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Fig. 5

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

Fig. 5

Case no. 2: A 30-year-old female presented with obstructed defecation, stress urinary incontinence, and history of four vaginal deliveries went for T2W MRI—sagittal view—dynamic MRI images. Straining phase shows normal levator hiatus (H line = 5.37 cm), mild pelvic floor relaxation (M line = 3.07 cm) (a), caudal angulation of levator plate, levator plate angle = 32 degree (b), mild bladder base descent, no significant vaginal vault descent (c), anterior rectocele 2.73 with paradoxical contraction of puborectalis muscle (green arrow) (d), narrow anorectal angle (77.3°), inadequate rectal evacuation, and residual intrarectal gel during defecatory phase (e)

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