<prompt> All are primary supports of uterus exceptTranscervical ligamentPubocervical ligamentUterosacralBroad ligament  <response>: The supports of the uterus and the bladder are seen to be triradiate condensation of endopelvic fascia: The anterior spoke is the pubocervical fascia or so-called pubocervical ligament. The lateral spoke is Mackenrodts ligament. The posterior spoke is the uterosacral ligament. SUPPORTS OF THE GENITAL TRACT DeLancey introduced three level systems of support. Level I -Uterosacral and cardinal ligaments support the uterus and vaginal vault. Level II-Pelvic fascias and paracolpos which connects the vagina to the white line on the lateral pelvic wall through arcus tendinous. Level III-Levator ani muscle supports the lower one-third of vagina. 