsalva (bladder descent and cervical descent) among the studied groups:

Studied variable	Control	Case	P value
Bladder descent at valsalva
Min.–Max	29.8 to 9.8	10 to −72	< 0.001*
Mean ± SD	18.19 ± 5.93	−20.7 ± 13.64
Median (IQR)	16.85 (11.63)	−20(10.6)
Cervix descent at valsalva
Min.–Max	56.1 to 21.1	43.2 to −72	< 0.001*
Mean ± SD	41.59 ± 9.28	−1.41 ± 31.68
Median (IQR)	43.1 (10.93)	−14 (49.35)