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From: Role of static and dynamic MRI in evaluation of pelvic posterior compartment pathologies: prospective case series

Fig. 3

Case no. 1: A 32-year-old female presented with incontinence to gases and stool 1 year ago and has a history of four vaginal deliveries went for T2W MRI—sagittal view—during rest (a), during straining (b, c), and during defecation (dg). During straining, there was a marked enlargement of levator hiatus (H line = 11.17 cm), marked pelvic floor relaxation (M line = 7.56 cm) (b), levator plate angle = 52.9 degree (c), moderate bladder base descent, moderate uterine, vaginal vault prolapse, and anterior Rectocele 3.84 cm with peritoneocele (d, e). During the defecatory phase, there was a progressive intrarectal and the intraanal prolapsed (yellow arrows in image f) and peritoneocele become more evident (g)

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